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Momodou
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Momodou
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 Posted - 03 Mar 2010 : 08:18:43
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http://www.apanews.net/apa.php?page=print_eng&id_article=119202
The Gambia-Security-Sackings
Gambia leader removes police chief, navy commander, others
APA-Banjul (The Gambia) Gambian president Yahya Jammeh has embarked on a big shake up of the security forces with the removal on Tuesday of six senior army and police officers, including the Commander of the Gambia Navy and the Inspector General of Police, Rear Admiral Sarjo Fofana and Ensa Badjie respectively.
This comes less than 24 hours after the removal of the Deputy Chief of Staff of the Gambia Armed Forces, Major General Yankuba Drammeh.
As usual, there were no official reasons given for these high profile removals.
Also late last year, the Army Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Lang Tombong Tamba and several other senior police and military officials were removed, and since then, General Tamba and some of his colleagues are in detention, even though they have still not been taken to court or charged with any offence.
Meanwhile, according to a press release issuded here Tuesday by the government, President Jammeh also appointed the former Police Crime Management Coordinator Yankuba Sonko as new Inspector General of Police and Lieutenant Colonel Sillah Kujabbi has been appointed as acting Navy Commander.
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Momodou
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Posted - 04 Mar 2010 : 21:01:36
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Former IGP, five military officers detained
  Thursday, March 04, 2010
Family sources have confirmed to this paper the arrest of Ensa Badjie, former Inspector General of Police, Rear Admiral Sarjo Fofona, former Commander of the Gambia Navy, along with four other military officers, at the time of going to press.
The four other military officers reportedly arrested are Colonel Mam Matarr Secka, Commander of the military police, Major Kuluteh Manneh of the Army Headquarters, Lt. Famara Jasseh of the Army Headquarters, and Lt. Colonel Abdoulie Jatta of the Gambia National Guards.
It would be recalled that President Yahya Jammeh on Tuesday dismissed the former IGP and the five members of the Gambia Armed Forces from the police force and armed forces.
A family source told our reporter, who visited the families, "My father has not returned home since he went to work on Tuesday."
Another one said: "It's true! We are told that they were arrested."
This dismissal and arrest of the six security officers follows the arrest of Lang Tombong Tamba, former Chief of Defence Staff of the Gambia Armed Forces in November 2009.
 Tamba was arrested alongside Momodou Badjie, former Director General of the country's National Intelligence Agency, Modou Gaye, former Deputy Inspector General of Police, Lt Colonel Kawsu Camara, Kanilai Camp Commander, and Brigadier-General Omar Bun Mbye, all of them detained, since their arrest last November.
When contacted the Army PRO Lt. Beyai said: "I only know of their dismissal but not their arrest."
Police PRO Secka also said: "No, I don't know anything concerning these people."
It could be recalled that last Friday, Major General Yankuba Drammeh, Deputy Chief of Defence Staff of the Gambia Armed Forces was also sacked.
Author: Abba A.S. Gibba
Pictures: Sarjo Fofana (1), Essa Badjie (2) & Mam Matarr (3)
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Posted - 27 Apr 2010 : 17:16:22
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EX-IGP Badjie, 4 others face 32 criminal charges
by Sidiq Asemota
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
The director of Public Prosecution (DPP) Richard Chenge, has filed criminal charges against the former Inspector General of Police, Ensa Badjie, Lt Colonel Mam Matarr Secka, Major Kuluteh Manneh, Ya Awa Samateh and Nema Ceesay before the High Court in Banjul.
The accused persons are charged with 32 counts of criminal offence ranging from conspiracy to commit the offence of sedition and sedition, contrary to Section 52 (1) (a) and (b) of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Laws of The Gambia 1990; abuse of office contrary to Section 86 (a) of the Criminal Code Cap 10 volume lll Laws of The Gambia; Official corruption contrary to Section 86 (a) of the Criminal Code Cap 10 volume lll Laws of The Gambia 1990 and destroying evidence contrary to Section 101 of the Criminal Code Cap 10 volume lll Laws of The Gambia.
Meanwhile, the accused persons are expected to appear in court today, Tuesday April 27th, 2010 before Justice Emmanual Amadi of the High Court in Banjul.
