Elhadj,

        I just wanted to ask you in the open who this Oko guy is? I do not intend to disrespect him not at all! I could have asked him directly,howvever the fact that he may not know me in person and for the fact I have been seeing you responding to his mails along a lot of issues,i thought it is necessary to ask.I know some Dramehs who have roots in Niumi etc anyway i was just relaxing while on break and saw your reply regarding the deceased poet thus decided to ask.Knowing that you are a good man who always guides poeple i would love to know more people through you.My younger brother used to live in Wellesly as a school boy and I can remember strolling the streets of Banjul with him and if my memory srves me right we once had a short and interesting chat with an Oko Drammeh who used to play for the Fambondi band-ofcourse Oko(the one i met)will certainly not remember me at that time! It was just those usual ataya chats! If he chooses not to explain anything doirectly i can
 understand that too but please i just wanted to know.

Essa.





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