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Just amazing Yanks. It seems I'm in exquisite company. One thing I writhed over is what determines the position of the names in the list? For example, why does Yahya place me 3rd in the list of wanted civilians instead of after Saul Ndow???? And why would he want Saul Ndow dead or alive???? I also agonied over how the NIA/Yahya could place foreign nationals on Gambia's Most wanted list???? That ought to be the height of conceit and narcissism. I was told I have always been on the list but not advertised in order to be able to arrest me unawares. Its a good thing the secret service has had their ears to the ground in Gambia. What a bumbling idiot this Yahya. Haruna. What would any nation's NIA want with yours truly??? There is a silver-lining in these lists though. I'll be working on that.

In a message dated 8/12/2009 7:11:48 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [log in to unmask] writes:

To all!

It seems that our Dictator stills has taste for more heads behind bars, even after jailing

six journalists last week. Senegambianews has published the lastest list of the Gambia's

most wanted. Not surprisingly, the list has grown in lenght to include some familiar names:

Suntu Touray

Yero Jallow

Haruna Darbo

Joe Sambou

etc

To the new members, please welcome aboard!

Please find the article below, courtsey of Senegambianews.com

Breaking News: NIA Officer Says Gov't Issues New List of 44 Wanted Gambians to Immigration Posts

The Senegambia News Team , Senegambia News
Published 08/12/2009 - 1:45 a.m. GMT

Senegambia News has just received a list of wanted Gambians from an insider at the notorious National Intelligence Agency, the NIA. The list which contains the names of 44 Gambians, includes our own contributor, former lieutenant Binneh S. Minteh, Col. Samsudeen Sarr, Mathew K. Jallow, Yankuba Jambang, Ebrima Sankareh and Pa Nderry Mbai.
The insider (name withheld), said: "Following last week prison sentence of Pap Saine and others, the NIA has issued a new list of people they want us to arrest. Some of these people are our brothers and I want you to publish this list so as to warn them to stay away".
After receiving the document, Senegambia News immediately contacted another senior official in one of the many security angencies, who strongly confirmed the issuance of the list of wanted Gambians. "To be honest with you, we have a mad leader, and we are really fed up with him", the officer said.
Below is the list issued to immigration and border agents to arrest the following whenever they set foot in Gambia:

Wanted Security Officers
Col. Ndure Cham, Major Kalifa Bajinka, Lt. Col. Samsudeen Sarr, Lt. Yankuba Badjie, Capt. Sana B. Sabally, Capt. Alhagie Kanteh, Lt. Kejau Touray, Lt. Binneh Minteh, Major Momodou Bojang and Seargent Alhagie Cham Joof (Sir Jackal).
Wanted Journalists
Ndey Tapha Sosseh, Buya Jammeh, Baba Galleh Jallow, Alagi Yorro Jallow, Ebrima G Sankareh, Mathew K Jallow, Pa Nderry Mbai, Ousman Darboe, Omar Bah, Bubacarr Ceesay, Musa Saidykhan, Yankuba Jambang, Pa Samba Jaw, Abdoulie Jallow, Pa Kemo Jarju, Sarjo Bayang, Suntu Touray, Yankuba Darboe, Alieu Badara Sowe, Ebrima Ceesay, Abdou Karim Sanneh, Yahya Dampha, Sheriff Bojang Jr, Momodou Lamin Jaiteh, Ebrima Sillah, Tijan Nimaga, Cherno Baba Jallow and Yero Jallow.
Wanted Civilians
Essa Sey, Karamba Touray, Haruna Darbo, Burama Jammeh, Lamin Darboe, Mai NK Fatty, Bakary Bunja Darboe, Karamo Gibba, Kukoi Samba Sanyang, Joe Sambou, Abdoulie Kujabi, Ousainou Mbenga, Omar Joof and Saul Ndow.
Wanted Foreign Nationals
John Mckintosh, Andrew Charles Northfield, Michael Scales and Abubacarr King.
Senegambia News will gladly provide a copy of this list to human rights organizations around the world.

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