JANYANFARA: 12/04/11

HOW THE SO CALLED IEC HAS LIED TO GAMBIANS SINCE 1994

devil Alhagie mustapha Carayol has yet again stolen the wishes and aspirations of the Gambia people who voted on the 24th November 2011 to end Dictorship.
This Man has been used by the Gambian Dictator since the inception of the so called Independant Electoral Commission. He Carayol has been a member since and the Gambia dictator has sarked all previous members all of them except this same devil Mustapha Carayol. We are now able to find out why. Please read below.

8 August 1996 Constitutional Referendum
Main Points: Parliamentary Republic, Division of Powers, Lowering age of voter eligibility from 21 to 18

Registered Voters

447,062
Total Votes (Voter Turnout
(85.9%)
Invalid/Blank Votes
Votes non casted 123
063,103

Total Valid Votes 383,937
Total 670,336

Results Number of Votes % of Votes
"Yes" Votes 270,193 70.37%

"No" Votes 113,744 29.63%

26 September 1996 Presidential Election [Results by Administrative Area]
Registered Voters 670, 339
Total Votes (Voter Turnout) 394,537 (88.4%)
Invalid/Blank Votes 43 [See Note Below]

Total Valid Votes 394,494
Candidate (Party) Number of Votes % of Votes
Yahya Jammeh (APRC) 220,011 55.77%
Ousainou Darboe (UDP) 141,387 35.84%
Hamat Bah (NRP) 21,759 5.52%
Sidia Jatta (PDOIS) 11,337 2.87%

26 SEPTEMBER 1996 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

Administrative Area Candidate (Party) Total Valid Votes Invalid Votes Total Votes Registered Voters Voter Turnout
Yahya Jammeh (APRC) Ousainou Darboe (UDP) Hamat Bah (NRP) Sidia Jatta(PDOIS)
Banjul 9,140 (61.84%) 5,017 (33.95%) 238 (1.61%) 384 (2.60%) 14,779 - 14,779 16,390 90.2%
Basse 32,499 (53.92%) 18,738 (31.09%) 4,959 (8.23%) 4,074 (6.76%) 60,270 - 60,270 70,301 85.7%
Brikama 60,382 (65.09%) 27,351 (29.49%) 3,257 (3.51%) 1,745 (1.88%) 92,735 26 92,761 101,036 91.8%
Janjanbureh 36,671 (54.24%) 22,053 (32.62%) 7,088 (10.48%) 1,796 (2.66%) 67,608 - 67,608 77,369 87.4%
Kanifing 40,443
(56.02%) 28,318 (39.23%) 1,507 (2.09%) 1,923 (2.66%) 72,191 - 72,191 83,839 86.1%
Kerewan 31,846 (53.69%) 23,257 (39.21%) 3,221 (5.43%) 985 (1.66%) 59,309 07 59,316 66,119 89.7%
Mansakonko 9,030 (32.70%) 16,653 (60.31%) 1,489 (5.39%) 430 (1.56%) 27,602 10 27,612 31,487 87.7%
National Total 220,011 (55.77%) 141,387 (35.84%) 21,759 (5.52%) 11,337 (2.87%) 394,494 43 394,537 446,541 88.4%

18 October 2001 Presidential Election
Registered Voters 670,306
Total Votes (Voter Turnout) (Approx. 90%)
Invalid/Blank Votes 168
Total Valid Votes 458,533
Candidate (Party) [Coalition] Number of Votes % of Votes
Yahya Jammeh (APRC) 242,302 52.84%
Ousainou Darboe (UDP) [UDP-PPP-GPP] 149,448 32.59%
Hamat Bah (NRP) 35,671 7.78%
Sheriff Mustapha Dibba (NCP) 17,271 3.77%
Sidia Jatta (PDOIS) 13,841 3.02%

The total number of votes 458, 533

22 SEPTEMBER 2006 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
Administrative Area Candidate (Party) [Coalition] National Total
Yahya Jammeh (APRC) Ousainou Darboe (UDP) [ARC] Halifa Sallah (PDOIS) [NADD]
Number of Votes % Number of Votes % Number of Votes %
Banjul 7,908 69.09% 2,739 23.93% 799 6.98% 11,446
Basse 36,009 61.79% 15,092 25.90% 7,180 12.31% 58,281
Brikama 77,831 74.38% 23,147 22.12% 3,655 3.49% 104,633
Janjanbureh38,234 62.94% 19,527 32.15% 2,983 4.91% 60,744
Kanifing 47,490 63.75% 21,496 28.86% 5,503 7.39% 74,489
Kerewan 40,733 74.98% 10,833 19.94% 2,761 5.08% 54,327
Mansakonko 16,199 56.31% 11,974 41.63% 592 2.06% 28,765

