Jabou what about those innocent souls that Baba Jobe help to distroy?what about what he did to our economy with his cohorts like Amadou Samba,Tarik Moses and the likes?.make no mistake Sis this guy those not deserve anyone's mercy,he has fired people he dislikes for no reason,he tells people is above the law, and i think this might just be what he needs to mellow down and realise that he is dealing with a man who will sacrifice anyone if that means hanging on to his leadership.
Makes no hesitations Baba Jobe is above the law before this arrest he goes round to offices and asked you to bend the rules if you refuse to comply he gets you fired so please,please shed none of your valuable tears.
Abaraka
Paps
-----Original Message-----
From: Jabou Joh [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: 19 November 2003 23:58
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: The rights of Baba Jobe
In a message dated 11/19/03 11:00:22 AM Central Standard Time,
[log in to unmask] writes:
> Somehow days later, I kept
> telling myself that I am the last person who would like to be seen
> defending Baba Jobe, but his rights are very important to the Gambia we
> are hoping to eventually create. There is something wrong with the idea
> that Baba Jobe is having problem with the law because one person finally
> decided it. Now, let us forget about however we feel about Baba Jobe.
> The fact that a leader of the legislature can be reduced to nothing at
> the wishes of only one man said a lot about the kind of country we live
> in. I am not sure what his charges are, and I am more apt to believe
> that he is guilty as charge, but the whole process made a mockery to our
> justice system and the rights of its people.
Musa Jeng,
You are exactly right.
Jabou Joh
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