Dear Mr Ceesay,
Thanks for your respond to my observations.l apologise if you think l was unnecessarily harsh,but it was an attempt to observe exactly as l felt.No heart feelings at all, just a human reaction.l am glad that you have admitted your mistake and learnt your lesson.We look forward to a brighter future and long live the Gambia.
l also look forward to meeting you some day,and please accept my apology.
Best of regards to you,and don`t give up the fight.
Praises are due to our ancestors!!
Landing Alkalo Sanyang.
PS:-
Mr Ceesay,before signing off,l would like to reach my hand to you on this subject matter in private if you so desire,inorder to fully understand what made me to react this way,what my expectations were,and where my frustrations lie.l hope that would make you understand that my reaction is natural,with no heart feeling.
Regards,
LAS.
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Från: ebrima ceesay <[log in to unmask]>
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Skickat: den 21 juni 1999 16:40
Ämne: Landing Sanyang, thanks for the lessons!
> Mr Sanyang,
>
> Thanks for the free lectures and, by the way, always feel free, to call me a
> prevaricator, or an "opportunist", as you did in your commentary.
>
> Anyway, I, personally, don't know who you are, but I would never, especially
> in the open, doubt, or question, your integrity, even though we may have
> different political viewpoints.
>
> If I am an "opportunist", or a prevaricator, time will tell! They say the
> truth, buried to the ground, will rise again!!
>
> I hate to say this, but, in passing, one thing I would make abundantly clear
> to you, Mr Sanyang, is that if I were "an opportunist", as you alleged, I
> shouldn't even be thinking about the Gambia, or returning home at some stage
> , because there are more doors open for me here, than in the Gambia.
>
> In fact, friends and colleagues here think that something is "wrong" with
> me, for continuing, as they would often say, to waist my precious time and
> energy, with Gambian politics, always making unnecessary and expensive phone
> calls to the Gambia, when I could be doing other productive things.
>
> Anyway, Mr Sanyang, regardless of your harsh comments, I still believe that
> you are a good, righteous and decent person, and I am looking forward to
> meeting you, in person, one fine day. May be, if we meet in person, we can
> understand each other's position better.
>
> Let me tell you a story. One day, I went to interview the late Charles Jow
> of the Exams Council and, at some point during the interview, he didn't
> think he was being interviewed by me, Ebrima Ceesay.
>
> Why? Because I was often referring to him as, "Sir, Sir, Sir". He said based
> on my "controversial" writings and my tough talking radio interviews, he
> would never have expected me to refer to him, "Sir; Yes Sir; Yes Sir".
>
> Mr Sanyang, may be, if, by chance, we meet in person one fine day, you might
> have a change of heart and say: "Wow, after all, Ebrima is not the fake
> person I thought he was!"
>
> Anyway, I don't blame you for your remarks, because communications, or
> correspondence, via cyberspace, as Halifa Sallah once wrote to me, on this
> from, (and I hope I am quoting him correctly), could be difficult sometimes.
>
> But, as I said to Musa Jeng, in an earlier posting, I did, in fact, learn
> some valuable lessons, as a result of what happened, on the L, these past
> few days, and I hope to put these useful lessons into good use.
>
> Hope to meet you one fine day, Mr Sanyang, and do have a good week. Also,
> good luck in your endeavours!
>
> Ebrima Ceesay,
> Birmingham, UK.
>
>
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