my elder .if you still think yahya will change in any or form ,then you are under estimating him.he is with own philosophy .that is run the gambia to the dogs.
  may be i will post some domoda to bourst your appitite.

Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
  
Thanx Malanding for sharing.It may not be readily apparent but we are 
trending toward a head.

I think the good docta had really come to his wits end. He was afraid of 
resigning, quitting, or fleeing. So his method of retirement is egregious 
unprofessionalism at the Observer. This way he can roam freely in Gambia after 
having run the DO to the ground. What with the shameless plagiarism of The Point 
Newspaper? This obviously indicates the paucity of acumen of the good docta 
for he had graver reason to call it quits a long time ago.

If you are given responsibility or work that you know you cannot shoulder or 
complete honourably, I think the proper course of action is to respectfully 
decline the offer and afford another fellow citizen or none to dispense with 
the responsibility. Dr. Taal has in no way enhanced Yahya's worth, value, or 
life. On the contrary, he exploited Yahya's shortcomings to the hilt and when 
his conscience cannot allow him to continue, the detritus that he is, 
squirmed his way out and abandoned Yahya who sorely needs a sober head to guide him 
from further delinquency.

I like Yahya to a certain extent, however, his refusal to grow right in 
leadership is frustrating me right about now. He must not rely on an expectant 
saviour. Yahya must his own resuscitation by himself and I think he will succeed 
if he has the singular will. Time and intervening events will still unfold 
as they should, but begin he must on the path of his own salvation.

Haroun Masoud. Al Mutawakkil.

In a message dated 10/17/2007 8:14:55 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time, 
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Shocking? May be not. Just in case you missed this!

http://www.observer.gm/africa/gambia/bakau/article/2007/10/17/dr-saja-taal-rem
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