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The National Intelligence Agency (NIA) and the Junglers were the two main weapons of Yahya Jammeh\u2019s regime in Gambia. In the past two weeks, the country\u2019s Truth Commission hearings on the NIA have provided a rare insight into the damage the institution has caused.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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In Yahya Jammeh\u2019s Gambia, the National Intelligence Agency (NIA) was long a source of fear. Gambia\u2019s former president ruled the small West African country for 22 years, with the help of two institutions: the NIA and the Junglers, a paramilitary hit-squad.<\/p>\n

In 2006, they were not far away when two prominent figures disappeared: journalist Chief Ebrima Manneh and youth politician Kanyiba Kanyi. Kanyiba, a supporter of the United Democratic Party (UDP) who lived in Bonto, a settlement about an hour\u2019s drive from Banjul, disappeared on September 19, three days before the 2006 presidential elections. He was a youth leader of the UDP, a party that was Jammeh\u2019s major contender.<\/p>\n

At this time, Kanyiba\u2019s widow Isatou Kanyi was three-months pregnant.\u00a0Her husband was taken away by men who arrived at their house in a taxi without a number plate, she recounted. \u201cJammeh would do anything to keep himself in power including killing people,\u201d said Isatou as she appeared before the Truth Commission, on October 28.\u00a0<\/p>\n

\u201cArresting Kanyiba was an attempt to intimidate others in the party,\u201d she added. Under Jammeh, such practice was common among NIA agents and Junglers, according to previous evidence brought before the Commission.\u00a0Isatou, in the early days of her husband\u2019s arrest, thought it was an election intimidation tactic. Reality hit when months passed, and then years, without him coming home or appearing in any court despite efforts by UDP leader and lawyer Ousainou Darboe to take Kanyiba\u2019s case to court.\u00a0<\/p>\n

\u201cI later saw ex-president Yahya Jammeh on television peddling information that my husband may have used the irregular route to Europe using the Sahara Desert. It was a lie. He was trying to exonerate himself of my husband\u2019s disappearance,\u201d said Isatou. The state authorities did not acknowledge arresting Kanyiba and subsequent denied that he was in their custody, but Isatou is convinced that her husband\u2019s last location was the custody of NIA.<\/p>\n

Systematic torture<\/h3>\n

In the past two weeks, six civilians have so far testified before the Truth, Reconciliation and Reparations Commission (TRRC) to various forms of right violations by NIA including torture, disappearances, illegal arrest and detention.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Ebrima Barrow currently lives in the US from where he testified through a video link before the Truth Commission. In early 2000, Barrow was arrested with three other civilians and accused of organizing a coup. He spent seven months in NIA custody without being allowed to see a family member.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Barrow said during his stay at the NIA, he was tortured and burnt on his buttocks with cigarette butts: \u201cMy body and legs were swollen\u2026 I was in pain.\u201d Barrow said they wanted him to implicate Lalo Jaiteh, an aide de camp to former president Jammeh, and one lieutenant Omar Darboe, as leaders of the alleged coup plot. \u201cThey didn\u2019t give me food in the morning or in the afternoon. They only gave me food in the evening, and it was very little,\u201d he said.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Barrow said he had made 65 court appearances. Though the NIA could not prove their case, they illegally held him and his colleagues for over four years. He would later be transferred to\u00a0Mile 2<\/a>. Eventually, he was freed by the courts and he fled the country for the US in 2004.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Arbitrary arrests<\/h3>\n

Malanding Mballow was a school principal at Ndow\u2019s Comprehensive, a secondary school in Gambia. In 1995, he was arrested by the NIA and accused of insulting ex-president Jammeh, beaten thoroughly and put in illegal detention for five days without a court appearance.\u00a0When releasing him, the state operatives took his blood-stained clothes from him, he recounted to the TRRC. Mballow named four military among his torturers: Alpha Bah, Malafi Corr, general Alagie Martin<\/a> and Daba Marenah.\u00a0Marenah, Bah and Corr were later killed by Jammeh\u2019s junglers for reportedly attempting to overthrow him in 2006.<\/p>\n

Also recounting his torture experience was Alieu Lowe, a cousin of late colonel Ndure Cham, the reported leader of the 2006 coup plot. Lowe was detained at NIA for three days incommunicado and later moved to Mile 2, where he was illegally held for five years. The state later secured his conviction and he was sentenced to 20 years for helping colonel Cham to escape. However, he was freed through a presidential pardon in 2015.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Illegal land grabbing
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Aside from torture, illegal arrests and disappearances, NIA also stand accused of illegal land grabbing. There is a dubious \u201csyndicate\u201d run by the NIA and other security agencies to illegally grab land from innocent civilians, 61-year-old Musa Cham told the Truth Commission on October 27. \u201cThe syndicate operated through one Yankuba Cham who works at the Department of Physical Planning. If a particular land was sold, he would pre-date the documents of the new buyer to make it appear that the land was fraudulently acquired,\u201d said Cham.<\/p>\n

\u201cThey forged stamps of alkalolu (village heads) and Physical Planning approval, which they used to transfer lands to persons they received money from. So that, if you should go to court, the one with the predated fake documents with fake authentication from Physical Planning would win against you, the legitimate owner.\u201d He further alleged that several land agents in his native city, Sukuta, were also engaged in the criminal syndicate.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Cham had an encounter with the NIA when he wanted to sell his plot to one Tala Mboob for a little over D800,000 [$15,458]. But he was told the land is situated in former president Jammeh\u2019s reserve lands and as such, he could not sell it for more than D200,000 [$3,864] or risked losing it. Cham would later be arrested and detained at the NIA for twenty-one days, during which he claimed to be beaten.\u00a0Cham said he received a part payment of D130,000 from the price out of which another D70,000 [$1,352] was grabbed by the NIA \u201cfor the expenses of his detention\u201d.<\/p>\n

The hearing into the NIA activities will continue when the Truth Commission resumes, after a break this week. Several alleged perpetrators are expected to appear, including the current director general of the NIA, Ousman Sowe, who also served under Jammeh.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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