Koto Sidi,
Its good to hear that you are fine and in high spirit. We continue to pray for
you and all other nationalities in C.I.  I am very busy nowadays but I have
been following developments down there through the various news services. I
hope that ECOWAS and the International community does something before we have
a new genocide.

Have a good week end.

Momodou Camara

On 11 Oct 2002 at 13:06, Sidi Sanneh wrote:

> Jabou,
>
> In times like these, one needs to play down, at least in public fora like
> the L, the atrocities, lest it further aggravate an already explosive
> situation.  Niger this morning claimed two of its nations were killed.
> Burkina Faso claims a much higher figure.  I am sure there are others.  I
> keep saying that the Gambian community is fine because I am referring to
> those working for international organisations in CI. However, we must
> remember that there is a sizeable Gambian community in Treicheville and
> surrounding areas of Abidjan and in the Bouake, Man and Khorogho areas of
> which we are not sure if they are all safe. Thus far, I have yet to receive
> information about the death of a single Gambian or Senegalese although this
>
> cannot be completely ruled out due to the nature of the conflict.  Let us
> continue to pray for all caught up in the conflict. I am off to Cotonou for a
> week on mission. I hope to return to a calmer and more peaceful Cote d'Ivoire.
>
> Sidi Sanneh*******************************************************
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