Pa Nderry,
              reference to our earlier telephone
conversation, i here by write to challenge your above
head line story. The story is misleading and totally
false. It is a cheap propaganda gear towards
discrediting the opposition and to rally some support
for the (APRC).

The following people have claimed to joint the (APRC)
party but have no business with UDP/NRP:

{1} Momodou Lamin WAA Ceesay a former PPP Niamina
constituency parliamentary Candidate who has never
been a UDP/NRP party militant.

(2)Mr Saidykhan from Jarra central who has never been
neither a UDP/NRP party militant.

(3) Alhagie Kiti Jabang a former minister of the PPP
was not a member of the UDP thjough it is true that he
has been appointed  by president Jammeh.

(4) Assan TIX Manneh of Banjul who left the (NRP)
party more than a year ago according to the party
because they never involve him in any party activities
therefore, it is just like beating a death horse to
mention TIX leaving the (NRP) opposition.

Both Alhagie M C Cham and Alhagie Assan Musa Camara
are still members and supporters of the opposition.

We are expecting to see these type of irresponsible
reporting from many quarters. 

Saihou





 

--- panderry mbai <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

>                                   FOLLOWING THE
> DEFECTION OF ASSAN MUSA CAMARA, MC CHAM AND OTHER
> OPPOSITION BIG GUNS, UDP LEADER DARBOE SAYS NO
> COMMENTS FOR NOW!!!!
>   Breaking News- The President has appointed Mr.
> Lamin Kitty Jabang the former foreign affairs
> minister in the deposed PPP regime as the Gambia’s
> Ambassador to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and a
> permanent representative to the Organisation of the
> Islamic conference.UDP leader Ousainou Darboe
> refused to comment on the major political twist. He
> told our reporter that he was busy on other pressing
> issues.
> 
> 
>    
>   In another political development, Mr. MC. Cham and
> Mr. Assan Musa Camara and a handful of some United
> Democratic Party (UDP) and the National
> Reconciliation Party (NRP) supporters all pledged
> their allegiance to President Jammeh and vowed  to
> draw more supporters from the opposition.
> 
>    
>   Contacted to react to this breaking news, Mr.
> Ousainou Darboe the leader of  the United Democratic
> Party (UDP) said "please I don't have time for that
> as I am busy with other things.  Efforts to speak to
> the NRP leader Hamat Bah proved futile as his phone
> was unreachable.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
>     
> Posted on Friday, March 03, 2006 (Archive on Friday,
> March 10, 2006)
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