Mr
President I have asked a lot of Gambians who you are and Thank GOD all the
people I talked to, spoke well of you. This in essence encourages me to give
you more and more GODLY and Administrative advice as if I was in your position.
Allah Be my Witness.
Mr
President, you have some good advisers around you and the best so far
appreciated by all Gambians are Hon. Justice Hassan Jallow, Hon. Ba Tambedou
and Hon. D.A. Jawo. I had to mention these names simply because it strikes my
mind that all of these gentlemen are not politicians but technocrats. Please
listen and take advice from these close collaborators.
Mr
President, you have inherited a rotten system filled with crocodiles all over
the place. My advice to you is to IMMEDIATELY appoint Co-MDs, Co-Permanent
Secretaries and Co-Project Managers in all sectors of Government including and
not limited to Parastatals and semi-private-government companies. By doing the
above you will reduce the financial hemorrhage pending the publications of the
AUDIT reports in preparations.
Mr
President as your Justice Minister rightly suggested, I also believe you should
put a STOP on the constitutional amendments and look properly and propose to
amend all the bad laws that need to be amended in the 1997 Constitution and
submit it to referendum at ONCE.
Do
remember Mr President that you belong to no political party, you contested as
an Independent Candidate. Your Party is the Gambia. As such you should think
and act global in the interest of ALL Gambians now and for generations to come.
Mr
President as long as you do the right thing, Allah will be with YOU.
Finally
Mr President a 30-mn walk on a daily basis to refresh your body and mind will
do you good. Our prophet Mohamed SAW used to do and encourage sports and horse
riding to Muslims. Please also watch what you eat both for security reasons and
health purposes.
To
conclude Mr President let the PRESS be free; it is the source of your ears and
eyes.
May
Allah help you accomplish your mission peacefully and progressively?
Have
a good day.
Written
by Pa Njie Girigara