Count one statement of offence: Conspiracy to do an act with a seditious intention contrary to section 52 (1) (a) of the criminal Code Cap 10 Laws of The Gambia 1990.
Particulars of Offence: Ensa Badjie, Lt Colonel Mam Matarr Secka, Major Kuluteh Manneh, Ya Awa Samateh and Nema Ceesay sometime in the year 2009 at various places in The Gambia, conspired amongst themselves and others now at large to do acts with a seditious intention to wit, telling lies to members of the public that the President of the Republic of The Gambia ("The Big Man") had engaged them to sell prohibited drugs for Him and give him the proceeds and thereby committed an offence.
Count two statement of offence: Sedition contrary to section 52 (1) (b) of the criminal Code Cap 10 Laws of The Gambia 1990.
Particulars of offence: Ensa Badjie , LT Colonel Mam Matarr Secka, Major Kuluteh Manneh, Hawa Samateh and Nema Ceesay sometime in the year 2009 at various places in The Gambia uttered seditious words to various members of the public to wit: that the President of the Republic of The Gambia had given them prohibited drugs to sell for him and give him the proceeds, and thereby committed an offence.
Count three statement of offence: Abuse of office Contrary to Section 90 of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Laws of The Gambia 1990
Particulars of offence: Ensa Badjie, Lt. Mam Matarr Secka, and Major Kuluteh Manneh at various times in the year 2009 and at Brusubi in the Kombo North of Gambia, being employed in the Public Service as Inspector General of Police and Army officers respectively, abused the authority of their offices for the purposes of gain, and did, or directed to be done various arbitrary acts prejudicial to the rights of others to wit: Collected the sum of 370,000.00 Dalasis from Omar Ndow under disguise that the President of the Republic has given them and others prohibited drugs to sell for him, and thereby committed an offence.
Count four statement of offence: Abuse of office Contrary to Section 90 of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Laws of The Gambia 1990
Particulars of offence: Ensa Badjie, Lt Mam Matarr Secka, and Major Kuluteh Manneh at various times in the year 2009 and at Brusubi in the Kombo North of Gambia, being employed in the Public Service as Inspector General of Police and Army officers respectively, abused the authority of their offices for the purposes of gain, and did, or directed to be done various arbitrary acts prejudicial to the rights of others to wit: Collected the sum of 40, 000.00 Dalasis from Aaron David Wright under disguise that the President of the Republic has given the and others prohibited drugs to sell for him, and thereby committed an offence.
Count five statement of offence: Abuse of office Contrary to Section 90 of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Laws of The Gambia 1990.
Particulars of offence: Ensa Badjie, Lt. Mam Matarr Secka, and Major Kuluteh Manneh at various times in the year 2009 and at Brusubi in the Kombo North of Gambia, being employed in the Public Service as Inspector General of Police and Army officers respectively, abused the authority their offices for the purposes of gain, and did, or directed to be done various arbitrary acts prejudicial to the rights of others to wit: Collected the sum of Euro 10,000.00 from Omar Ndow under disguise that the President of the Republic has given him and others prohibited drugs to sell for him, and thereby committed an offence.
Count six statement of offence: Abuse of office Contrary to Section 90 of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Laws of The Gambia 1990.
Particulars of offence: Ensa Badjie, Lt. Mam Matarr Secka, and Major Kuluteh Manneh at various times in the year 2009 and at Brusubi in the Kombo North of Gambia, being employed in the Public Service as Inspector General of Police and Army officers respectively, abused the authority of their offices for the purposes of gain, and did, or directed to be done various aritary acts prejudicial to the rights of others to wit: Collected the sum of Euro 50,000.00 from Mohammed Ceesay under disguise that the President of the Republic has given them and others prohibited drugs to sell for him, and thereby committed an offence.
Count seven statement of offence: Abuse of office Contrary to Section 90 of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Laws of The Gambia 1990.
Particulars of offence: Ensa Badjie, Lt. Mam Matarr Secka, and Majar Kuluteh Manneh at various ties in the year 2009 and at Brusubi in the Kombo North of Gambia, being employed in the Public Service as Inspector General of Police and Army officers respectively, abused the authority of their offices for the purposes of gain, and did, or directed to be done various arbitrary acts prejudicial to the rights of others to wit: Collected the sum of Euro 190, 000.00 from Omar Ndow under disguise that the President of the Republic has given them and others prohibited drugs to sell for him, and thereby committed an offence.
