Ebriama,
As I just put it in my last e-mail, we in Banjul celebrate when NAWEC swicth
electricity on. Now you do't think of driking cold water. You don't think of
storing food in the freezers. The welding-man are carrying because no light,
the bussinessmen are crying because no light, the fishermen are crying
because to ice, even the children are crying because they cannot watch MARI
DE LOS ANGLES on TV. And jet still Yaya Jammeh said during his crazy speech
that 'is with him own money that KANILAI is having electricity 24/7.
Some-times, I even think that many Gambian are dying today because of heart
attack. When I think about Jammeh a lot, I become very vex.
His day is coming, May it arrives earlier than we expecting. AMEN.

>From: Ebrima Ceesay <[log in to unmask]>
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>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: Gambia's "Fitino" includes lack of electricity : Thanks to
>          Jammeh
>Date: Sat, 5 Aug 2000 15:24:46 GMT
>
>Gambia-L:
>
>The e-mail below came from a source in the Gambia. I am again sending it
>unedited. In fact, I am not even reading my sources'e-mails: I am sending
>them as received.
>
>Ebrima
>
>__________________________________________________________________
>
>
>>To: [log in to unmask]
>>Subject: Gambia's "Fitino" includes lack of electricity : Thanks to Jammeh
>>Date:
>>
>>Ebrima,
>>"Masibo" and "Fitino" kafos that Yahya talked about during his now-famous
>>State House speech to his July 22 thugs, aptly describes NAWEC than which
>>Jammeh has turned into a real "Fitina" for the Gambian people. Since
>>siezing power in 1994, the electricity situation in the Gambia has grown
>>worse. The general public is really suffering. For instance in the last 48
>>hours, there has been a average of two hours of electricity in the Banjul
>>area, which works out to one hour a day.  Even those of us who are
>>fortunate to have generators, we are finding it increasingly difficult to
>>keep up with the permanent lack of electricity.  If people like me are
>>finding it difficult to keep up with the purchase of gas oil and repair
>>and
>>maintenance of our generators, you can imagine what the ordinary Gambian
>>is
>>going through.  Rather than tend to the nation priorities, this moron is
>>telling Gambian's to aviod "Fitina". He has brought more "fitina" to
>>Gambians than any other organisation or political party. Please Yahya,
>>address the electricity problem in an open and transparent manner rather
>>than threatening us with your "six-feet deep2 speech. Your strategy will
>>not fly. We understand you better now than we did a few years ago. It is a
>>completely new ball game.
>>
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