Jabou,

I think that is a great move, I did not realised the need and importance of
GESO until I went home. Meeting and talking to students about the furture of
their education and our human resources made me really worried and sad. I
believe that we can make a difference, we can give those youths a chance as
well as building the nation.

The Struggle Continues!!!
Ndey Jobarteh

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Date: 10 July 1999 03:34
Subject: Re: SEEING IS BELIEVING: MY RECENT TRIP TO GAMBIA


><< I would also urged every member of the L  including myself to join GESO
in
>order to address the educational crisis at home. I would also suggest that
>GESO should include membership dues in its activities in order to raise
more
>money in sponsoring more school kids as well as widening its activities at
>home.
>  >>
>Ndey,
>
>Thanks for the update on the situation at home. It is a very sad one. Also,
>thanks for urging people to join GESO because it is definitely one way we
can
>all make a difference. Infact, we do have a requirement for membership
dues.
>For those interested in joining GESO, we will be happy to send you a copy
of
>the organization document and any aditional information you may need.
>
>Jabou Joh
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