Thanks for the vote of confidence AMS. Well, not sure about the wollof except
that it is a mother tongue (lol) but I know what you mean. You are not alone
in that.
All of us certainly have a lot of work to do and hopefully, we can also
enlighten those who have been recruited to be part of the subjugation of our people
for whatever reason.

Jabou Joh

In a message dated 2/18/04 9:25:12 AM Central Standard Time, [log in to unmask]
writes:
>
> Thanks Sister Jabou for all your concerns and advice. My question to you and
>
> Omar Joof, how do you managed to be so eloquent in the Wollof lingo,
> analyzing
> Gambia, without a corrupted English-word? Truthfully, I can't. I listened to
>
> my brothers Karamba and Joe struggling, but you and Omar stole the Show.
> Ooops! How did I forget my Ndaanan, Elhajj Mustapha?
>   Yourself, Soffie, Sigga, Ndey, Kura and hundred more, need to setup a
> Group:100 No-nonsense Gambian Women, aimed at influencing/changing the
> politico-socioeconomic and cultural dynamics of the corrupt/bankrupt system
> back home. If
> this happens, the male chauvinist will follow.
> PS sister FJC need not apply....Laugh! I hope and pray for her to reinvent
> herself and be principled. If Yahya does wrong, face the consequences and
> for
> god sake, tell him off. Please stop hiding behind your JOB. How many folks
> were
> there before you. Sister FJC, Unchained your brain and fear of Yahya
> Jahanama.
>

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