Swahili0:



u mean they should check the certificate of that lawyer...fake lawyer


i dont trust afonja...they can forge anything



they forge result alot


afonja and certificate forgery is 5 and 6

jafonja lawyers are so good even gambian govt can't resist,name 1 great ipob lawyer I will name 50 greater afonja lawyers

IPOD and Drug Pushing Are Like Tea & Bread. Coming here and saying whatever is what they were known for. Wailing is their TRADEMAR.

bettercreature:
Senegal is waiting for go ahead from the united nation to chase the rat out of office
He will probably end up like Gbagbo
But opposition candidate is very stupid and arrogant as well.Why threatening to jail the entire military officers and the president when you are not even sure he will hand over to you

Very foolish opposition leader. He played all his cards

ramdris:
At least no b drug dem associate with unlike the flaties..

EPIC

Every Nigerian patriot must heed the messages of Gambian nationals and share this message till it reaches CJN desk.

We cant afford xenophobia in Gambia against our people, as a result of corrupt and greedy tendencies of some of our rogue men and women in the judiciary.

bettercreature:
Senegal is waiting for go ahead from the united nation to chase the rat out of office
He will probably end up like Gbagbo
But opposition candidate is very stupid and arrogant as well.Why threatening to jail the entire military officers and the president when you are not even sure he will hand over to you

Stupidest thing i'd heard in a long time; School boy error

Since Gambia gained indepence from Britain,all their magistrates and judges are appointed from Nigeria.

Swahili0:



u mean they should check the certificate of that lawyer...fake lawyer


i dont trust afonja...they can forge anything



they forge result alot


afonja and certificate forgery is 5 and 6

Like the flaties that use only one certificate for a family of 6 or more. They are inately crooked.

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Swahili0:




but ipod is better than ritualist afonja

Ipod is an acronym synonimous with violence, falsehood, propaganda, ranting, wailing and failures.

davtosh:



On that list are just two Yoruba justices, It is too early for you to be drunk you should have waited till late evening.

I lived in the Gambia for four years as an artist, Yorubas are the ppl doing legit work there, your ppl are into drug and 419. The first Armed robbery in Gambia in 2002 was by Four Wailers working for a Casino.

Yorubas graduates sell bread, own barbing saloons, sell news papers and drive cabs to survive.

Na your ppl dey spoil our image there even in the neighbouring Senegal.

Righteous and holy yoruba clap for yourself.

SmartyPants:
The Nigerian Judges in the Gambia behave in a most curious way. For example, prior to the elections, the main opposition leader was jailed, by a Nigerian Judge, and denied bail upon conviction. A few days after the elections, a Nigerian judge presiding over the Appeal Court granted them bail (interestingly her name is omitted from the list above). What does this tell you? Our Nigerian judges in the system seem to blow with the political winds which is terrible for a judicial system. They are so hated that if the President elect should scale through in January it is a foregone conclusion that almost all of them will be going home on the first available flight.

since the judges were not sent on merit they must be from the scrach face Afonja they have Ooduwanitanis Gambia with their judicial corruption.

pedrilo:
so we have started exporting corruption abi?

this really got me laughing hard although it is the bitter truth, most high-placed nigerians esp. the politicians are strongly corrupt.

Flyingngel:
Why Nigerian plenty as Judges for there, and to think that one of us is d chief Judge of d country. Is it that Gambian don't have qualified legal practitioners?

Gambia is a small country and this practice of having Nigerian judges as their Chief Justice has been on for as long as I can remember, their judiciary is not as robust and solid like ours, so from time to time we give helping hands to other African countries and not just the Gambia alone.


It may interest u to know that this practice also includes their military as well and it was our own Col. Lawan Gwadabe who as chief of the Gambian Army organised and led the coup that toppled Jawara and Yaya Jammeh assumed office in 1994.

MONITZ post:

Gambia is a small country and this practice of having Nigerian judges as their Chief Justice has been on for as long as I can remember, their judiciary is not as robust and solid like ours, so from time to time we give helping hands to other African countries and not just the Gambia alone.


It may interest u to know that this practice also includes the military ans it was Col. Lawan Gwadabe ,a Nigerian who as chief of the Gambian Army that organised and led the coup that brought Yaya Jammeh to office in 1994.




Thank u for d expository.

MYGFGSGH:
Righteous and holy yoruba clap for yourself.

My person I am not tribalistic and always try to avoid it. I've got many Ibo guys as close friends but some ppl in Nairaland would frustrate u to the point that your comment would sound tribalistic. If you follow the thread u will see that the guy I qouted deserved to be spanked.

Nobody holy pass oo

Flyingngel:
MONITZ post:

Gambia is a small country and this practice of having Nigerian judges as their Chief Justice has been on for as long as I can remember, their judiciary is not as robust and solid like ours, so from time to time we give helping hands to other African countries and not just the Gambia alone.


It may interest u to know that this practice also includes the military ans it was Col. Lawan Gwadabe ,a Nigerian who as chief of the Gambian Army that organised and led the coup that brought Yaya Jammeh to office in 1994.




Thank u for d expository.

U are on point. Their best road, the one from West field to Banjul was done by Nigeria free of charge, Every year Nigeria sends Doctors and teachers there on the bill of Nigerian government, So it is not strange to see Nigerian Justices dominating their judiciary.