Sorry for what? Darbo sent a resignation letter to NADD and it was
confirmed by all, including Darbo. Today is February 9, 2005, not January
22, 2005. Ousainou just told the reporters that he has a message for them,
why don't you hold your breath on that one and then ask for apologies?
Let's say he leaves NADD, are you going to ask for an apology from Darbo? I
think that would be the equitable thing to do, don't you think? Folks, we
have to decide as Gambians where our allegiance lies - to the country or to
an individual or subset. NADD is here to stay.
Chi Jaama
Joe
>From: Lamin Jatta <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Re: AllGambian.net clarifies
>Date: Thu, 9 Feb 2006 10:54:10 -0800
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>Kejaw
>
>"Touray, Kejau" <[log in to unmask]> wrote: Thanks Ous,
>
>Darboe and Co will definitely appreciate an apology from Joe Sambou,
>Pa Musa Jallow and especially from Pa Nderr Mbye, for accusations
>based on no evidence. I hope they have the moral courage to tell NADD
>and Gambians, especially the UDP and Darboe, that you're sorry....
>
>
>Kejau Touray
>See
>www.bfaml.com
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>Sent: Sun 22/01/2006 04:29
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: AllGambian.net clarifies
>
>
>
>It has been a rough week for the Gambian opposition
>and particularly the anxious and tired ordinary
>Gambians and concerned friends across the globe; all
>anticipating the much awaited naming of a
>standard-bearer. It is by popular demand that this
>paper mounted a fact finding investigation into the
>issue that has caused so much consternation and
>uncertainty within the rank and files of the
>opposition.
>
>While it was heralded in this very online medium that
>Omar Amadou Jallow (OJ) was nominated to be the
>flag-bearer by a majority executive consensus and
>confirmation was due on Saturday. It was also reported
>that Lawyer Ousainou Darboe had objected to OJ's
>nomination, that he needed time to consult with his
>United Democratic Party (UDP) members.
>
>
>
>This reporter spoke to Sam Sarr of the Foroyaa news
>paper an executive member of the opposition coalition
>who was in the midst of the selection process to throw
>light on what transpired and the state of the
>leadership nominations. Mr. Sarr clarified that the
>Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) of the coalition
>required the executive (12 members) to select a
>flag-bearer. According to him, the executive met to
>carryout the mandate of selecting the flag-bearer.
>Three members were nominated, Omar Jallow, Halifa
>Sallah (party coordinator), and Ousainou Darboe.
>Halifa Sallah turned down his nomination on grounds of
>safeguarding the integrity of the selection process.
>Lawyer Darboe too withdrew his nomination following
>Halifa's declining of the nudge.
>
>The Mr. Sarr went on to clarify that it was untrue
>that Darboe was the one who objected OJ's nomination
>in order to consult his party members. In contrast,
>executive members unanimously agreed it was
>appropriate at that juncture to call off the selection
>process to take time to sleep over their decision
>making process and return to tackle the issue on
>another date. "No final decisions were made during
>that meeting, it was just nominations and nothing
>more", lamented Mr. Sarr.
>
>According Mr. Sarr feedback the party is receiving
>hinted that the nomination of OJ, a former minister in
>the PPP government did not settle well with many NADD
>supporters within and outside the country. He went on
>to say that the executive have no choice but to take
>into consideration the wishes and aspirations of the
>people. "It is our hope that when we meet again on the
>issue, we will reach a consensus on a salable
>candidate for the people. If the executive cannot
>agree on a candidate, then the process has to the
>handed to the people as required by the MOU",
>concluded Sam.
>
>Meanwhile, in a brief public statement, Halifa Sallah,
>NADD coordinator announced that the much anticipated
>coalition rally in Brikama this Saturday has been
>postponed until further notice.
>
>
>
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