Jammeh, Jungulars, and EFSTH Management Killed Baba Jobe

By Almamo Kamaso

Testifying before the Truth, Reconciliation, and Reparation Commission (TRRC) on Monday the former wife of Baba Jobe, Tidda Baba Jobe said, she hold the former President Yahya Jammeh, his mafia group the Jungulars, and the Edward Francis Small Teaching Hospital management for the killing of her late husband Baba Jobe.

She was giving her statement at the end of a marathon session on how Baba Jobe was imprisoned denied of his  basic human rights and how she give bribes to prison officers including the former  Director General David Colley  and other officials just to keep her late husband in good condition at prison.

Tida also gave an account of how her later husband was killed in cool blood at the State only Teaching Hospital, The Edward Francis Small Teaching Hospital.

Tida explained that on a Friday after Baba Jobe was moved from one hospital ward to another, with one test upon another by no other people but staff of the EFSTLH he was finally moved to a private ward room 10. All these transfers, she testify were on executive orders.

The night Baba Jobe was going to be killed, a group of boys who are the Junglers and the green boys visited him and prison officer Jumbo informed Baba that the Junhulars were there. Jumbo said he saw Nuha badgie and Oya Alias ….  At this point Tida told the Commission that baba informed her that something is being cooked but whatever he got from the operations she must take it in good fate and that will be what Allah destined,

“I left that night after given my husband dinner and wished him good night, only to be told the following morning that my husband is dead”  Tida said in tears

She scolded the Barrow government of (Jobe) at the hospital after they briefly discussed with not giving her the justice she deserved after the murder of her husband. She claimed that her late husband’s properties were seized by the former regime but when there was a change this one did nit do much to help the family to have access to their properties.