GRTS’S MOMODOU SANYANG "TARNISHED" PRESIDENT’S NAME!!

GRTS WHISTLEBLOWER COME OUT FROM THE CLOSET

Shocking Details Of Official Corruption, Sexual Harassment, And Abuse Of Office

GRTS STAFFERS FORECED TO RESIGN TO AVOID SACKING

By Pa Nderry M’Bai

Email: panderrymbai@gmail.com

Tel: 919-749-6319 

Momodou Sanyang, the Director General of The Gambia Radio and Television Services, has been using President Yahya Jammeh’s name for a while now to intimidate, harass, and in some occasions forcing local staffers to resign, or risked being fired by the head of state, a whistleblower within the TV hierarchy revealed today.  The controversial Mr. Sanyang, who is linked to “socializing” with his favorite female staffers, has been accused of abuse of office, maladministration, discrimination, and harassment of female and male staffers, who are perceived to be in the good books of the President, the whistleblower said.  Over the years, the GRTS witnessed a mass exodus of its most experienced staff—thanks to Mr. Sanyang, who “prostituted” and abused the President’s name by his repeated false claim that the concerned staffers should resign because the President doesn’t want to see them at the GRTS.  The unsuspecting staffers, acting out of fear resigned under the basis that the head of state hated them. This to some extent affected the quality of GTRS’S news delivery system because the institution had to hire and train new staffers—mainly on tribal and party line, who are alien to the journalistic profession, the whistleblower said.

MINISTER SONKO ENGULFED IN A DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SCANDAL

Interior Minister Beats,  And Threatens To Kill His Wife

Njemeh Bah Is A Victim Of Spousal Abuse

SONKO’S WIFE CONSIDERING TO SEEK ASYLUM IN THE US

By Contributing Writer Sainey Tunkara, Banjul

The most dis-Espoused and unscrupulous member of the Jammeh dictatorship is named in a high profile wife scandal. Our sources close to the distasteful Ousman Sonko, the despicable minister of the Interior, disclose of a simmering wife-beating debacle leading to the escape of his second wife - GRTS Reporter Njemeh Bah is on the run. Njembeh,  is reported to be contemplating to file for political asylum in the United States, sources said. Her marital abuse case even came to the attention of Gambia’s women rights groups, but due to her husband’s influence and close ties with the President Yahaya Jammeh, no one  here dares to pick up the case, even the police, which is expected to serve, protect citizens, and bring offenders like Minister Sonko to book, sources familiar to her case told the Freedom Newspaper.  

Police Seized Two Kilograms Of Cocaine From Four Nigerian Suspected Drug Dealers

Three Suspects Given Self Bail Absconded!

By Staff Reporter Malang Jammeh & Pa Nderry M’Bai

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Tel: 0011-919-749-6319

A Nigerian National with the first name Pastor, who is a common guest at the National Drug Enforcement Agency, (NDEA) over the years because of his past drug possession arrest records, has been arrested Wednesday,  alongside with three of his Nigerian compatriots, this time with two (2) kilograms of cocaine, the Freedom Newspaper can report.  Pastor, was one of the “untouchable” drug dealers in Banjul—thanks to his connections at the NDEA. The Nigerian drug lord had been arrested on numerous occasions in the past, by the country’s anti narcotic agents, but the former Director General of the Agency Bun Sannah, “would order for his release and all charges be dropped.”

Gambia’s Economy Sinks!!!

 As Massive Shortages of Basic Commodities Hit The Country

No Sugar In The Month Of Ramadan

By Staff Reporter Bakary Gibba & Pa Nderry M’Bai

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Tel: 0011-919-749-6319

With barely few days for Muslims in The Gambia to observe Ramadan (Fasting), the country’s poverty stricken citizens are decrying the nation’s high cost of living, as sugar, and other basic commodities are missing in the market, the Freedom Newspaper can report. Across the country, housewives, farmers, teachers, Civil Servants, and community leaders are concerned about the growing shortage of sugar, which Muslims used to mix their tea for fast breaking. Shop owners, and local importers blamed the sugar shortage to high tax leveled against them by the Government. As a result, many Gambians would observe the Ramadan this year without having sugar for their evening tea.

Gambia Detains Syrian Investor, Following One Billion Cocaine Bust!

As Sultan Sweets And Restaurant Advertized For Sale

By Staff Reporter Malang Jammeh & Pa Nderry M’Bai

Mohammad Al-Ahmar, a Syrian born multimillion dollar investor in The Gambia, is the latest businessman to be arrested by the country’s anti narcotic unit, known as the National Drug Enforcement Agency, in short (NDEA), the Freedom Newspaper can authoritatively report. Mr. Al-Ahama, who is a trained Civil Engineer—bagged Middle Eastern education—notably from Dubai, and Pakistan, is the proprietor of the famous Sultan Sweets, and Restaurant, situated opposite the United States Embassy in Kairaba Avenue. He was picked up for questioning by the (NDEA), shortly after a Freedom Newspaper publication in which the paper reported that the erstwhile Guinean Navy Chief General Bubu was a frequent guest  at his restaurant, prior to Bubu’s secret absconding from the West African country. General Bubu had his assets, and foreign bank accounts frozen by the US State Department, for his alleged ties with South American drug cartels.