Oh my God! Doesn't this Dubya Bush type of ....TOO LATE FOR YAHYA [OGAH, as
he's called within the circles]... newly discovered PR Tactic[s], brings
tears to the eye of the well-meaning Gambian? Within the next couple of days,
Yahya will hang-dry/sacrifice a lot of his undesirable ragtag followers, to
save his behind. As international pressure mounts on his, Yahya's dying
regime, drug smuggling and counterfeiting, are the only survival mechanism
left to generate liquid cash for the economy.  How dare, Sedat Jobe and
reinforced by Blaise Jagne at the UN, squarely puts the BLOOD-DIAMOND fiasco,
into the hands of 'Sarahuleh's' instead of, the 'GANG OF FIVE': Yahya
Jahanama, Tariq Musa, Baba Jobe, Amadou Samba and the KUJABI Brothers? The
Gambia, under the rudderless leadership of Yahya Jahanama, ultimately assures
Gambia being positioned, a pariah nation because of its status quo
Poli-tricking, lying, coning, deceit, arresting, detaining and killing of
innocent school children. How Gambia and Gambia's, creeps out of this
conundrum, even under a fairly elected and acceptable government, depends on
how Gambia's gallant favorite sons and daughters organize and challenge
ourselves and our leaders on the front-line and abroad. Gambia-L and other
Internet sites, had been an effective instrument and modicum for ultimate
CHANGE in the dynamics and structural sociopoliticonomic parameters,
inhibiting Gambia and Africa's developmental path. OGAH'S [Yahya] guarded
hatred and jealousy of G-Lers is clearly echoed each day upon waking up...
'LAN LA DOMI CH---NDEYAM YI NEKA OUT WAH HATI'  Let him, Ogah, be warned
that, we shall forever remain your worst nightmare. We'll hunt you down, to
'COMMITA BACK'...a Half-Die Tatipereh Lingo... meaning, give us back what
doesn't belong i.e. the looted cache of wealth you amassed within six years,
in the name of Gambia and Gambians.
Saul

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