Much obliged Karim.
Along this theme, I wish to thank Corinne(HRW), Tom(CPJ), Our Lady of Gambia's conscience Fatou Jaw Manneh, and my private counsel in the UK Peter Hollingsworth, and the Hon. Mai Fatty, Chairman of The Gambia Moral Congress Party, for their efforts however consequential to yielding you transient relief. I have been and continue to be confident you are in no imminent danger of expeditious deportation to Gambia against your free will.
In conclusion, and on your behalf, I apologise to Prime Minister Gordon Brown for the distasteful comment you made in your less sober moment of frustration and fear for your life. As you have intimated to me, the comment was unfortunate and untrue and you recognized it later as having been made out of temporary insanity. This apology by you will stand you in good stead as we close ranks to bear on the Home Office for your more permanent freedom without further prejudice.
I look forward to hearing you again, bigger and better. Haruna.
Date: Tue, 24 Feb 2009 20:31:37 +0000
From: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: Obituary- James Bahuom lost hist Mother on Saturday
To: [log in to unmask]
Folks
I am release today from Hammondworth immigration Removal Centre and hope to report at Hayes in Middlesex before tranfering my weekly signing to Salford Manchester. I want to thank all for your support by both e-mail and telephone calls. It is your great effort that makes me proud to be Gambian. With your tireless campaign to secure my release indicate that we can unite and fight against 14 years of Yahya Jammeh. It is Gambia we all have a stake and we should continue the fight to to restore rule of law human rights and development. My special thanks to Dr Ebrima ceesay, Babagalleh Jallow, Joe Sambou. Lamin Darbo, Buharry Gassama, Saikou Mballow, Haruna Darbo, Suntou, Yero, Binneh Minteh, James BAHOUM, Fatoujaw, Ebrima Sillah, Sainey Faye, Banka and all! I am prevailing a draft of my notes in the detention which will mentioned the good efforts of each individuals. I thank Ebrima Sankareh, Tijan, Mathrew and Dr Abdoulaye Saine for alarming the British Government in their write ups. Thanks is extend to Freedom Newspaper, Senegambia, Gainako, Allgambian and The Gambia Journal.
Date: Tue, 24 Feb 2009 00:37:39 +0100
From: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: Obituary- James Bahuom lost hist Mother on Saturday
To: [log in to unmask]
May her soul rest in perfect peace,Amen.
Fye.
On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 5:06 PM, abdoukarim sanneh <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
Folks
On behalf of the Movement for The Restoration of Democracy UK chapter it is a sad news to learned about the death of James Bahuom's Mother which took Banjul last Saturday. It is indeed a sad news for James and the rest of his family. May her soul rest in perfect peace.
Date: Sun, 22 Feb 2009 23:07:14 -0500
From: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Gambia sets up National Disaster Management Council. Courtesy Allgambian.net newspaper
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National Disaster Management Council Instituted
20 Feb 2009
By Staff Writer, AllGambian.net
Government of the Gambia has on Friday instituted a National Disaster Management Council at a ceremony held in State House, Banjul. (institutionalization of Gambia's first agency for Disaster Response follows enactment of National Disaster Management Act by the National assembly in 2008.
This nationwide disaster council comprised fourteen members and is chaired by Vice President Ajaratou Isatou Njie-Saidy .In his inaugural statements, President Jammeh urged the new council to be proactive and not just about managing disasters but to create public awareness on disaster prevention, reduction and response.
The UN Resident Coordinator [name] said the setting up of this council represents a milestone in the effective management of disaster and environment.
[What a joke!!! I refer you to Ellen's archives for my notes on Disaster management and floods of the Gambia River. Haruna. What the UN will sanction for job-security is beyond me.]
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