The Gambia, Former President, Family Blocked From Entering USA
By Moses Ben-

Former Gambian President Yahya & Zainab Jammeh at the White House, DC
Photo Credit: Qz
NEW AFRICA BUSINESS NEWS, Banjul, The Gambia- Cogent report reaching the Gambia from the United States authorities disclosed that, the former Gambian president of the Gambia and his immediate family has been banned from entering the United States of America
The decision comes on the wake of former president Jammeh second to third years in exile in the Republic of Equatorial Guinea after he refused to step down after in Dec 2016 Presidential polls in the Gambia when President ADAMA BARROW became winner
It is evidently clear that ex president JAMMEH ruled the Gambia for two decades with an iron fist but lost the democratic elections in 2016 to the current president –ADAMA BARROW.
One major reason that prompted a military threat by the AFRICAN UNION and the West African Regional block –ECOWAS to applied military options when all peaceful negotiations fails to resolve the political impasse. A military threat that sent him on exile to EQUATORIAL GUINEA.
The US States Department reiterates that, Former president JAMMEH is now being barred from entering the USA under a category that applies to all foreign government officials who are believed to have committed serious corruption and human rights violations and abuse in their respective countries. Most importantly as the current administration reportedly told the world that Ex president JAMMEH allegedly Stole, from the country state’s coffers a whooping sum of $50Million or more, while in office.
This in addition affects even to his close immediate family members like the former Gambian first lady and wife– ZAINAB YAYAH JAMMEH, their daughter MARIAMA JAMMEH and son MOHAMED JAMMEH.
Ex president JAMMEH, attended a Military training course in ALABAMA, USA and owns an estate in POTOMAC in MARYLAND he bought from a former AMERICAN basket ball player –CALBERT CLEANEY at the tune of $3.5Million about 24 kilometers from WASHINGTON DC.
For New Africa Business News MOSES BEN Africa Correspondent
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