Once again the maron will be livimg in sleepless nights. Ebriama, as the source put it the truth is the only arm that we can use to distroy this man.

 As these stories come out, the more we distribute them to the ordinary people who don't have access to the net.

A word for Edward, by refusing to approve this bad deal for the Gambian people, you did a good job.

>From: Ebrima Ceesay <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list <[log in to unmask]>
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: Yahya Look : "We are back"
>Date: Wed, 25 Apr 2001 17:26:46 -0000
>
>Gambia-L:
>
>The unedited e-mail below came from one of my unimpeachable sources
>in the
>heart of the Gambian Government.
>
>Regards,
>Ebrima
>
>_________________________________________________________________________
>
>>To: [log in to unmask]
>>Subject: Yahya Look : "We are back"
>>Date: Wed, 25 Apr 2001
>>
>>Ebrima,
>>We are serving notice to Yahya Jammeh that we (your sources) are
>>back for
>>the stretch - leading up to the October elections. This notice will
>>cause
>>him sleepless nights again. He thought that he has "taken care of
>>us" as he
>>kept telling his cronies. Well, we are back. The APRC has the money
>>to buy
>>elections but we are armed with a more lethal commodity: THE TRUTH.
>>___________
>>
>>The Gambia-L readership might be interested in knowing that the
>>AFPRC/APRC
>>Government has come full circle by re-introducing the INVESTMENT
>>BOARD
>>after dismantling the N.I.B after their illegal take over in July
>>1994 from
>>the PPP regime. Abdoulie Touray (commonly known as Backs Touray)
>>has been
>>earmarked/asked to be Chairman of the new Privatisation/Investment
>>Agency.
>>It is not yet clear whether he will accept the "offer" from Yahya
>>or not.
>>We will wait and see.
>>
>>On another important note, Edward Singhatey has decided to dis-obey
>>"Boss
>>Jammeh" by refusing to sign the GSM deal with Tarik Moussa and
>>Amadou Samba
>>who, we all know by now, are Yahya Jammeh's proxies. Edward matched
>>up to
>>State House to inform Yahya of his decision NOT to sign and to
>>counsel him
>>to put "Gambia's interest first". Yahya, the coward,
>>condescendingly
>>concurred with the decision of the number two (or should I say,
>>number
>>three, after Baba Jobe). The decision now is that Gamtel will
>>continue to
>>manage the GSM project for a period of up to three months at which
>>time the
>>GSM project will be open to competition from potential investors
>>with the
>>resources and technical wherewithall. Meanwhile, the circus
>>continues.
>>Ebrima, it nice to be back for the long haul.
>>
>>
>
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