Suntou,
You are the one who is trying to generalize what I said, because I think you are subliminally seeking to encourage a gang reaction to what I said. You are not making any sense to me otherwise. You said are going to attack me if I write, so what is that supposed to make me feel? Shaking with fear? You got to be kidding me. That is dillusional. Every dummy who can read, will understand that I was and has always referred to Mandinkas and Wollofs with power in government and politics, whose actions and politics impacted negatively on the general public in the Gambia; ordinary Mandinkas and Wollofs included. I never referred to Fulas because they never had power to determine policy and never had enough presence in government to impact people's lives around the country. Does it even make sense to call all Mandinkas and Wollofs tribalists. We are talking about governance here, at least that is what I for one is referring to every time I write whether here or elsewhere, and that is implicit and I expect every reader to understand that. Look, I too have Mandinka and Wollof women married into my family, and close female relatives married to Mandinka and Wollof men too. Generally, you were not hostile in your response, so I will alse respond in like manner, but Saikou Samateh made sense to me.

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