Breaking News: Gambian Ambassador In Taiwan Leaving The Island Country For Banjul, Following Banjul's Severing Ties With Taipei!

The Taipei government under the leadership of President Ma also made similar reaction on the wake of Banjul move to end relationship with them. The Taiwanese said they were caught off guard. There was no indication to suggest that Jammeh was going to ditch them into the dumpster and scout for new allies somewhere in Mainland China.

The last time we checked,  Taiwan's Foreign Ministry said it was considering reprimanding its Embassy staffers stationed in Banjul for failing to file anticipatory intelligence on the possibilities of Jammeh severing ties with the Island country. But the Embassy staffers said there was nothing to report prior to Gambia's move to breakup ties with them.  

It was later gathered that the Jammeh decision might have been motivated by Jammeh's failure to secure a $10 Million cash request that he has made to President Ma this past January, which was turned down by the Taipei government--citing ethical diplomatic practice as a reason for the refusal to entertain Jammeh's request. Taiwan never knew at the time that the Kanilai jester was mad at them, until last week when Jammeh abruptly announces his decision to part company with them.

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