By Baba Sillah
A source within the Janneh Commission has clarified that the Commission decided to reschedule the sale of Jammeh’s cattle until proper procedures and legal instrument are put in place.
However our source further stressed that the decision for the rescheduling was not because of political pressure or otherwise as may be perceived by the public.
“What the Commission is working on is to harmonise its order with that of the one before the court in order to harmonise the two before the sale.
“The Commission is not under any pressure, be it political or otherwise to rescind its decision,” a source told The Standard.
The Janneh Commission last week issued a public notice announcing a planned sale of cattle belonging to the former President.
It later announced the sale has been put off. The opposition APRC has condemned the move saying any attempt to sell the livestock will amount to stealing.