Total Valid Votes 264,404 67.33% 104,808 26.69% 23,473 5.98% 392,685
Invalid Votes N/A
Total Votes N/A
Registered Voters 670,336
Voter Turnout approx. 59

2011 NOVEMBER POLLS
Registered Voters 796, 929
Total Valid Votes 657,787
Invalid/Blank Votes 264
Non votes 12, 288

Total 670, 336

code
Constituency
APRC Y. Jammeh UDP O. Darboe Independent H. Bah %
Turn-out
101 Banjul South 3,562 801 631 80%
102 Banjul Central 5,550 998 625 84%
103 Banjul North 3,649 1,110 490 82%

TOTAL 12,761 2,909 1,746

201 Bakau 8,260 4,292 1,069 86%
202 Jeshwang 16,105 5,590 2,950 82%
203 Serrekunda West 23,779 6,520 4,974 80%
204 Serrekunda Central 27,754 7,873 5,134 79%
205 Serekunda East 27,992 11,352 5,150 81%

TOTAL 96,890 35,627 19,277 81%

301 Foni Jarrol 2,379 139 227 87%
302 Foni Bondali 3,047 28 78 91%
303 Foni Bintang 6,811 247 186 93%
304 Foni Kansala 6,194 36 59 91%
305 Foni Brefet 6,218 315 325 91%

306 Kombo East 13,749 1,967 1,092 82%
307 Kombo South 24,949 6,974 3,434 86%
308 Kombo Central 31,503 9,817 4,462 85%
309 Kombo North 61,173 18,415 11,404 83%

TOTAL 156,023 37,938 21,267 85%

401 Lower Niumi 14,666 1,548 1,842 85%
402 Upper Niumi 9,020 1,029 1,116 88%
403 Jokadu 6,459 815 773 88%
404 Lower Baddibu 4,921 1,801 647 83%
405 Central Baddibu 5,096 1,713 635 84%
406 Illiassa 11,589 2,811 875 79%
407 Sabach Sanjal 7,317 505 907 84%

TOTAL 59,068 10,222 6,795 84%

501 Jarra West 7,394 2,923 714 81%
502 Jarra Central 2,705 354 286 85%
503 Jarra East 4,405 1,056 441 81%
504 Kiang East 2,487 852 73 85%
505 Kiang Central 3,331 1,033 360 86%
506 Kiang West 5,947 2,234 179 90%

TOTAL 26,269 8,452 2,053 84%

601 Janjanbureh 1,050 202 54 76%
602 Niamina West 1,967 280 694 84%
603 Niamina East 6,525 832 595 85%
604 Niamina Dankunku 1,773 102 422 83%

605 Lower Fulladu West 13,202 3,153 1,419 81%
606 Upper Fulladu West 11,347 2,086 1,222 81%
607 Lower Saloum 4,543 202 1,670 83%
608 Upper Saloum 4,765 98 2,808 84%
609 Niani 7,213 1,502 1,003 82%
610 Nianija 2,239 143 1,072 83%
611 Sami 5,099 2,697 830 85%

TOTAL 59,723 11,062 12,026 83%

701 Jimara 11,612 1,522 1,223 69%
702 Basse 10,762 1,697 1,257 73%
703 Tumana 8,601 1,895 903 80%
704 Kantora 11,478 854 771 77%
705 Sandu 6,955 835 1,233 79%
706 Wulli West 5,346 620 2,014 84%
707 Wulli East 5,062 544 2,495 80%

TOTAL 59,816 7,967 9,896 77%

GRAND TOTAL 470,550 114,177 73,060 83%

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The writers relation with Sumanguru

