Brother Saiks,

Ron is a very busy man especially when Tiger is winning and I would not
try to distract him.

As for folksin the Gambia, we must do all we can to help them recognize
fly-by investors when they see one. Far too many we have seen them taken
for a ride. Remember Buried Hills' oil exploration, Ukraine-Gambia 25M
Euro Fertilizer plant,  21st Century Gambia Project in Bijilo, the list
goes on.  At the end, the guys get "the great Kanilai hospitality" and
Gambians are left to foot the bill.


Malanding


On 4/24/2013 3:58 PM, samateh saikou wrote:
> Malanding,
>
> Ahh,i was expecting an answer from you not a question,if you do not
> know them,the i fear this is another 419,read it again!!!!!!
>
> *According to him, his company serves as one of the largest software
> developers, and specialized in outsourcing for both corporate and
> government institutions*.
>
> and then;
>
> *‘The group is a global group based in many countries in the world,
> including India, Pakistan, Hong Kong, London and the United States,’*
>
>
> ‘The group is a global group based in many countries in the world,
> including India, Pakistan, Hong Kong, London and the United States,’
>
> Another suggestion,you can see DR  RON,if only he is not playing
> golf,then he can google it for us, sorry am too lazy to do any
> searching for you.
>
> But serve him first with this garrot -cake:
>
> ‘*The group is a global group based in many countries in the world,
> including India, Pakistan, Hong Kong, London and the United States,’*
> **
> For freedom
> Saiks
>
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Date: Wed, 24 Apr 2013 10:14:19 -0400
> From: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: [G_L] Infini Africa Group, who are they?
> To: [log in to unmask]
>
> I tried to find this Infini Africa Group, "a leading software
> development and engineering company" or the CEO (Nadeem / Nadim Khan)
> in the World Wide Web with little success. Can someone help?
>
> Malanding Jaiteh
> A concerned citizen
>
>
> Courtesy: The Point
>
>
>   Infini Africa Group CEO holds talks with President Jammeh
>
> africa <http://thepoint.gm/africa/news> » gambia
> <http://thepoint.gm/africa/gambia/news>
>
> Wednesday, April 24, 2013
> The Chief Executive Officer of Infini Africa Group, software
> development and engineering company, yesterday met with President
> Yahya Jammeh at State House in Banjul.
>
> Nadeem Khan was at State House to brief President Jammeh on his
> company’s plans and seek the President’s blessing on the proposed
> establishment of a trade zone in The Gambia.
>
> Speaking to waiting reporters shortly after a closed-door meeting with
> President Jammeh, Nadim said the President has given them the go-ahead
> to establish a trade zone in The Gambia.
>
> ‘We are a company which is specialized in establishing trade zones,
> and we are going to establish an outsourcing hub for Africa which is
> going to service the whole of the West African region and, in fact,
> the whole of the African market,’ he told reporters.
>
> According to him, his company serves as one of the largest software
> developers, and specialized in outsourcing for both corporate and
> government institutions.
>
> ‘We are very pleased and honoured that the President has given us the
> permission to establish a substantial hub in The Gambia,’ he added.
>
> Nadim further told journalists that now that the President has given
> them the go-ahead, they have engineers on their way to actually start
> the implementation phase.
>
> ‘The group is a global group based in many countries in the world,
> including India, Pakistan, Hong Kong, London and the United States,’
> he announced.
>
> ‘The group is a global group based in many countries in the world,
> including India, Pakistan, Hong Kong, London and the United States,’
>
> Author: *Isatou Senghore*
> Source: *Picture: Infini Africa Group CEO with President Jammeh*
>
>
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