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Neneh Macdowl Gaye Was Jammeh’s Secret Girl Friend

Freedom Newspaper Online: "Many said the President is sick. Everyone is talking again. Our sister Neneh Macdowl Gaye was not even spared by Jilanka. How about Jaliba Grey Johnson? Why the sackings? What actually went wrong? There are more questions than answers.
The President really needs help. The load is too heavy for him to carry. He felt betrayed by his colleagues. He has sacked until he has nothing to sack. Jilanka has taken a new approach to his endless sackings. He does not send you home like that. If you are lucky, you might be redeployed to the diplomatic front, otherwise expect economic crime charges."

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