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Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]>
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You are a good sport brother Bourghibe. I just wanted to acknowledge your  
submission. I am off to a meeting in Chattanooga. I should be there in another  
hour or so. I will review your answers and valuate them soon.
 
Meanwhile, don't forget to send in your contribution if you think this  
exercise could be valuable. When you send your contribution, don't forget to  
submit some questions (and their answers so we can research the answers  
beforehand) for future quizzes. The questions do not have to be strictly about  Gambia. 
They can be about Senegal, Guinea Bissau, Guinea Conakry, SierraLeone,  
Liberia, Ghana, Mali, Mauritania, Lebanon, or General disciplines and subjects. 
 
Mark your checks and instruments for "Brain of Gambia" and send to:
 
Haruna Darbo
Brain of Gambia
P.O. Box 19534
Atlanta, GA 30325.
 
Remmember you have an opportunity to attempt the questions you skipped  
before the roll-up date. Your winnings this time are earmarked for FJManneh. I  
will kindly plead with the Upper Niumi folk to bear with us for next time. We  
will establish charities with the participation of contributors in due course,  
before the next month's quiz depending on the number of contributors. I think 
we  can set a target of 10 contributors for that purpose. In other words if we 
have  10 or more contributors by the 10th of November, 2007, we will discuss 
what  charities are eligible for winners. The charities will necessarily 
include  ourselves. e.g. Eligible charities for Brain of Gambia Trust are:
 
Self
Charity A
Charity B
Etc.
 
One idea I am thinking of is a micro-loans program for small business  
persons in the hinterland of Gambia. I will hold on to that until we develop  this 
idea as we go. Another step in developing the Brain of Gambia will be a  
permanent board of Advisors or directors who will research questions and answers  
and present them in unambiguous form once a month, plus the registration of the  
concern in Gambia as an NGO. I'm thinking big Men. What about you?
 
Shukran ya Wuld Ammi. Masoud, wal mutawakkil. MQDT. Darbo.
 
In a message dated 10/11/2007 5:09:24 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time,  
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dr harun al  Racheid
i will only attempt the geography questions as I do not know any of  the 
political questions so i will not even attempt those

i may be wrong  on some of these so bear with me
i travelled a lot in my young days with  lady wright along the Gambia River 
going to basse and back via my hometown KTR  in MID as a student

no 1. i know it starts from futa jalon highlands in  Guinea - no village name 
sorry
no 2. Tributaries - main ones are Sandougou  and Sofianama , minor ones are 
Nieriko from north and kuluntu(gray river )  from south
also Bintang bolong at Brumen bridge south  bank  and mini minyang (spelling 
??) at Kerewan north bank 
no 3 not  sure about which one but 100 % sure it passes through the 
yokolokoba forest in  senecasa region
no 4 - number of wharfs in my days of high school in the  sixties  pre 
independence from wharfy njaggo to govt wharf i think nine  but only seven were ok 
no 5 i remember only wimpey when brikama  to  mansa konko was built after the 
old yundum airport was constructed, the other  one was louis diaz ??? later
skip 6
no 7  Aja Isatou Njie saidy  Vice president got her PHD in Human development 
from st Mary's college
spik  8
skip 9
no 10 water treatment plants or sub stations are in Fajara and  Abuko not 
sure about georgetown MID 
another interesting fact is that  Yarbatenda just below the Bara kunda rapids 
one can walk across the river in  the DRY season onlyit has only rocks below

good morning and Eid Mubarak  in advance ( here in Dc oct 13 th saturday )

Hajj habib Diab  Ghanim

ps please donate whatever I win to anyone from upper nuimi  
cheers and salaams



> Date: Wed, 10 Oct 2007 21:35:43  -0400> From: [log in to unmask]> 
Subject: Brain of Gambia Open  Quiz.> To: [log in to unmask]> > The purpose 
of this quiz is  to enable our colleagues to earn FJManneh some > funds for 
Ndogu this  Ramadan. Therefore, all winnings will go to her on the > behalf of 
the  winners.> > The quiz is open to all Ellen colleagues and their family  and 
friends.> > After a colleague has submitted a correct answer to any  of the 
questions, > that question becomes moot.> > The quiz will run  for exactly 1 
week, until October 17th, 2007 at 9:00 PM > Eastern Standard  Time. As many 
attempts may be made at any question until that > time when  the floor will be 
rolled up. > > 1. What village in Guinea is the source  of River Gambia? $10> 2. 
Name the tributaries of the Gambia River from its  source to the Atlantic. > 
$20.00.> 3. What villages and towns of Senegal  does the river Gambia traverse 
before > it enters Gambia? $30.00> 4. How  many docks and or berths exist at 
the Gambia Port in Banjul? $10.00> 5.  What is the name of the road 
construction firms in Gambia and which roads >  have they built? $20.00> 6. From 1994 to 
now, list the SOSs of all  departments, why they were > removed, and whether 
they were prosecuted for  wrongdoing or not. $50.00> 7. What discipline did Dr. 
Isatou Njie Saidy  receive a doctorate in? $5.00> 8. How long was Hon. Duta 
Kamaso imprisoned  for? $20.00> 9. How long was Mariam Denton imprisoned for? 
and on what  charges? $30.00> 10. Does Gambia have any water treatment plant, 
where are  they located, and > what is their capacity in Million Gallons per 
Day?>  > Happy quizzing. Masoud. Haroun Al Khairawan. MQDT. Darbo.> > >  > > 
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