Little is known with certainty about Sumanguru's life.What oral historians told about him most of which come from Mandingo griots was he was a powerful man who possessed magical powers and was most feared accross the region. Before he began his career of conquest, he was ruler of the kingdom of Kaniaga (located in what is today southwestern Mali), inhabited by the Susu (or Soso) people. After conquering many small states to the north and west, most of them former tributaries of Ghana, he captured (c. 1203) Kumbi, the capital of the Ghana empire and by capturing Kumbi, Sumanguru no doubt hoped to gain control of the rich trans-Saharan trade which carried on for centuries between Ghana and the Muslim states of North Africa. Soon after Sumanguru's conquest, however, Soninke (native peoples of Ghana) and North African merchants abandoned Kumbi and established other trading centres at Jenne (now Djénné) and Walata (or Oualata). These soon replaced the former Ghanaian capital as main centres of trade in the Sudan. In the 1230s Sumanguru conquared the small Mandingo kingdom of Kangaba and had its king Nare Magan killed and forced them to pay tributes to him. After Nare Magan died, his eldest son Dangaran Touman was allowed by Sumanguru to rule under his kingship as vassal ruler. The story that Sumanguru killed twelve sons of King Nare Magan cannot be true as Dankaran Touman, Sundiatta and Manding Bory were both sons of Nare Magan who lived even after Sumanguru died. What is true was the Mandingos were allowed little autonomy provided they remain under king Sumanguru's orders. The Mandinka new king Dankaran Touman was a weak ruler who feared Sumanguru that his younger sister Nana Turuban a wise girl decided to help him by agreeing to marry Suanguru.But Nana Triban had other ideas as well for marrying the powerful king who killed her father and held her people under his rule and that was to find out what was responsible for the magical powers of this great and most feared king. She with the help of one Balafasigi Kuyateh a griot of Sundiatta, her half brother, wanted to get to know sumanguru well in order to distroy him .Nana Turubang became Sumanguru's new wife. But according to oral tradition, Sumanguru who had a balafon with magical power, knew Nana Turubang did not marry him out of love. He suspected something but did not bother because he thought they would never find out about his magical power . So he chose to marryf her because one she was young and beautiful and also she could bore him children. So he married her and made sure she became pregnant . Luckily for Sumanguru, and whet most Mandingo oral traditionalist never reported, she indeed bore him twin children one a male called Jajary (Later killed by Sundiata) and the other female who was oreginally called sasumanding komba but latter after the war she was safed by the lether smiths and she was given the name Manga. Later Sumanguru's power deminished When his magic balafon was said to have been stolen by Balafasiki kuyateh who later kept it to play when he sings Sundiatta's praise and even today Sumanguru's magic balafon is still being kept by the Kouyate family in a village called Niagassola in present day Guinea. Balafasigi with the help of Nana Triban, succeeded in stealing the Balafon and because he was said to be a very good singer and when he left Kangaba to Kaniaga into Sumanguru's palace, he secretly entered the inner chamber of the king and found the Balafon in a celler where only Sumanguru was permitted to enter. So when sumanguru realised someone was in that celler and he rushed to find out. Upon finding Balafasigi, the king raised his sward to kill but Balafasigi with his melodious voice quickly played the Balafon and sing praise of King Sumanguru. From then on he became the king's own griot. That was how him and Nana Triban were able to steal the magic balafon but they could not succeed in taking the two children with them as they were closely guarded by Sumanguru. After taking the magic balafon and fleeing Sumanguru's court, Nana Turuban and Balafasi went to meet with Sundiatta who was preparing an army to attack Sumanguru. In those days Sumanguru Kante has his way in the western kingdoms, ruling them with an iron fist. Balla Fasseke and Nana Triban in their preparations to help Sunjata conquer the sorcerer-king, gathered all the informations they could get and passed it to Sundiatta who is also Nana Triban's half brother. Sunjata leaves Mema to become king of Manding after his brother Dankaran Touman died. His journey takes him to Wagadu and then to Tabon, the site of the first battle against Sumanguru. Sunjata's victory brings Balla Fasseke and Nana Triban to join the armies at Sibi. The armies under Sunjata's command move to Krina, where Sunjata and Sumanguru Kante finally met. Fakoli Koroma (commonly known as Fakoli kumba and Fakoli Daba), joins Sunjata, and together they defeat Sumanguru after a lot of deaths that nearly scared them all. At the Battle of Kirina (near present Koulikoro in the Republic of Mali) c. 1235, Sumanguru was said to have been shot with the hind toe of a male cock and he disappeared into the hills and some daid he died but no tradition could tell where his dead body was seen . All oral history told was he disappeared. After that the power of the western Sudan then passed to Kangaba, forming