Brother Kebba Dibba,

Buharry is on the side of progress, and so I believe you too are. Buharry
has spoken for himself sufficiently well, so I will not even attempt to add
anything to that. But I have a serious suggestion!

Your first-hand knowledge of Gambia's concurrent history, especially  the
killing of fellow citizens and soldiers is of great import to our history.
What transpired in Gambia in November 1994 is of great national historical
significance, and there is no better person to inform those Gambians who
cannot read, and indeed the entire world about those tragic and dark
episodes of our history.
I am sure Buharry will be willing to conduct and interview with you in order
to broadcast your narratives on this section of our history on Raki Web
Radio or Radio Free Gambia for that matter.
In this election year, revealing the cruelty of this regime  will serve all
truly democratic forces in the country.
What do you think?

Cheers,
Momodou S Sidibeh

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