If Joe Sambou, Haruna, Dr Jaiteh, Kabir, Chonghan, LJ Darboe and
Sanusi should put aside all their monthly Beeftake ration for a whole
month and put it in a container, Baabili Mansa will have some help
with nutritionally balancing the meals of our people.
A hundred Dalasis can barely afford the women folk any serious protein
let alone other side goodies. Therefore, when you think seriously
about $1 a day, you will actually stop eating and take a stroll.
Because what it means is that, when Haruna or Bambalaye are on their
way to work, they will spend ten Dollars just on less weighty meals.
On a serious note, we are way behind.
Haruna, imagine the amount chicken Fye Samateh, Demba Baldeh and
father Mose have comsume over the years, any consideration will help
Baabili Mansa cater for the poverty reductions. Building bridges cost
lost you know.
Suntou
On 3/5/12, C. Omar Kebbeh <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Laye, this is not an economist point  of view... but  a personal point of
> view .... u missing the big picture, it will be nice to have $5 a day or
> even $10 a day...., but that will just be a dream. Plus, I referenced those
> countries (guineas, sierra leone).. my comparison was with Sengal and
> Ghana,
>
> On Mon, Mar 5, 2012 at 10:54 AM, Laye Jallow <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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>> So they say! Economists have a way to explain the obvious! $2 a day or $1
>> a day....does it matter? Shouldn't we be talking about at least $5 a day
>> for a country that claims to have OIL (on a CD!) and a CURE FOR AIDS among
>> many other claims?
>>
>> We know, better is better than worse, but worst is even worst than worse!
>> Look at you comparing Gambia with Guinea Bissau, Liberia and Sierra Leone
>> -
>> all war ravaged countries begging to recover! Why do we have to lower our
>> standards to look better?
>>
>> -Laye
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