Dr. Jaiteh,

  Playing dice with these elections could seem to be a very easy pastime. 
But I am just wandering what will happen to your "grand dream for a grand 
plan for education" if the APRC remains in power.

  Perhaps even you, like me, will take refuge in Sister Jabou Joh's very 
cogent arguments. But perhaps better still, is to appeal to Sister Jabou, 
Dr. Alhaji Jeng (who was once director of NARI (?)- National Agricultural 
Research Institute) and you good self to educate the rest of us about what 
has been wrong with gambian agriculture since independence. Why does food 
security remain an unattainable goal? Most of us understand that it is a 
combination of factors, but the combined expertise of your trio will provide 
any government, and the rest of us, with answers that seem to have eluded 
generations of Gambians.

  Cheers,
  Sidibeh

  Well, let Gambian academics and professionals in various fields look at 
our country and produce ideas about what can be done to change things for 
the better: Information technology, economics, medicine, engineering, 
education. etc. Perhaps we can rethink other uses for these debate forums? 
That might be a dream too, but at least it is one that we can ourselves 
affect.
  What do you think,....all???

  sidibeh

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