Count eight statement of offence: Abuse of office Contrary to Section 90 of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Laws of The Gambia 1990.
Particulars of offence: Ensa Badjie, Lt. Mam Matarr Secka, and Major Kuluteh Manneh at various times in the year 2009 and at Brusubi in the Kombo North of Gambia, being employed in the Public Service as Inspector General of Police, abused the authority of their offices for the purposes of gain, and did, or directed to be done various arbitary acts prejudicial to the rights of others to wit: Collected the sum of Euro 3,500.00 from Ikemefuna D Izuchukwu under disguise that the President of the Republic has given them and others prohibited drugs to sell for him, and thereby committed an offence.
Count nine statement of offence: Abuse of office Contrary to Section 90 of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Laws of The Gambia 1990.
Particulars of offence: Ensa Badjie, Lt. Mam Matarr Secka, and Major Kuluteh Manneh at various times in the year 2009 and at Brusubi in the Kombo North of Gambia, being employed in the Public Service as Inspector General of Police, abused the authority of their offices for the purposes of gain, and did, or directed to be done various arbitary acts prejudicial to the rights of others to wit: Collected the sum of Euro 11,500.00 from Ikemefuna D Izuchukwu under disguise that the President of the Republic has given them and others prohibited drugs to sell for him, and thereby committed an offence.
Count ten statement of offence: Obtaining money by false pretence Contrary to section 288 of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Volume III Laws of The Gambia 1990
Particulars of offence: Ensa Badjie, Lt. Mam Matarr Secka, Major Kuluteh Manneh, Hawa Samateh and Nema Ceesay between the months of May and June 2009 at Brusubi in the Kombo North of the Republic of The Gambia within the jurisdiction of the Honourable Court with intent to defraud obtained 370, 000.00 Dalasis from Omar Ndow under false pretence that they had Gold to sell to the said Omar Ndow and thereby committed an offence.
Count eleven statement of offence: Obtaining money by false pretence Contrary to section 288 of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Volume III Laws of The Gambia 1990.
Particulars of offence: Ensa Badjie, Lt Colonel Mam Matarr Secka, Major Kuluteh Manneh, Hawa Samateh and Nema Ceesay between the months of May and June 2009 at Brusubi in the Kombo North of the Republic of The Gambia within the jurisdiction of the Honourable Court with intent to defraud obtained 40,000.00 Dalasis from Aaron David Wright under false pretence that they had Gold to sell to the said Aaron David Wright and thereby committed an offence.
Count twelve statement of offence: Obtaining money by false pretence Contrary to section 288 of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Volume III Laws of The Gambia 1990.
Particulars of offence: Ensa Badjie, Lt Colonel Mam Matarr Secka, Major Kuluteh Manneh, Hawa Samateh and Nema Ceesay between the months of May and June 2009 at Brusubi in the Kombo North of the Republic of The Gambia within the jurisdiction of the Honourable Court with intent to defraud obtained Euro 10,000.00 from Omar Ndow under false pretence that the money would be used to buy spare parts and effect repairs on a Military chopper to be used in transporting the Gold sold to the said Omar Ndow, to Freetown Sierra Leone and thereby committed an offence.
Count thirteen statement of offence: Obtaining money by false pretence Contrary to section 288 of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Volume III Laws of The Gambia 1990.
Particulars of offence: Ensa Badjie, Lt Colonel Mam Matarr Secka, Major Kuluteh Manneh, Hawa Samateh and Nema Ceesay between the months of May and June 2009 at Brusubi in the Kombo North of the Republic of The Gambia within the jurisdiction of the Honourable Court with intent to defraud obtained Euro 50,000 from Mohammed Ceesay under false pretence that they had prohibited drug (cocaine) given to them by the President of the Republic of The Gambia to sell and thereby committed an offence.
Count fourteen statement of offence: Obtaining money by false pretence Contrary to section 288 of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Volume III Laws of The Gambia 1990.
