By Lamin Njie
Musa Batchilly almost walked out of the show “Nyohobai Show” on Saturday after a heated argument with host Pa Ousman Joof.
The Gambia Action Party leader’s appearance on the Nyohobai Show on Gambia Talent Promotion TV was for him to clear the air on allegations he is on the run over a D300,000 debt he owed a woman. He was also quizzed on a number of other fraud allegations that have been made against him including him go about hiring taxis and refusing to pay.
“Mr Joof, I wanna to tell you something. I have heard all those allegations you are asking. To be honest with you, I am not interested to answer that question. I am not interested to listen to that. If you wanna to say it, you say it but I am not interested to listen. I am not interested to answer it. So if you wanna continue, let me take this out and then good day,” the Operation Nyayelleh champion told Joof who was asking him about allegations he owed taxi drivers, artistes and even ordinary Gambians.
Mr Batchilly made headlines this week following a story by The Voice newspaper that he is on the run over a D300,000 debt he owed a woman.
“The allegations that I am on the run is false. I have left everything with my lawyer and he will take care of that. The Voice, we will deal with them,” Batchilly said of The Voice story as he vowed to take legal action against the paper.
Earlier in the interview, Batchilly denied allegations levelled against him by a former member of GAP that he is into politics because of money.