the nucleus of a new Sudanese empire, Mali. Sundiata did went to persue the children of Sumanguru to avoid any later revenge also because two of his half sister's children were at the soso king's palace he wants to save them and bring them to his half sister as part of their agreement. But when sumanguru's remnant soldiers heard that Sundiatta was comming to attack, they came out together to fight to death and most of them died with all the sons of Sumanguru. Tradition even had it that one of the generals of Sundiata ordered the killing of everyone not knowing Sumanguru's son who is also Sundiata's nephew was amongst the fighting soldiers in a mask so as to hide his identity. Sundiata later ordered the death of Nanamang Dansireh who was said to have shot the arrow that killed his nephew Jajary at the battle of Weba, who according to traditions, Sundiata himself gave others for his life to be spared as his own nephew. But fakoli kumba;s general fighting for Sundiata threw his arrow that strucked him in the neck and he died instantly. The house where sumanguru;s wives and daughters lived was burnt while captives thought to be Sumanguru's wives and daughters were all bounded and kept. The soldiers of Sunjatta serched the whole area to find Sasumanding komba but to no avail. What they did not know was some trusted friends of Sumanguru's the Tunkara kantehs who came from far away boarder village called Farba Counda, agreed to save her and her other half sister .Thats was why many thought she was amongst those who threw themselves into the big well. Oral Susu traditions had it that Sundiata himself ordered all Sumanguru's children be killed so that no soso would trace their descendant to Mansa Nare Magan. Susu tradition also had it that Sasumanding komba and her half sister who were saved by Leather smiths the Tunkarkantes to a far away from Kaniaga unkown to most people including Sundiatta and his half sister Nana Triban and even most of Sumanguru's inner circles was why nothing was heard about them inside Kangaba. Sasumanding komba was also a young girl at the time and didnot know anything much.The Tunkarakante leather smiths from Farba Counda a small bush village near the boarder with present day Mali and Senegal decided to hide Sasumanding komba's identity completely by giving her a new name called Manga which she became known. They claimed one of them had two daughters whose mother died during the Kirina battle. When Sasumanding komba grew old, she thought at first she was a daughter of the smiths and after she was told who she really was and what had happened to her family with all the terreble stories of how her family was wiped out and how Sundiatta personally ordered for her and brother to be killed, and realising also that her mother who never knew she survived the massacre, and who could probably use her position as Sundiata's sister to protect her, if she decide to go back to Nianiba capital of Mali, also died not knowing her fate. She chose to keep her true identity a secret for good and decided to keep her addopted name Manga so she can succeed in keeping her father's leneage alive. She blamed her uncle Sundiatta for killing her entire family and brother Jajary Conte who should have been protected. She begged the Tunkaras who brought her up to allow her to marry a very hansome man, son of a leather smiths from the Manka clan who she had fallen in love with. Despite the reluctance of the Tunkaras, she insisted and after their acceptance, they were married.She lived with him and bore him children. She had also made the two families who knew her true identity, swore never to reveal her true identity. But a griot who had been trailing ? Latter found out people spreading roumor that Sumanguru's daughter had married a wealthy leather smith. In those days,smiths and royals even worriors don't marry at all. So when the griot heard these story, he travelled far from village to village ubtil he came to farba counda. He investigated and investigated until one day he heard an old woman tell another that Sumanguru's daughter is indeed married to the Manka clan, the griot went straight to the Manka clan and started singing Sumanguru's song song by Balafasigi Kuyateh and seing Manga with tears confronted her. She denied it and said she is a daughter of the Tunkaras,The griot from the Sora tribe believed her but with doubts. That was why the family never trusted the griot so they fled further inland and founded Massina. Because of constant attacks, one of their son Mankajang took his family and went further inland toward gambi bolon andmanka kunda. One of his sons travelled even further inland and he too founded the village named after himself called Janyanfara . This Janyanfara had two sons all named after Manka. One is tall call Mankajang while the other short one is called Mankasutung. Mankajang is the ancestor of the Mass Mankajang which I am.Thats why we are called Mass mankajang Janyanfara. Mankajang's great grandson Sarjonding Mass is My Father Kemo Mustapha's biological Father. Sarjonding had three sons from his wife Nyama Kurung Jawara who is a close relation of Sir Dawda Jawara first president of the Gambia. Their children Jonfolo (Only daughter), Kemo Mustapha (my Father) Fodayba and Dembo. Sarjonding had another son called Lang Mass who was his first son and a brother of my father..

