Ebrima,

wish you the best with the research.


Mboge


>From: Ebrima Ceesay <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Re: Where is Ebrima Ceesay (Coach)
>Date: Fri, 27 Oct 2000 01:08:41 GMT
>
>Gambia-L:
>
>I want to say thank you to the List Members who have been enquiring about
>my
>well-being.
>
>Well, I am happy to report that all is well with me, and that I am looking
>forward to recommencing my contributions to Gambia-L.
>
>For all of you who have been wondering what has happened to me during the
>last seven weeks, I can report that I have been busy putting together a
>Research Proposal for a higher degree, and have just had confirmation of my
>registration on the programme. I am now trying to adjust to life as a
>full-time research student again.
>
>I should like to thank Dr Abdoulie Saine for his encouragement and support,
>and my UK sponsors who have committed themselves to paying my University
>fees, including field trips.
>
>My research interest is Third World Politics, with an emphasis on
>Democratisation under the Military in The Gambia in particluar, and Africa
>in general, and so if Yahya Jammeh thinks that he is now free from my
>comments and criticisms, I have to inform him that I am still around, and
>still fighting for freedom and the restoration of human rights in my
>homeland.  I shall endeavour to contribute regularly to Gambia-L, and shall
>ask my sources in The Gambia to recommence their private postings to me so
>that I can pass these on to the List.
>
>In fact, I should like to thank my sources for their patience – they have
>continued to send me information and comment, but I have not had the free
>time to post these messages (which have now been overtaken by events) on to
>a wider audience.  Anyway, I am now in the position to be forwarding
>messages from my sources in The Gambia to the List members.
>
>Ndey Jobarteh: how’s your son?  I hope he does not cry at night to disturb
>you and Saiks! My warmest regards to Brothers Kabir, Saiks, Omar Drammeh
>and
>the rest of the Gambian crew in Norway.
>
>Jabou Joh and Isatou Njie – your Brother is well, apart from being harassed
>by the unending rainfall in the UK!  Sister Jabou, please extend my warmest
>greetings to your kids.
>
>Kebba Dampha – I have just seen your last piece on the situation in Cote
>d’Ivoire and it was well thought out. I enjoyed reading it. Keep up the
>good
>work!
>
>Sheikh Tijan Nyang – thanks for the information you are forwarding to the
>List; we appreciate your kind gestures.
>
>Can anyone on the L help to put me into contact with a Dr Lamin Mbye, who
>did his PhD in History at Birmingham University (?? in the seventies). One
>of Dr Mbye's former Professors at Birmingham would like to get in touch (or
>re-establish contacts) with him. Dr Mbye is possibly working in the USA,
>according to the Professor.
>
>Greetings to everyone on the List.
>
>Ebrima Ceesay
>Birmingham UK
>
>
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