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Bombshell: Exposing Yahya Jammeh's Corruption: Part (I)

BOMBSHELL

The Money Trail:How Jammeh Pillages Gambia’s Economy, Transfers 

US$ 4,480,634.87 Millions to Lamin Sanyang, June-Dec., 2007 

--Women, 5Armored Armadas, S600 Mercedes Benz Costing $151,625 etc.

 By EBRIMA G. SANKAREH, Editor-In-Chief

Ever since we began unraveling Yahya Jammeh’s corruption web with promises of more damning evidence, we have been inundated with a barrage of phone calls. Our email has been equally saturated with inquiries and interests in the scoop. The unprecedented level of interest demonstrated from Gambians everywhere and other organizations thus far, punctuates the degree of seriousness with which this story is taken.

President Yahya Jammeh and Lamin Sanyang

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posted on Saturday, September 27, 2008 12:32 PM by egsankara

Corruption Galore: Yahya Jammeh Spends Millions of US Dollars On women, etc

Corruption Galore: Yahya Jammeh Spends $500,000 On Hawaii Vacationers, Millions More in Limbo

--Armored Car, 11 Buses, Air Tickets, etc, etc

 

By EBRIMA G. SANKAREH, Editor-In-Chief

 

In our September 2nd. 2008 lead story captioned “Nissangate” we reported that President Yahya Jammeh was lavishly using Gambia Government money to throw beachfront parties in Hawaii’s exquisite resorts for American beauty pageants while Gambians could not afford to feed themselves. We promised to investigate the matter and talk to our attorneys before we could proceed with the amazing details.

During a conference call with President Jammeh, paid for by The Gambia Government when hospitals lack basic facilities 

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posted on Tuesday, September 23, 2008 4:22 AM by egsankara

The Corruption of Absolute Power-Echo Analysis

Analysis

The Corruption of Absolute Power

By MATHEW K. JALLOW, Associate Editor

 

Social and political scientists have long recognized the corrupting influences of absolute power in the hands of a single individual. This prompted the coinage of the phrase; absolute power corrupts absolutely, to bring this point home. Today, in most African countries, but specifically in The Gambia, history has, as in many previous instances around the world, proved this right once again

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posted on Friday, September 19, 2008 11:19 PM by egsankara

Some Damning Revelations About A Gambian Diplomat

Nissangate: Lamin Sabi Sanyang- A Presidential pimp, NIA agent, Diplomat or Businessman?

 -Echo Exclusive

By EBRIMA G. SANKAREH, Editor-In-Chief

 

Over the past several years, we have been following the gradual rise of Lamin Sabi Sanyang our good old-friend into celebrity status and his has climaxed to a lamentable tale that we can no longer keep quiet. While we have been receiving numerous allegations on Sanyang’s dubious activities at The Gambia’s ill-fated consulate in Washington, DC, we had always brushed it as utter malice given that during his school days, Sabi as he was affectionately called, was a paragon of virtue-modest, quiet and smiling. But that was then and this is now.

Alhaji Yahya Jammeh&Deleware Beauty Queen Lauren Elizabeth Parkes

 

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posted on Tuesday, September 02, 2008 3:04 AM by egsankara

How Ex-NIA Chief Elluded Gambian Authorities: Echo Exclusive

Interior Minister Sonko & IGP Badjie Helped Abdoulie Kujabie Escape

-Echo Exclusive

By EBRIMA G. SANKAREH Editor-In-Chief

 

Unimpeachable sources from the National Intelligence Agency (NIA) report that Gambia’s Interior Minister, Ousman Sonko and Inspector General of Police; -IGP Essa Badjie (a.k.a Jesus) facilitated the fleeing from justice of Abdoulie Kujabie former NIA Director General. Reveals our NIA insider, Kungkiling Tamala, “Sonko and Badjie even provided Kujabie the pocket money and transport that helped him elude the authorities in the case involving the stealing and selling of a vehicle by the late police Inspector, Manlafi Sanyang.

 Minister Sonko, Fugitive Abdoulie Kujabie & IGP Essa Badjie

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posted on Sunday, August 31, 2008 2:39 PM by egsankara

Mathew K. Jallow Looks At Gambia's Judicial System

The Verdict: An Indictment of a Perfidious Justice System

 

By Mathew K. Jallow, Associate Editor

 

The verdict is finally in, but there are no winners only losers. In question, is the sagaciousness of the entire judicial process, which led to the harsh conviction handed down to Fatou Jaw- Manneh. But at play, however, is the protracted and abstruse Kangaroo trial that embodies the disdain and mortifying hatred the Jammeh regime harbors towards the free press and free speech. But,

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posted on Thursday, August 21, 2008 2:04 AM by egsankara

Some Press Releases on Fatou Jaw Manneh's Wrongful Conviction

Press Releases on Fatou Jaw Manneh’s Conviction

 

 STGDP PRESS RELEASE

The unjust conviction of Fatou Jaw Manneh today by Magistrate Buba Jawo is seen by the STGDP as a conviction against all Gambians in the Diaspora and a total disregard for the constitution and the rule of law. The very magistrate that said he did not have the jurisdiction to hear the case barefacedly buckled under pressure and called the case for the state. This verdict demonstrates the total erosion of democracy and the rule of law in the Gambia.

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posted on Wednesday, August 20, 2008 8:05 AM by egsankara

Magistrate Buba Jawo Renders Gross Injustice Today

News Just In: Magistrate Jawo Convicts Journalist F.J.Manneh to 4 Years

Predictably, after one and a half-year of a protracted legal saga over jurisdiction, today Magistrate Buba Jawo shamelessly rendered gross injustice by convicting US based Gambian journalist Fatou Jaw Manneh. As our correspondents work out the legal details of the conviction, it is understood that she had the option of paying a $12,000 fine.

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posted on Monday, August 18, 2008 1:29 PM by egsankara

Breaking News: UN, ECOWAS Poised to Investigate Gambia

Breaking News: United Nations & ECOWAS Investigate Deaths of Ghanaians in The Gambia

 

By EBRIMA G. SANKAREH Editor-In-Chief

 

It all began in July 2005 when the autocratic regime of President Yahya Jammeh allegedly acting on a fake intelligence report that a team of well-armed West African mercenaries was destined to it shores to seize power and restore democracy and the rule of law, that it rounded up several dozens African immigrants in the Senegalese border post of Amdalaye and in brake neck speed, drove to Barra village in The Gambia’s North Bank Division, 7 sea miles off the capital, Banjul.

Ambassador Curtis Ward in charge

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posted on Saturday, August 16, 2008 3:07 AM by egsankara

Sheihk Hassan Cisse, Senegal's Rara Avis Imam Dies At 63

Sheikh Hassan Cisse:A Rara Avis Scholar Dies at 63 

By Ebrima G. Sankareh, Editor In-Chief

 

The Gambia Echo Newspaper joins the millions of Muslims and non-Muslims who mourn the sudden death of Senegalese born multi-lingual Islamic scholar, Imam Sheikh Hassan Cisse; a tireless and erudite educator, a charismatic and affable communicator, a humble humanist and phenomenal philanthropist who passed away Wednesday.

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posted on Friday, August 15, 2008 9:22 AM by egsankara

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