UDP Leaders message to Maafanta on its online news paper launching.

I am writing to congratulate you on the recent launching of your website Maafanta.com.I am especially pleased that you have chosen to orient your site to issues primarily focusing on women. As with most things in life, the reach and depth of women’s issues tend to impact society as a whole. It is myfervent hope that in the coming months and years, both men and women of goodwill can honestly discussgender roles in Gambian society with a view towards identifying unhealthy imbalances in our society. This will enable every citizen to fully participate in the life of the nation. We should not pursue a trajectory that consigns most women to a lifetime of deferred dreams with little or no access to education, opportunities in commercial activities, and equal protection under the law. It is simply unacceptable for such an important demographic group to endure such things. An acceptance of this situation would certainly deepen the impoverishment of the society as a whole.In my own experience as a practicing lawyer and politician, women have increasingly become the heart and soul of law and politics. When I started legal practice more the than 30 years ago there was no female lawyer in The Gambia. Today, the Gambian Bar is dominated by “ladies of the law” some of whom are very able and successful private practicing lawyers and others serving as judges of the superior courts and magistrate. These inspire young women to consider the profession. In the not too distant future, the women would dominate the legal profession in The Gambia.In the political field, the UDP takes particular pride in the strong and important role women play in every organ of the party from the ward to the national executive committee level. The party almost entirely relies on the women for grass root mobilization and social networking. They are the backbone of our mass rallies. It is amatter of regret that we have not registered great success is our efforts to recruit female candidates for elected offices.I wish you and your colleagues continued success in creating a marketplace of ideas.Sincerely,Ousainou Darboe

PDOIS SECRETARY GENERAL, HALIFA SALLAH

This is to inform all PDOIS members, supporters and sympathisers, that they have every rights to move about the country freely meet people at their homes, farms, vous, and other chatting places and engage them in discussion on the vision of the party for the country.Your constitutional rights as a Gambian are guaranteed by the Constitution under Section 25 subsection (1) paragraphs (a) and (d) which stipulate that every person shall have the right to freedom of speech and expression and freedom to assemble peaceably.There fear no police or soldier. It is the responsibility of the government to protect its citizens and to fight dictatorship, it needs courage.

Mullah Yahya Jammeh

A mad man who few years ago was seen to wear turban like the great Mullah or Nassiru Deen, now preaches even Imams of the Country. Religious leaders now take lesons from a vertually no body who knew barely five suras from the Quran now preaches Islam. He said he will cut off the heads of Gays and Lesbians any time they are found and those known to be and are away anytime they set foot in the Gambia. A great fool who said he is practicing his own democracy that is different from all other democracies. I belief Gambians would think about this man who now leads them and do evrything to capture him and put him in chains before he finishes killing them all.

Dayda Hydara a man of the people

Deyda Hydara, fearless and irrepressible, was martyred on the night of Thursday, 16 December 2004 in a drive-by shooting. Since then, his killers are still at large. The late Deyda Hydara devoted his life to the finest ideals of journalism, campaigning with uncommon zeal for an open society where the rule of law prevails. Despite threats to his life, and calls from his family to quit journalism, he stayed the course. "Journalism is my life," he would tell his wife. "I am a journalist and will keep the people informed at all costs, unless I die." Deyda Hydara was born on 9 June 1946 on Dobson Street, Banjul. His father Baba Hydara was a Mauritanian immigrant of the Moor extraction who ran a grocer’s shop at 8 Hagan Street, where Deyda grew up. On his maternal side, he descended from the Faal clan of Kaur, where Halima, Deyda’s mother, was born. When his father’s business slackened, he returned to Nouakchott, Mauritania, leaving the teenage Deyda and his younger ones - Lala, Mamana and Dawda - with their mother who later remarried one Papa Bila at Barra, where she lived until her death in 1992; two years after Deyda’s father had passed away in Nouakchott. This great man has cercrificed his life as promised to expose the devlish regime of butcher Yahya Jammeh. MAY HIS BLESSED SOUL REST IN PERFECT PEACE Amen.x

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