abdoukarim ,whatever dislike you have of me doesn't in any way bother me.i 
have completed a good part of my education without any state support and i 
am proud of that.i don't need any thing from my government in term of 
material aid.what you fail to comprehend is that,yahya doesn't own the 
gambia and gambians who directly benefited from the state should repay that 
debt to the gambian people.
if yahya offer me any scholarship i will decline to accept it fortwith.i will not 
be  hypocritical.what malanding said make sense but other nationals take the 
pain to build up their nation.the salary level may low in the gambia but the pay 
parkage he mention is manageable.

my moral comments are for myself and others who wish to listen , do 
whatever you wish in manchester wise man ,i am not forcing you to read 
me.haruna and malanding made resorceful comments ,this is what the gambia 
needs.yahya is only one part of our problem ,there are other issues we need 
settling.don't get too engrossed in yahya's world.his day is coming . what 
plans do you have for the gambia? that is what is important .

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