Honourable Fatou Jahumpa, I truly respect you having deep respect for the
president, but as an Honourable member of the house I think you should guard
your words and not be over-expressive to the point of sounding like a slave.
Reading your interview where you said that you would not mind to be
appointed as the president's office cleaner is really subservience and
servitude coming from an honourable(NO CONTEMPT FOR CLEANERS)

I think you can express your respect and loyalty to the president  but you
must be mindful not to say things that will reduce your status and
intergrity in the eyes of the people,  have a modicum of decency.

Your father was an exemplary politician who would have never reduced himself
to the point of worshipping a fellow human being. What you are doing and
saying interest me a lot because your role in society have now changed, you
are no longer an ordinary citizen, you are now an honourable and as such
you are expected to say and do thing tha will not bring disgrace to the
house, however, by making utterances of such nature you are deamining your
status and tha of the house.I feel you should now be more guarded in your
utterances as opposed to before when you were the press officer, the roles
are not the same and the sooner you you distinguish this the better. I can
understand your desire to be near Jammeh but please mind the GAP!!!!

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