Donating blood in itself is a good thing for those who may need it.
However, the unholy collaboration between Yaya and Mbowe with the health of
folks is worrisome. I hope there are controls in place to screen donors and
not negligently proliferate diseases because of poor screening. This is not
to say that blood from that part of the country is tainted or anything.
Having seen Larry and Moe perform for the world with their HIV/AIDS scam,
one wonders what gig they have under their sleeve. No sooner than Yaya
weaseled his way out of the joke he became for a HIV/AIDS healer, did they
orchestrate this gathering. I guess Yaya needs something to do since the
Ghanaians chased him away. I also think he did not venture out to Venezuela
because he knows the rest of the world is waiting for him to leave his
cocoon to pepper him with ridicule about his outlandish claims about curing
HIV/AIDS with bananas and peanuts of all things. Now that is a nut for you.
The idiot had the nerve to tell one of the Arab journalists that the
peanut and bananas help extract the disease. "Doffs" come in many forms and
this is a new and improved version. Folks, your and my relatives are going
to be recipients of these blood donations, thus, all of us must be worried
about the source.
Chi Jaama
Joe
>From: Muhammed Lamin Touray <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Blood donation campaign in Kanilai
>Date: Tue, 3 Jul 2007 00:46:19 -0700
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> Is this for real? Now he is ready to spread HIV and AIDS all over
>the Gambia and the subregion.
>
> Please read..
>
>
>
> Blood donation campaign in Kanilai
> Written by Salifu M. Touray Jul 02, 2007 at
>06:56 AM
>
> A blood donation campaign recently kicked-off in Kanilai, the
>birth-place of President Yahya Jammeh.
> The three-day blood donation campaign, organised by the Kansala Trust, a
>district based organisation comprising 42 villages in collaboration with
>the Department of State for Health, is the medical cultural part of the
>Kanilai International Festival.
> Speaking at the occasion, Dr Tamsir Mbowe, Secretary of State for Health
>and Social Welfare thanked President Jammeh for supporting the blood
>donation and all those who participated in the campaign designed to save
>lives.
> SoS Mbowe further underscored the importance of the blood donation
>campaign noting that blood is very vital to life. He added that the choice
>of Kanilai as the venue for the campaign is quite fitting due to the fact
>that it is one of the historical medical towns in The Gambia that has been
>rendering services for generations and saving the lives of many Gambians.
> He then revealed that the blood collected would be distributed to
>medical facilities countrywide.
> Sheriff Abba Sanyang, the National Assembly Member for Foni Kansala said
>the objective of the campaign is to encourage the people in his district to
>help save lives.
> He also thanked President Yahya Jammeh for his support and called on the
>people to donate blood within the three-day campaign.
>
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