Yero, the issue was never about the invitation letter or whether it met US
Embassy's requirements. It had. Mr Jallow was accused of a past wrong doing
and that is why he was refused a visa.

Pasaikou is lying all over the place because he was fed with crap by those
who have personal issues with members of UDP USA particularly the person
who called Yaya Jallow to verify freedom's story.

No one stopped Yahya Jallow from defending himself at the embassy when
accusations were levelled against his person. The truth is; Yahya Jallow
was the author of his own predicament and that of his daughter. He took an
unacceptable risk with his daughter's education and therefore cannot
scapegoat anybody for that.

Even the guy he said does not like him, he used to lodge with him in the US.

The reason why the issue was not solved at the party level is because
nobody was able to conduct a decent conversation with Yahya Jallow on the
matter. Not even the party leader.

Daffeh





On Monday, 3 February 2014, Y Jallow <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

>
>  Greetings Mawdo Pa Saikou -
>
> Please move on. We have other things more important to tackle at this
> point.
>
> Ehsirabeh (Bamba) & Daffeh -
>
> I understand your reaction to a story implicating the UDP. While
> congratulating Suntou and Faa-bou for the radio interview, it says a lot
> about my beloved nephew (Suntou) being careful about which beans to spill
> and when to spill them. Some of these things could have been handled at
> party level. How could Suntou have investigated on this story without
> contacting the main person (Pa Saikou) who wrote the letter that was sent
> to the US embassy?
>
> Interesting though that Pa Saikou is among the UDP pioneers who contested
> for the MP position for the UDP party in 1996, way before some of us knew
> what politics is, as I was in high school back then. While in New York, he
> served in various positions for the UDP,conducted fundraisings, cheered and
> fought for the UDP all these years, including just two years ago when I
> shared a forum with him in Atlanta (GA) and both him and Uncle Ebou Manneh
> were there under the capacity of the UDP. To burry all his past efforts and
> calling for his resignation in that harsh manner despite whatever your
> frustration is,  doesn't sound like a good thing. It also says a lot
> about party supporters of the UDP coming here and saying all these things
> about your own deputy leader (Yaya jallow) without both of you reaching out
> to him, the main leader Darboe, and Uncle Ebou who is currently in New York
> for medical reasons. This is more about spoiling for Darboe and the UDP
> than helping him. Politics is about numbers.
>
> I must share with you all this sincere advice: Please go resolve this at
> the party level. The more that you post on these things the more you
> discourage other supporters and sympathers of the party from joining and
> getting even closer. It goes on to say that if any one else joins you, it
> will be just a matter of time before you subject the person to same ridicle
> as currently seen. This useless fighting among us is not going to take us
> anywhere. You could have been thinking about raising more funds, uniting,
> and even attracting others. That is better way to fight.  I have jammeh
> sitting on the thinking side of my brain and I can't have another person do
> that.
>
> I now join the others calling on all to rest this matter. Allez...!
>
> Best always,
> Yero.
>
>
>
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