Particulars of offence: Ensa Badjie, Lt Colonel Mam Matarr Secka, Major Kuluteh Manneh, Hawa Samateh and Nema Ceesay between the months of May and June 2009 at Brusubi in the Kombo North of the Republic of The Gambia within the jurisdiction of the Honourable Court with intent to defraud obtained the sum of 190,000 from Omar Ndow under false pretence that the money would be used to transport the prohibited drug (cocaine) given to them by the President of the Republic of The Gambia to sell to Freetown Sierra Leone and thereby committed an offence.
Count fifteen statement of offence: Obtaining money by false pretence Contrary to section 288 of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Volume III Laws of The Gambia 1990.
Particulars of offence: Ensa Badjie, Lt Colonel Mam Matarr Secka, Major Kuluteh Manneh, Hawa Samateh and Nema Ceesay between the months of May and June 2009 at Brusubi in the Kombo North of the Republic of The Gambia within the jurisdiction of the Honourable Court with intent to defraud obtained the sum of Euro 3,500.00 from Ikemefuna D Izuchukwu under false pretence that they had prohibited drug (cocaine) given to them by the President of the Republic of The Gambia to sell and thereby committed an offence.
Count sixteen statement of offence: Obtaining money by false pretence Contrary to section 288 of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Volume III Laws of The Gambia 1990.
Particulars of offence: Ensa Badjie, Lt Colonel Mam Matarr Secka, Major Kuluteh Manneh, Hawa Samateh and Nema Ceesay between in September 2009 at Brusubi in the Kombo North of the Republic of The Gambia within the jurisdiction of the Honourable Court with intent to defraud obtained the sum of Euro 11,500.00 from Ikemeuna D Izuchukwu under false pretence that they had prohibited drug (cocaine) given to them by the President of the Republic of The Gambia to sell and thereby committed an offence.
Count seventeen statement of offence: Official corruption Contrary to section 86 (a) of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Volume III Laws of The Gambia 1990.
Particulars of offence: Ensa Badjie in 2008 at Banjul in the Republic of The Gambia within the jurisdiction of the Honourable Court being employed in the public service as Inspector General of Police corruptly received one hundred bags of cement for himself from Willi Abraham on account of his issuance of clearance permitting Willi Abraham to use his vehicle with tinted glasses and thereby committed an offence.
Count eighteen statement of offence: Public Officers receiving property to show favour contrary to Section 87 of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Volume III Laws of The Gambia.
Particulars of offence: Ensa Badjie in 2008 at Banjul in the Republic of The Gambia within the jurisdiction of this Honourable Court being employed in the public Service as Inspector General of Police corruptly received one hundred bags of cements (not being his emolument) from Willi Abraham on account of which he issued clearance to the said Willi Abraham permitting him to use his vehicle with tinted glasses and thereby committed an offence.
Count nineteen statement of offence: Official corruption Contrary to section 86 (a) of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Volume III Laws of The Gambia 1990
Particulars of offence: Ensa Badjie in 2008 at Banjul in the Republic of The Gambia within the jurisdiction of the Honourable Court being employed in the Public Service as Inspector General of Police corruptly solicited for himself Iron rods from Ousainou Tayudeen on account of showing favour to him afterwards and thereby committed an offence.
Count twenty statement of offence: Official corruption Contrary to section 86 (a) of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Volume III Laws of The Gambia 1990.
Particulars of offence: Ensa Badjie in 2008 at Banjul in the Republic of The Gambia within the jurisdiction of the Honourable Court being employed in the public service as Inspector General of Police received 150 Iron rods for himself from Ousainou Tayudeen on accont of showing favour to him afterwards and thereby committed an offence.
Count twenty-one statement of offence: Official corruption Contrary to section 86 (a) of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Volume III Laws of The Gambia 1990.
Particulars of offence: Ensa Badjie on or about the 29th day of February 2009 at Kanifing Industrial Area in the Repulic of The Gambia the jurisdiction of the Honourable Court being employed in the public Service as Inspector General of Police corruptly solicited for cement from Amadou Samba on account of showing favour to him afterwards and thereby committed an offence.
Count twenty-two statement of offence: Official corruption Contrary to section 86 (a) of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Volume III Laws of The Gambia 1990.
Particulars of offence: Ensa Badjie on or about the 29th day of February 2009 at Kanifing Industrial Area in the Republic of the Gambia within the jurisdiction of the Honourable Court being employed in the public Service as Inspector General of Police corruptly received 150 bags of cement for himself from Amadou Samba on account of showing favour to him afterwards and thereby committed an offence.
