JAMMEH GONE: ‘Writing Statement Where He Accepts Leaving’
20 January 2017
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Ray Nkosi | Guinean officials tell journalists that Yahya Jammeh is currently writing a statement where he accepts to leave, in the presence of Guinean officials.

It is also reported that his former Cabinet Ministers have been summoned to State House, where Jammeh will address them before he officially leaves. “After Jammeh’s departure we are still expected to see a limited ECOMIG entry to ensure security and calm,” wrote one official also heading for State House.

 Meanwhile, as the deadline for Yahya Jammeh to step down passes as talks continue, two more African countries have endorsed his rival President elect Adama Barrow.

Botswana the first African country outside ECOWAS to endorse Barrow, has now been joined by Kenya and South-Africa.

“President Uhuru Kenyatta congratulates Adama Barrow on his inauguration”, published Kenyan papers. Meanwhile, South-Africa also issued a statement recognising Barrow as the legitimate President of Gambia.

0 Replies to “JAMMEH GONE: ‘Writing Statement Where He Accepts Leaving’”

  1. Dont know if this is possible Barrow should be given another chance to be sworn in the Gambia in front of his people

  2. hahahaha it’s like when you a child and pull “I need the toilet” taking time thinking your dad will leave without you… not gonna happen. he is gonna wait and he is leaving home with u in his car…

  3. …’ meanwhile Botswana and Kenya have endorsed president elect Adama Barrow…’ And Zimbabwe?

  4. They need to keep an eye on that guy – ndidzo type dzinozodzoka with an army of drug fuelled jungle rebels and child soldiers raising civil war.

  5. What is the meaning of the letter..Why not just leave ..Did he not see that every other country was against him..Kkkkkkkk this man must be a comedian at best.He is trying every trick in his bag just to delay

  6. Why has President Mugabe not endorsed the new President of Gambia? Could it be that he was hoping that Jammeh would prevail?