Matarr Sajaw wrote:

I thank you for having placed me at the top of your list of most admired
Gambians. This is quite an honour. You are also entitled to remove my name
from the list. This is your prerogative.

What I cannot understand is your comment that you are disappointed in the
way I have handled the issues raised. Can you state how I have handled the
issues and why you are disappointed?

You concluded by asserting that information will set us free. Information
will, in deed, set us free if we are able to transform it into mental food
that energises our minds and accord them the capacity to transform it into
knowledge.

I await your reply.

Greetings.


Halifa Sallah.


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From: Matarr Moses Sajaw <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Monday, January 17, 2000 06:19
Subject: Re: Hamjatta: Re: On Jabou Joh's Hypocrisy On My Discourse With
Halifa


>Mr Khan,
>    Your advice to Jaboh is the right one. I have followed this debate with
>Halifa and was very disappointed with the way Halifa handled the issues
>raised. One conclusion I have is that Halifa use to be on top of my list of
>most admired Gambians.
>
>There are people in this world that don't question the establishment. They
>either benefit from it or just don't get it.
>
>Keep pressing on.
>
>Information will set us free.
>
>Thank you.
>Matarr Sajaw.
>
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