Jammeh is providing all facilities needed for fishing but he wonders why it is only foreigners who fish and only foreigners who take advantantage of these facilities.

 

Jammeh provides development funds for agriculture but he wonders why only women and foreigners take advantage of these and not Gambian men.

 

Jammeh wonders why Gambian men do not engage in food-crop production but only cash-crop production for which they receive promisory notes on rice paper.

 

Jammeh did tell those same Gambian women that there would be an increase in the number of widowers if their husbands did not vote for them or at the very least, an increase in destitute families with unemployed breadwinners.

 

When Gambia is excluded from important fora, Jammeh highlights the other African countries that are also excluded instead of realizing why Gambia is excluded and ensuring the problems are rectified. He still wonders why foreigners are the only ones taking advantage of his facilities. Maybe Jammeh ought to ask Gambian men what is wrong and listen to them so that he can better serve them.

 

Jammeh says he gave "free" tractors to "all farmers" and he wonders why agriculture is not mechanised already.

 

Jammeh says he borrows money from Allah's bank, he also blames Allah for his shortcomings. Allah will provide electricity to the remaining 90% of Gambia, Allah will give APRC 50, 52, 53, 70, or 80% of the votes when Allah so chooses, Allah is bring Dumo's case to trial, because Allah arrested Dumo and the rest. I guess Allah is still figuring out where the evidence supporting their charges will come from. May be Gambians are better off electing Allah as our President or is it that in electing Jammeh we are indirectly electing Allah? Gambian men wonder. Foreigners agree.

 

Jammeh says you can't expect government to go fish. Wonder why? Government already is responsible for providing electricity, obtaining loans and aid on behalf of unassuming Gambians without the express authority of their agency. Why not go fishing. What does government do between 8 and 4 every workday besides identify which Gambian men to murder, maime, fire, harrass, imprison, or bribe for their conscience?

 

It is time for Jammeh to let the Cassamance problem arrive at the proper solution without fanning the flames of bigotry and Munaafiqism. Cassamance is part of Senegal. If you cannot act as an honest broker of peace, but out and solve your own problems. We do not need Gambia's good name dragged into the sewer by devils masquerading as Samaritans.