I believe we should be calling on Gambians to go and help Professor Jammeh build the Gambia instead of calling people to boycott him. Is this another desperate move by the opposition because they cannot form a coalition and therefore want to resort to blaming Jammeh as they always do? Please stop blaming Professor Jammeh for the oppositions' problems and get your acts together. Elections will be held in early March and your leaders are still fighting on petty stuff. They are going after each other like teenage girls in middle school.

On Sun, Dec 26, 2010 at 9:41 PM, Y Jallow <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

Boycott all Appointments from Jammeh

It is every good citizen’s wish to serve ones’ nation honorably in life. The current administration doesn’t permit serving at home. You can serve in many other ways without having to work with Jammeh. I am therefore advising all Gambians to boycott taking appointments with the regime. If you take a position with Jammeh, you are taking great risk that is not worth it. The case for Mariama Khan is a typical example, a decent woman whose life has been at the mercy of terror and humiliation for the past months.

Please pass this message to your family and friends. If you have a relative currently working with Jammeh, please ask the person to try to get another job, and quickly quit without delay.

Thanks,

Yero.

There is no god but Allah (SWT) and Muhammad (SAW) is His messenger. Fear and Worship only Allah alone!

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