I have read this particular posting on the L with a sense of disappointment
and dissentiment. It is a great achievement to hear about our brothers in
the struggle for the globisation race are coming up with fashionable ideas
of forming associations base on political developments, fields of study and
residing in the same regions abroad etc. I say a big bravo to you and keep
up the fight.

My disappointment with the Association of Gambian Engineers and Computer
Science Students (AGECS)is the fact that the cordinators of this particular
association have totally forgotten about the the faith of those aspiring
brothers and sisters back at home. To me, your objectives are well built but
your criteria in qualifying for membership is too discouraging. In that case
it will be just another part of your manupulation over the westerners.
Whatever your aims are may God be with you forever.

Thank you.


>From: malamin kanyi <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
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>Subject: Association of Gambian Engineers and Computer Scientist - Agecs
>Date: Mon, 3 Sep 2001 11:42:09 -0500
>
>ASSOCIATION OF GAMBIAN ENGINEERS AND COMPUTER SCIENTIST (AGECS)
>
>Objectives
>
>Encourage young Gambians to pursue careers in the fields of
>Engineering and Computer Science.
>
>Provide a medium where Gambian Engineers and Computer scientist in the USA
>could share potent information relative to career advancement and job
>opportunities within their own organizations to interested applicants.
>
>Help provide mentoring opportunities (in person or otherwise) to young
>Gambians pursuing interest in the fields of Engineering and Computer
>Science.
>
>Help provide Educational Resources to students in the Gambia that are
>interested in Engineering and Computer science.
>
>Serve as a bridge between would-be Gambian Engineers and Comp science
>aficionados or enthusiasts and the greater engineering community.
>
>Organize and execute annual gatherings at predetermined venues/sites to
>help foster and perpetuate interpersonal bonding and linkage between the
>group members.
>
>Who is qualified to participate:
>
>All Computer Science and Engineering students and graduates as well
>students interested in the above mentioned areas of studies but are
>currently not enrolled in those respective disciplines.
>
>· Officers will be elected later.
>
>
>If you are interested, please contact any one of the following for
>details: -
>
>L. Fofana           D. Singhateh              Ousainou Demba
>Chemical Engineer   Electrical Engineer       Electrical Engineer
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>
>Alasana Demba
>Computer Scientist
>
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