An Open Letter to Amadou Samba

By Yero Jallow, Editor Gainako Newspaper

Dear Amadou Samba,

Previously, I have used my open letter style of communication to reach out to folks in trouble. Some did listen, and they yielded wisdom. Others never listened, and to them is continuous trouble. Yaya Jammeh is one of those idiotic dummies who never listened to my advice, and you can clearly see how muddy his’ is, from the ‘cooking pot to the frying fan,’ even though he pretends that everything is ok. The truth is not all glitters are gold. If Yaya Jammeh is able to disappear to a ground hole today without anyone seeing him forever, he will do just that, for he truly knows what awaits him, which is true justice!

Editor Jallow Writes To Amadou Samba

HALAKE CLEARS PA MBAI!!!

Legal Opinion

Mr. Amadou Samba (Claimant)

V.

Pa Nderry Mbai (Publisher of Freedom newspaper)

Dear Pa Mbai,

In the Free Speech Act reproduced below, the United States Congress states as follows at Section 2, Para 4:-

“The First Amendment jurisprudence of the Supreme Court, articulated in such precedents as New York Times v. Sullivan, 376 U.S. 254 (1964), and its progeny, reflects the fundamental value that Americans place on promoting the free exchange of ideas and information, requiring in cases involving public figures a demonstration of actual malice--that is, that allegedly defamatory, libellous, or slanderous statements about public figures are not merely false but made with knowledge of that falsity or with reckless disregard of their truth or falsity.”

JAKAI REBELS VOWED TO ATTACK GAMBIA!!

As Gambia Detained Jakai Rebels Suspected Drug Dealers

NIA Dispatches Internal Security Director Louis Sambou To Reach A Peace Deal With Jakai

Jakai Rebels Say Siwal Village Is Part Of Casamance And Not Gambia

By Staff Reporter Bakary Gibba & Pa Nderry M’Bai

Email: panderrymbai@gmail.com

Tel: 919-749-6319 

Tensions are mounting between the Casamance rebel faction Jakai, and Gambia’s security forces, following what the rebels called a “cross border” raid which led to the arrest of its members—accused of trafficking one ton of cannabis sativa into the West African country, the Freedom Newspaper can report.  The Jakai rebels said the impounded drugs were intercepted in Senegalese soil, at a border village called Siwal. The rebels have since threatened to attack The Gambia in retaliation to Banjul’s move in stepping its territorial bounds. In response, authorities in The Gambia sent its emissaries to negotiate with the leadership of the Jakai rebels to avoid potential blood birth between the sister neighboring countries. The Jakai rebels have been linked to killing, and maiming of innocent civilians in the Southern Province of Casamance. The rebel group in a protest note to Banjul accused Gambian security forces of illegally arresting, and kidnapping its  members during a cross border raid. The rebels maintained that the raided village was part of Senegal, and it was wrong for Banjul to violate international treaties on state sovereignty.

Jammeh Accused Of Stealing 80,000 Euros Hummer!!

Gambian President And Co In A  Grand Hummer Larceny Scandal

STOLEN VEHICLE INVOICES PUBLISHED!!!

By Pa Nderry M’Bai, Raleigh NC

Email: 919-749-6319                                                        

Email: panderrymbai@gmail.com  

Gambia’s President Yahya Jammeh, and some of his former close confidants have been named in a grand larceny case, the Freedom Newspaper can report. The allegations leveled against Mr. Jammeh, and co revolved around a “car theft, robbery, and intimidation scandal.”  The Gambian leader allegedly seized a Hummer truck belonging to one Alhagie Jeng, alias “Alhagie Betty” after  Mr. Jeng refused to sell him his Hummer worth 80,000 Euros.   Mr. Betty, who resides in Holland said he is a victim of robbery perpetrated by The Gambian leader.  He has furnished us with documentary evidence pertaining the said Hummer President Jammeh allegedly seized from him. 

Devils Dreams in the Gambia- The Gambia’s long Nightmare?

A bad man doing bad things

By Alagi Yorro Jallow, Contributing Writer

Behind the tall white walls of the grandiose home of the president, ostriches, buffalo, camels and other exotic livestock roam neatly landscaped lawns—part of a vast private complex said to include a crocodile wetland and a lake topped with lotus flowers. In the poverty-stricken shell of a city outside the poorest pick through garbage for edible scraps. All around them are portraits of Sheikh Yahya Jammeh, in long robes, holding a copy of the holy Quran along with a sword and prayer beads. His Excellency Sheikh Professor Doctor Colonel Alhagie Yahya AJJ Jammeh is omnipresent, gazing solemnly from public building facades and beaming proudly from ubiquitous billboards. His image is even woven into the fabric of countless green shirts worn from the coast of Banjul to the farthest reaches of the forested interior. He is referred to locally as (Jilinka or Babilimansa) meaning in Mandingo “bridge builder”.