Sorry for my late response to your inquiry. I was on the road shortly after my last post, until now. Until an independent person comes here to tell us he is actually alive and well can we conclude that. By now we all know the tricks of these criminals. Why would a government arrest a citizen, especially, someone who killed nor maimed anyone, and deny his family and anyone access to him? The plausible conclusion at this time is that he may have been killed like they did Chief Manneh and continue to tell the world they do not have him; beaten to a coma; or have been severely damaged, the reason why they do not want anyone to see him. We cannot give these brutes the benefit of doubt. No Gambian deserves this treatment and so, we continue to be silent until the next Baba Leigh or a brother, sister, or neighbor near us. Again, if an Imam can be a victim with no chance, what about the ordinary Joe? This cannot and should not continue. I wished I could give you good news.
Joe
Date: Wed, 26 Dec 2012 16:22:07 -0500
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So i will conclude that he is alive.Our prayers for him and the family.Thanks
hous
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Right on the money, Kejau. Scary report indeed! It all comes down to Jammeh's track record. Certainly, it is hard to trust a loved child to a hungry reptile like Jammeh.
Make it a progressive day.....Keep them coming.
Best always,
Yero
Date: Wed, 26 Dec 2012 12:13:18 +0100
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Thanks Yero.
Baba Leigh's abduction is a nightmare. Banka is collecting the legal defense contributions but there is very little news from or about his legal defense team as to the state of any habeas corpus, etc. The report from Freedom although does not make that much sense, it is very scary. Freedom reported that Baba was reportedly seen with Sulayman Badjie, supposedly a major general whose car was to be searched, but major general are not searched, for they use flagged staff cars and no soldier stop them at checkpoint. The scary bit however is, why is Yaya keeping him in, may be because he is seriously injured from torture especially after reports that he was admitted to a private ward.
Kejau
> Hous:
> Walahi, Joe is choking me.
> Updates on Baba leigh are conflicting. A family member called me earlier
> to share details. I also spoke with a close confident. To avoid any
> speculation, baba is abducted by the state. A police report has been filed
> by family members.No one is allowed to see him. Hope this helps.
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> Date: Tue, 25 Dec 2012 21:05:03 -0500
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> What is news update on Imam Baba Leigh ? Is he still in jail? Thanks for
> sharing
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> You see, I was unto something. Does this fellow look like he can hold an
> AK 47 and chew Jafoo and casava in a mosquito infested bush? Naah! Now,
> Kutcha is tendering his resignation to some Excellency. Anu Qwale! Deal
> broke when he found out that he was going to carry the heavy weapon and
> Bayo the pistol, to protect Bayo and also be cook - Saf Lohor. Dof Rek!
> He must be calling Bayo telling him "Ndokey Kana Ndoyaa.....Kulubaliyaa."
> This one was hanging too low to not be picked. And that pose. Why you dey
> pose lek that for quit? Am bracing myself for the "Termination of Service
> Sir" from the Ministers of Defense and Justice, Suntou and Yanks. I'm
> crying with laughter that folks around think I have a crisis in my life.
> This is hilarious.
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> Joe
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> Date: Mon, 24 Dec 2012 16:24:31 -0600
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> http://hellogambia.com/my-resignation-from-the-ntcg-under-sedia-bayos-leadership/
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> MY RESIGNATION FROM THE NTCG UNDER SEDIA BAYO’S LEADERSHIP
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> My Dear Editor,
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> Please Allow me share this information with all Gambians and your entire
> wider readership.
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> To His Excellency Sedia Bayo President of the NTCG and Cabinet
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> Your Excellency,
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> I wish to write this letter resigning my position as Cabinet Minister
> for information and Spokesman of the NTCG. Your Excellency I still
> strongly belief with collaboration and cooperation with the rest of my
> former colleagues in the Cabinet, you have greater chances of achieving
> your aims. With our collective aspirations to remove the tyrant and
> oppressive regime of dictator Jammeh from power in our much beloved
> nation, there has to be unity among Gambian opposition who due to so
> much infighting, stands slim chances of succeeding. The once smiling
> Coast has stopped smiling and now her blood flows with loads of her sons
> and daughters wailing day in and day out. I have no problem to follow
> even a tortoise if it aims to remove Yahya Jammeh from power and my
> service would always be 100% to it if it respects my principles not to
> be like Yahya Jammeh. Even Mariama Jammeh if she stands today to remove
> her father from power, she shall have me on board as long as she
> respects my principles. for as long as he (Yahya Jammeh) remains
> President of the Gambia, our nation seize to know freedom and freedom is
> what I always desire for myself and all mankind
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> All said, I must confess, I have been very much privileged to meet great
> personalities who are true sons and daughters of a country we both love
> during my short time as a member of your Cabinet and that is a gift I
> cherished so much. But sir, my resignation is so personal that I feel I
> would do you, my colleagues and especially the Gambian people so much
> disservice if I continue to serve under your leadership as information
> minister and spokesman. This position requires so much and there was in
> fact no information to give the public as none was forthcoming and in
> other to protect the organisation, it has made me what I never has been
> in my entire live a speculator to be blunt and because of constant snubs
> from the chief executive which is yourself. I belief I cannot speculate
> to Gambians what I knew very little of despite the mere fact that
> sensitive issues should remain secretive until they come to light on
> their own due to public protection but that is not my point and I know
> you knew what I meant.
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> Anyway despite all I said above, I still strongly belief you have the
> Gambia at heart and hope you can deliver her from the clutches of tyranny
> and dictatorship, but I belief the very principles I joined the NTCG
> Cabinet have been not adhered to and therefore made my position
> unsustainable. I had hoped you would respect my wish and share this
> letter with other members of your cabinet and media by sending your
> cabinet a copy of my previous resignation letter so that you could
> discuss your acceptance of my resignation and I believed I had waited
> long enough for a reply. I knew my former cabinet colleagues, would
> receive my resignation with both shock, surprise and disappointment for
> I had promised some members that I would stay but in live sometimes hard
> choices have to be made and with regret I have to make this decision due
> to the respect I have for great men and women still left in your
> cabinet.
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> Because I have not heard any response after a long wait, I have no choice
> but make it public.
From now on I want it known That I no longer belong
> to the NTCG. Please understand that I allowed you handle the media bit of
> my resignations and hoped within a week, in the interest of transparency
> and adherence to the principles of democracy, the public would be
> informed of my decision by you as head of the NTCG but keeping if from
> the public is not in the interest of transparency, democracy and fairness
> the very values I joined the NTCG in the first place. I ask you all for
> your forgiveness if I ever wrong anyone during my time with you all and
> your understanding the reason for my bowing out.
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> It has been a pleasure working with you and I pray with all my heart that
> you succeed in your efforts to save the Gambia.
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> I thank you and all your entire Cabinet for having the faith and trust in
> me during my time and service to you and I assure you all that what ever
> sensitive secret I knew about the NTCG, with my honor would remain as if
> I still am a member.
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> The conditions that warrants my departure if improved for the benefit
> of Gambia and Gambians would be great for your struggle. I maybe wrong
> but I hate living in dreams for dreams only happens in sleep and unless
> am insane I belief I am fully awake
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> I remain
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> Your fellow citizen in the struggle for liberating our country
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> Bamba Sering Mass
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