Mr. Sambou:
Again your assertion has to be taken at face value. Hon. Kemeseng Jammeh cannot quit NADD.
If he does, the legislature will call for by-elections. Also, by associating with NADD does not
automatically equate to agreeing with everything the party stands for. NADD has yet to put up
a candidate.
What will you do if Sidia, Halifa, Sam Sarr and other objective Gambians join UDP/NRP coalition?
I predict this will eventually happen. It is about time OJ accepts the wish of the Gambian
people. I have known OJ since 1977. But I refuse to join his train when fraud took place
during his nomination. You know fraud has no materiality threshold. Though truth hurts,
it has to be said.
I appeal that we come together for the good of the country. It is fruitless for you to
continue on with your constant condemnation of UDP. Do you want to be perceived as an
individual who is unwilling to compromise. At the end of the day, our objective is for a
democratic Gambia. Dictator Jammeh is only replaceable if we can come together as one.
Divisive and tribal politics will only make Jammeh stronger.
Please let us not waste valuable time. Our concentration should be a yahya-less Gambia.
May Allah have mercy on us all.
Naphiyo,
Comrade Jassey-Conteh
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>From: Joe Sambou <[log in to unmask]>
>Sent: Feb 13, 2006 7:36 PM
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: Gambia's Opposition Predicts Victory In Upcoming Presidential Elections
>
>One can read that Bah is even struggling to support Ousainou's allegations
>against NADD. The million dollar question then is Why is Yaya Jallow of the
>UDP still with NADD? Why is Kemeseng of the UDP still with NADD? Folks,
>there is a lot of real estate to cover on this saga, just hold tight.
>
>Chi Jaama
>
>Joe
>
>
>
>
>>From: Jean lamin Marenah <[log in to unmask]>
>>Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
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>>Subject: Gambia's Opposition Predicts Victory In Upcoming Presidential
>>Elections
>>Date: Mon, 13 Feb 2006 19:09:07 -0500
>>
>>Culled from VOA;
>>
>>
>>
>>Gambia's Opposition Predicts Victory In Upcoming Presidential Elections
>>
>>By James Butty
>>Washington, DC
>>13 February 2006
>>
>>HYPERLINK
>>"http://www.voanews.com/mediaassets/english/2006_02/Audio/mp3/Gambia_Coaliti
>>on_Eng2Afr_13Feb06.mp3"listen to the interview with Hamat Bah audio clip
>>For years, Gambians longed for a strong and united opposition that would
>>challenge President Yahya Jammeh. Last year, five opposition parties came
>>together to create the National Alliance for Democracy and Development.
>>But
>>with presidential elections scheduled for October this year, one of the key
>>members of the alliance has resigned. Osainou Darboe, whose United
>>Democratic Party holds the majority, says he was resigning due to lack of
>>trust among its members.
>>Hamat Bah is leader of the National Reconciliation Party and a member of
>>the
>>opposition alliance. English to Africa reporter James Butty asked him if
>>there is a problem of distrust among members of the alliance. �Well,
>>that�s
>>Mr. Darboe�s perception. That�s his belief. I can believe certainly to an
>>extent what Ousainou Darboe is saying. May be he has every reason to
>>believe
>>that some members don�t trust him in the coalition.�
>>Bah says the National Alliance for Democracy and Development has been
>>having
>>power struggle problems. �Yes, as it happens in every coalition, there
>>have
>>been some problems in selecting a coalition leader. But we have not
>>completely exhausted completely the process through which we set ourselves
>>in the memorandum of understanding.�
>>Bah denies that part of the coalition�s problems is a result of ethnic
>>differences. He blames such thinking on detractors of the coalition who he
>>says will say anything to tarnish the coalition�s image. He says the
>>coalition has not dashed the hopes of the Gambian people. �We have not
>>disappointed the people of Gambia. In fact we have rekindled the hope of
>>Gambians. And we have no doubt that come October 2006, there will be one
>>credible opposition candidate against Yahya Jammeh, and Jammeh will
>>definitely be defeated.�
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