Dear Folks,
Please be reminded that Mai Ahmad Fatty the minister of Interior
once alleged against the Fonika's that they were with local arms during the
demonstration in Kanilai.
In another development the
minister of information communication and technology Demba A. Jawo is
on record who said the ECoMIG soldiers used rubber bullets which is also a big propaganda
as far beyond mountain Everest.
If Mama should be arrested or
called for questioning as per the allegations made against the Barrow lead
administration, I see no reason why Mai and Demba A. Jawo shouldn’t be consumed
by the law 89m deep below sea level.
Mama allegations are political
strategy which are allowed in any political theory, discipline and arena. Being
an opposition to a ruling party is a constitutional right of a citizen within the
state of nature.
During Jammeh's era he was
accused of many evil and wrong doing some of which he never deed. Thanks to the
allegations by folks both those home and abroad as a result which lead to the
reason of his downfall and send packing to Equatorial Guinea. If Jammeh used
the platform to invite politicians for questioning believe you in me there will
be nothing like new Gambia today.
This act by the Gambia Police Force
is unconstitutional, undemocratic, and unlawful and it is a threat to The
Gambia’s newly born democracy. The Police have pressing issues to solve such as
the high increasing, swelling rate of armed robbery, rape, murder and theft
The questions one might be quick
to as asked will be, is it a crime under the laws of our dear mother land for a
politician to comment on such and are we in the era of constitutional hijack
and coup?
If yes then Mai and Demba should
be invited for questioning too. This act show a clear testimony that we are in
the era of selective justice. Where citizens are treated based on loyalty to
political party.
This is not The Gambia we dream
neither The Gambia we want to see. We dream of The Gambia where the concept and
theory of democracy will be put in to practice and implemented to the maximum
level as far beyond the red sea.
Rule for one should be rule for
all, if we want to make The Gambia the last place of peace, harmony and hope on
earth. As mention in our national anthem “Let justice guide our action towards
the common goal”
In rebuilding a new Gambia we
want all politicians should be treated equally despite of their political ideology
and party.
NB: I'm not a member of GDC but
writing in my capacity as a Political Activist.
God Save The Gambia. Amen!
By:
Saidina Alieu Jarjou
Blogger/Activist
No comments:
Post a Comment