Banka, thanks for this important announcement.  Yes, victories are funded,
including the Jarra West and Bakau victories.  Thus it is very important for
us to send in our monies today so the Alliance can campaign effectively.  I
am appealing to folks to make this a priority and send in whatever they can
afford to STGDP Inc.  In the days ahead, the STGDP bank account shall be
opened and folks that wish to wire their donations can do so.  Those that
also want to use their donation in their tax strategy can do so too with our
tax ID#.  You'll requested, we delivered.  So, let's get another one for
democracy and rule of law in the Gambia.  Victory is ours.  I want to see
the same enthusiasm we exhibited when we got news about Jarra West and
Bakau.  You are the Alliance and the Alliance is you.

Chi Jaama

Joe


>From: Banka Manneh <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: [log in to unmask]
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: [>-<] Coalition Candidate Speaks:  STGDP is conducting a
>fundraising!!!!!
>Date: Thu, 23 Sep 2004 11:21:51 -0700 (PDT)
>
>
>
>Ladies and Gentlemen,
>
>The by-election for Sare Ngai is going to be held on the 14th of October.
>We did it before so lets do it all over again just like the last time; lets
>help fund the coalition so they can win decisively again.  Save the Gambia
>Democracy Project which is now a registered organization is conducting a
>fundraising drive to help.  We therefore urge everyone to please send in
>contributions.  Please write checks to Save The Gambia Democracy Project.
>The address is:
>
>P.O Box 48321
>
>Doraville, GA 30362
>
>Thank you.  Please read the article below.  Take care.
>
>Banka.
>
>
>
>
>
>Coalition candidate speaks
>By Yusuf Ceesay
>Sep 23, 2004, 14:32
>
>
>
>Karamo TourayKaramo Touray, the selected opposition coalition candidate for
>the October 14, Sare Ngai Ward by-election has said he will focus on the
>development of the agricultural and education sectors in his area.
>
>Speaking to the Daily Observer on Tuesday, Mr Touray, 32, said it is
>important for Gambians to change their “politicking ways for the betterment
>of the nation.”
>
>“We should change our political strategies and vote in the right people who
>have the interests of Gambians at heart.”
>The coalition candidate vowed that he will win the polls saying “come
>October 14, you will only see my flags up.
>Gambians now understand politics and Wuli East is a strong opposition
>base.” He added that the only reason the APRC won the Wuli East seat in the
>2002 elections is due to the fact that the UDP boycotted the election.
>
>Mr Touray, a native of Barrow Kunda, called on the people in the area to
>maintain unity amongst themselves and urged his supporters to maintain the
>peace.
>
>
>
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