Dear Baba Galleh Jallow,
Thank you so much for your continues stand for the Gambian People amist some
unquestionable sacrifices you and your likes have taken on a challenge to
inform us. I commend you greatly since your speech at Gambia high school
speech and Prize Giving Ceremony,You have Always been a hero of your younger
brothers in Gambia. I think its time for one to show their sincere
appreciation for your work,iam sure iam late
on this quest but please accept my apology.It seems since Mr. Shear
Left we have not connected, Dont ask me About his where abouts, but iam sure
whereever he is now he will be proud of you because you have certainly
proved him wrong on a lot of counts .May God bless you.
    Sincerely kalilu camara

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>Subject: Re: Independent Editors'Nationality Questioned
>Date: Sat, 24 Jun 2000 12:04:33 EDT
>
><< Banjul - The nationality of Independent Editor-in-chief Baba Galleh
>Jallow
>and
>  Managing Editor Alagi Yorro Jallow has been questioned by The Gambia's
>  Immigration department. >>
>
>Oh no they didn't... The fact is, both Baba Galleh and Alhaji Yoro are as
>GAMBIAN as " Findo " / " Findi " or should I say, as River Gambia. Pap
>Saine
>was subjected to a similar humiliation when he and two of his colleagues
>wrote a story about an alleged brouhaha at the Mile Two Prison. It didn't
>work then, and it ain't gonna work in this instance too.
>I don't want to make light of this issue, but the case would be much
>stronger
>if the immigration probe was centered on the Sannehs and Mannehs. ( LOL ).
>
>Musa.
>
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