Count twenty-three statement of offence: Official corruption Contrary to section 86 (a) of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Volume III Laws of The Gambia 1990.
Particulars of offence: Ensa Badjie on or about the 29th day of February 2009 at Kanifing Idustrial Area in the Republic of The Gambia within the jurisdiction of the Honourable Court being employed in the public Service as Inspector General of Police corruptly solicited for himself 50,000.00 Dalasis from Amadou Samba on account of showing favour to him afterwards and thereby committed an offence.
Count twenty-four statement of offence: Official corruption Contrary to section 86 (a) of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Volume III Laws of The Gambia 1990.
Particulars of offence: Ensa Badjie on or about the 29th day of February 2009 at Kanifing Industrial Area in the Republic of The Gambia within the jurisdiction of the Honourable Court being employed in the Public Service as Inspector General of Police corruptly received D50, 000.00 for himself from Amadou Samba on account of showing favour to him afterwards and thereby committed an offence.
Count twenty-five statement of offence: Official corruption Contrary to section 86 (a) of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Volume III Laws of The Gambia 1990.
Particulars of offence: Ensa Badjie on or about the 6th day of April 2009 at Kanifing Industrial Area in the Republic of The Gambia within the jurisdiction of the Honourable Court being employed in the public Service as Inspector General of Police corruptly solicited for himself cement from Amadou Samba on account of doing favour to him afterwards and thereby committed an offence.
Count twenty-six statement of offence: Official corruption Contrary to section 86 (a) of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Volume III Laws of The Gambia 1990.
Particulars of offence: Ensa Badjie on or about the 6th day of April 2009 at Kanifing Industrial Area in the Republic of The Gambia within the jurisdiction of the Honourable Court being employed in the public Service as Inspector General of Police corruptly received 200 bags of cement for himself from Amadou Samba on account of doing favour to him afterwards and thereby committed an offence.
Count twenty-seven statement of offence: Official corruption Contrary to section 86 (a) of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Volume III Laws of The Gambia 1990.
Particulars of offence: Ensa Badjie on or about the 13th day of May 2009 at Kanifing Industrial Area in the Republic of The Gambia within the jurisdiction of the Honourable Court being employed in the public Service as Inspector General of Police corruptly solicited for himself cement from Amadou Samba on account of doing favour to him afterwards and thereby committed an offence.
Count twenty-eight statement of offence: Official corruption Contrary to section 86 (a) of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Volume III Laws of The Gambia 1990.
Particulars of offence: Ensa Badjie on or about the 13th day of May 2009 at Kanifing Industrial Area in the Republic of The Gambia within the jurisdiction of the Honourable Court being employed in the public Service as Inspector General of Police corruptly received 200 bags of cement for himself from Amadou Samba on account of doing favour to him afterwards and thereby committed an offence.
Count twenty-nine statement of offence: Official corruption Contrary to section 86 (a) of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Volume III Laws of The Gambia 1990.
Particulars of offence: Ensa Badjie on or about the 9th day of June 2009 at Kanifing Industrial Area in the Republic of The Gambia within the jurisdiction of the Honourable Court being employed in the public Service as Inspector General of Police corruptly solicited for cement from Amadou Samba on account of doing favour to him afterwards and thereby committed an offence.
Count thirty statement of offence: Official corruption Contrary to section 86 (a) of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Volume III Laws of The Gambia 1990.
Particulars of offence: Ensa Badjie on or about the 9th day of July 2009 at Kanifing Industrial Area in the Republic of The Gambia within the jurisdiction of the Honourable Court being employed in the public Service as Inspector General of Police corruptly received 150 bags of cement for himself from Amadou Samba on account of doing favour to him afterwards and thereby committed an offence.
Count thirty-one statement: Destroying evidence Contrary to section 101 of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Volume III Laws of The Gambia 1990
Particulars of offence: Ya Awa Samateh and Nama Ceesay sometimes in 2009 at Bundung in the Kanifing Municipality of the Republic of The Gambia within the jurisdiction of the Honourable Court knowing that the prohibited drugs (Cocaine) given to them may be required in a judicial proceedings wilfully concealed it and thereby committed an offence.
