Before it was "Allah's Bank" and our people consumed it.  Now, it is
"bottled scriptures" and our people are buying yet, some more.  I think this
says more about our people than Yaya, for we all know that Yaya is a con
alright.  Here is a title for you Daa Baa in case you need one - "Message in
a Bottle".  Our journey will take centuries at this pace.

Chi Jaama

Joe

>From: Amadu Kabir Njie <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Fw: Kanilai medicine hits market
>Date: Tue, 27 Dec 2005 20:37:35 +0100
>
>       Please tell me I'm dreaming...
>
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>
>       Kanilai medicine hits market
>
>       Written by DO
>       Tuesday, 27 December 2005
>       Kanilai medicine reputed to cure a wide range of ailments, including
>diarrhoea, malaria, headache, muscular pain, and partial blindness, was on
>Friday formally introduced into the Gambian market at the July 22 Square in
>Banjul.
>
>       Bottled in two different sizes of Naturelle plastic containers,
>Kanilai medicine was sold at D100 and D300 to hundreds of Gambians who
>queued up to buy the popular medicine that had been showcased at the second
>National Trade Fair at the Independence Stadium in Bakau.
>
>
>       According to President Jammeh, who graced the selling of the latest
>locally produced medicines with his presence, Kanilai medicine is
>efficacious against Sexually Transmitted Infections(STIs) and abdominal
>pains, as well as helping to regularise menstrual periods.
>
>
>       He described the preparation of the medicine as "hectic and time
>consuming", explaining that its preparation is accompanied by the
>recitation of the Holy Scriptures.
>
>
>       The Gambian leader warned the public against buying the medicine
>from unauthorised agents. "People are unscrupulous. They can dilute this
>and start selling it to people. You can buy from us directly.
>
>
>       "It will be futile for anyone to obtain or buy the medicine from any
>where else without coming to us.
>
>
>       "We are only selling it in bottles of Naturell with codes. Next time
>we're selling it, we are going to change the codes," he said.
>       Besieged by a crowd of appreciative buyers,  President Jammeh in his
>characteristic magnanimity, gave out bottles of the Kanilai medicine free
>to the elderly and students.
>
>
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