Good
Morning Mr. President, security personnel and government in particular should
be more vigilant about state security.
We
heard through social media over the weekend, former President Yahya Jammeh
giving directives to APRC supporters and their executive members about their
planned demonstration scheduled for Thursday, 16 January 2020, demanding his
return.
Mr.
President your predecessor failed to honour the asylum rules by involving in
our domestic politics.
Knowing
all he did in the country by looting state funds, killing and torturing
innocent people or opponents, he must face justice and be punished severely.
The Ghanaian government has contacted you for his immediate extradition but is
yet to hear from you.
Giving
permit to AFPRC on Thursday to demonstrate will not go well for the interest of
peace and stability.
They
should avoid confrontation with numerous victims who cannot forget or forgive
what Jammeh did to them.
Mr.
President, on Monday 20 January, there is also another planned demonstration by
3 Years Jotna asking you to step down; this could be treasonable.
Gambians
should respect the constitution, anyone forcing you out of power should be
charged with treason.
The
security should protect lives and properties of individuals, financial
institutions and markets.
No
chance should be given to bad elements who might mix with genuine protesters.
Finally
Mr. President, police should take measures against those driving without number
plates or having tainted glasses.
Police
should not also close the traffic for hours when you go out. People are
bitterly complaining about that as well.
Good
day!