Count thirty-two statement of offence: Destroying evidence Contrary to section 101 of the Criminal Code Cap 10 Volume III Laws of The Gambia 1990
Particulars of offence: Nema Ceesay sometimes in 2009 at Bundung in the Kanifing Municipality of the Republic of The Gambia within the jurisdiction of the Honourable Court knowing that the prohibited drugs (Cocaine) given to them may be required in a judicial proceedings wilfully destroyed it and thereby committed an offences.
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shaka
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Posted - 28 Apr 2010 : 03:14:56
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| This is unfortunately the reality of Jammeh's Gambia. The whole country is awashed with corruption, narcotics and dirty money. It now easy to understand how real eastate and other businesses are funded. Gambia today is comparable to Miami of the 60s when the Cosa Nostra, Columbian and Cuban drugs cartels laid siege to that city. Miami became the fastest growing city on the planet overnight. The city's skyline changed swell as criminals seized the opportunity to launder dirty money in real estate with high storey buildings and executive mansions dominating the city's coastal line. The swelling number of banks and money men sruggled to cope with the amount of money in circulation. Ever watched Scarface with Al Pacino? That was Miami then. The city was strewn with narcotics, junkies, casinos and corpses as gangs and cartel fight to control their turf while murder was reported by the second. A whole generation become hooked on drugs. Prostitution, racketeering, gambling and corruption was the order of the day. Mayors, City Councilors, Judges, Policemen, Military men, Bankers and politicians were corrupted. The whole society was a melting pot of chaos. This is exacctly what is happening in today's Gambia. The above mentioned case is just a tip of the iceberg. To be appointed a senior government official is a path to getting rich quick. They don't rely on the monthly remunerations as a primary source of income anymore. They wipe their fat arses with that chicken change instead. The dollar and the euro are the unofficial currency of today's Gambia. Landlords, businesses and shopkeeper are demanding to be paid in foreign currency. It is therefore an insult to our intelligence for the President to pretend not to know that the country is a narco state, when he most likely personally benefited for narcotic gains. It is only when he was led to belive that drugs money was used to finance an attempted overthrow of his government that he is crying foul. You have just fcuked the lives of a generation Mr President, while a good percentage of your top officials in the civil service coke heads. From security personnel, to Judges and Magistrates, Ministers and Perm Secs. Gambians on honest salaries including diaspora Gambians cannot afford a piece of land since the drugs cartels took over the real estate business. One thing i'd like to know in the above litigation is whether Amadou Samba, Willy Mbam, Omar Ndow, Aaron David Wright, Mohammed Ceesay, Ikemefuna, Ousainou Tajudeen and others will be charged, because they are legally implicated as abetting, participating and colluding in criminal activity with senior government officials. |
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Moe
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Posted - 28 Apr 2010 : 07:03:41
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I know for sure the Satala is at my house ,Damn bro what are u on, whisky or Gordon alone cannot do this, I will discredit it all tomorrow, "Barkeh Sheikh" .LOl
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I am Jebel Musa better yet rock of Gibraltar,either or,still a stronghold and a Pillar commanding direction
The GPU wants Me Hunted Down for what I don't know ..... |
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kayjatta
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Posted - 28 Apr 2010 : 10:06:47
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| Selling 'stuff' for the 'Big Man'. Sounds like nothing but the truth. was that the Sheik's secret "World Bank"? |
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shaka
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Posted - 29 Apr 2010 : 02:12:24
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Originally posted by Moe
I know for sure the Satala is at my house ,Damn bro what are u on, whisky or Gordon alone cannot do this, I will discredit it all tomorrow, "Barkeh Sheikh" .LOl
I am on the pipe. I received some good stuff in the post from State House. Diplomatic seal and all. I told you the Sheikh is a cruel man. He is tying to keep you out of business too and judging by the quality of the stuff i got you will be a broke arse pretty soon. Barkeh Sheikhul Kanilai!!! |
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LEMON TIME
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Posted - 29 Apr 2010 : 02:33:55
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| I am beginning to think that 'Shaikh Abdul Duff Fe Kanilai Bee' mixed this strong white stuff when curing Aids and diabetes.No wonder he said that Petroleum has been found in the Gambia.He must be on cloud nine "Chem lakal". |
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