Joe Sambou,
Even If what you said is what it is, and you need to convince a person to agree with you or to come on board, never repeat the past event but convince them with more positive attitude and open your arms to make them feel home. In my posting Brother man, I am not against infrastructural development and I never said human development is not needed in the Gambia, if I do, please bring it for everyone to see. I am always on the line with all what I have been posting in this Forum. I am always in line with justice because I have a Motto of (do onto other as you will like them to do onto you). you are insulting Yahya here but if someone else insults you that way will you take it? No human being is perfect even if we are always thinking we are. You are very judgemental person without a base and you should try to adjust a bit.
If we want a new Gambia that is modern, we need to adjust our thoughts to be modern and accept each other, welcome different ideas than the old fashion style whereby our fathers or elders are always right. we need no organisation if we think we are perfect. Why do you need others to contribute to NA DD? is just because you cannot do it alone or it is more reasonable to have many involve than few in this kinds of projects. You sound like you will reject anyone who do not pay in the time you wanted them to pay and if they pay late you will be willing to tell them take your money because you did not pay it the time we told you. I just wanted you to read yourself . if you are able to tell someone oh this is what you use to say, why did you change? like you are telling me now. No politician or business person will talk like this to you potentials business partners. If you want to be a good organiser, you need to learn more on how to attract people. do not condition people, you don't own
anyone and if you want to be a politician am afraid in this kind of attitude, people will ran-away from you.
Good night
Edi
Joe Sambou <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
Edie Edie, relax, no offense intended. I just could not help but notice
your transformation from supporting Yaya's infrastructure "developments", to
you now realizing thus:
"However the Gambia needs more human development than infrastructural
development because people will not eat road or hospital and schools even if
it is an important aspect of their lives and as well, a viable way to
encouraging investment opportunity to the country."
That's all. How you bring enmity, silencing you, owning the L, etc. into
the picture beats me. Sorry for disrupting your
transformation/metamorphoses. Please continue.
Chi Jaama
Joe
>From: Edie Sidibeh
>Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
>
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: A very interesting race in Jarra- APRC vs PPP (aka NADD
>Date: Tue, 27 Sep 2005 20:04:14 +0100
>
>Joe Sambou,
> Thanks and I am sorry that I don't have time for this childish attitudes.
>I never told you I am supporting any Yahya Jammeh but it is just your own
>imagination and secondly you don't wish anyone to be heard here in this
>forum but you and you don't own this forum my brother. Well I rest my case
>with you if you are not better than Yahya Jammeh. you are making me youyr
>enemy but I loooove yooou boy, because you are a Gambia like I even if we
>have different opinions. you will hear more of me in this forum and if you
>don't like it use you delete button. I rest my case.
>Edi
>Joe Sambou wrote:
>Well Edie, I see you've come a long way. Keep on your quest and ye shall
>find that truth. This is what folks have been trying to make you see all
>these years when you touted Yaya for his "developments".
>
>Chi Jaama
>
>Joe
>
>
> >From: Edie Sidibeh
> >Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
> >
> >To: [log in to unmask]
> >Subject: Re: A very interesting race in Jarra- APRC vs PPP (aka NADD
> >Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2005 22:30:22 +0100
> >
> >After reading the article of both Yanks and Singhateh during their
> >campaigns, I realised there is a problem in within the ruling APRC to
> >pursuit the people of these constituencies to vote for them. there is no
> >valuable approaches in both speeches that will mobilise an
> >undecided-decided voters to vote for them. Singhateh on one hand is
>talking
> >of the development their government brought during the 11 years of their
> >reign and if these people wants the development to reach their respective
> >areas they have to vote for AFRC.
> >
> >However the Gambia needs more human development than infrastructural
> >development because people will not eat road or hospital and schools even
> >if it is an important aspect of their lives and as well, a viable way to
> >encouraging investment opportunity to the country. Moreover when will
>those
> >other kind of development (human development) reach those people? Yanks
>on
> >the other hand, seems to already condition the people not vote for the
>AFRC
> >hence is politicising the release of Baba Jobe which will definitely suit
> >those people's guts of voting for his party because Dadda Jobe the
>brother
> >of Baba, who is also serving 9 years sentence refuted the claim made by
> >the chief of the area and advised voter to vote for Kemeseng. These
> >weaknesses are the opportunities of the opposition if they only know how
>to
> >use them to their advantages.
> >
> >No condition is permanent and if you insist to condition a human-being
>you
> >are encouraging him/her to give negative result to your requests because
> >you are not giving them chance to think. Yanks again, is not campaigning
> >with confidence due to the indictment he put himself through and the
>party
> >failed to cover him. This is a BIG PLUS to the opposition already. The
>only
> >Minus they will face now is the additional voters and the buying of
>voters
> >cards because they know people need money to buy rice and other
>legitimate
> >needs and can't afford them. this alone is a disgrace to a government who
> >is placed by the people yet they cannot solve their problem in addition
> >seizing their citizenship. The opposition should try to collect the
>voters
> >cards of the suspected individuals before its too late.
> >
> >According to the strategic fit of an organisation, explained how an
> >organisation and its environment are related. It says that, resource
> >dependence theory presents the organisation as having a set of crucial
> >dependencies on its environment, dependencies that must be successfully
> >managed if the organisation is to stay in business, (power), in this
> >respect. The other theory is the population ecology theory which pondered
> >on the fact that the environment has powers of selection and retention
>that
> >can overwhelm an organisation (government)'s best attempts to manage
> >resources. Institutional theory argues that, while economic resources are
> >critical to a firm (department)'s operations, government should not
>forget
> >the importance of maintaining social legitimacy. if they however,
>violates
> >the expectations of its environment, the environment may invalidate them.
> >
> >Edi
> >
> >
> >
> >
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