[Stop making false promises because it is a sign of hypocrisy.
-the 7 cows for the people of Basse] Yero.
 
Ma Yero, how are you? Hope well.
The matter of the 7 cows allegedly promised by me, Haruna, to the people of  
Basse is significant enough for me to address it with you. The reason is 
because  if the people of Basse get wind of 7 cows promised to them by Haruna, and  
knowing that Haruna completes most if not all his promises, they could be  
thinking that someone charged with the delivery of those cows has made away with 
 them. I know 7 cows are not enough for the people of Basse for as you know 
Basse  is a metropolis. However, the allegation does have a nugget of truth to  
it.
 
Ordinarily, I would not qualify philanthropies to honourable people that I  
undertook, but this one was difficult to ignore. So forgive me in advance if it 
 seems I am boasting.
 
I had once been approached about a certain anxiety of some 30 to forty  
people during Ramadan eid-ul-fitr. I did desire to purchase cows for them and I  
shared that with a friend of mine. We therefore set about making it happen  
logistically. I had a childhood friend whose parents were friends of my father's  
and who herd cattle in Gambia. I suggested to my friend to liaise with that  
childhood friend to see how I can be a customer and improve his business  
bottom-line if they can make it happen in time for eid-ul-fitr. After good  effort 
of that friend reaching his brother in Gambia and coming back to us to  share 
that he is willing and able to complete the transaction for us, I was  ready 
to complete my promise. But the hitch was two-fold:
 
1.that the logistics of delivery to each of these many people who lived in  
different places in Gambia cannot be completed until after Eid-ul-Fitr.
 
2. Confidential hitch.
 
My friend the coordinator then suggested that instead of cows and due to  the 
logistic nightmare, that we should send the worth of the cows to the people  
and give them the opportunity to do with it as they pleased. I saw some merit 
in  that because the money can reach Banjul by wire transfer and it can be 
couriered  to everyone in time for the eid. So I wired the money through my 
friend the  coordinator who transferred the entire amount including courier fees to 
Banjul  and I have a receipt of that transaction and so does my friend the  
coordinator.
 
That is the full story Yero and in deference to honour in philanthropy, I  
did not give you names. However I think you got disjointed pieces of the  
information from a certain individual who at the time lived in Wisconsin  and is a 
friend to you. Or a certain other individual who lives in Seattle  and is a 
friend to YayiNana and Demba both and they converse frequently. It will  
therefore be important for you to go back to either of these two individuals to  
corroborate the story or at least demand that they tell you the full story. Some  
of your family members in Gambia may have benefitted from that philanthropy and 
 I'm sure you will understand if I do not name names. However, you may check 
with  some of those folk in Gambia.
 
I think the matter of the 7 cows is now dispensed with plus the matter of  
Haruna's expulsion from Posten.
I will consider whether there is merit in discussing the other "promises"  
Haruna made or not and two other matters that a friend brought to my attention  
that you alleged about Haruna at Posten. You forgot to copy Ellen with those  
mails but I was afforded copies of them. Oh and by the way, A good number of 
my  phone conversations are automatically recorded.
 
Thanx Yero. I hope I am doing due-diligence to allay your fears about  
Haruna's personal life and hypocrisy. We will do the tribal bigot bit later in  
order that you may better determine haruna or Yero who is likely to be a tribal  
bigot.
 
Nda Simma nke nta Haayinne. Masoud. MQJGDT. Al  Khairawan. 



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