Ebou Jallow:

You are indeed right! Kinsa Jawara is a very decent lady: very smart, I have
say. I do not know where she is now, but later on, I'll find out from my
sources in the Gambia if she is still a Civil Servant. I'll let you know
afterwards. Yes, Ebou, as time goes on, we have a lot to share - on the
Gambian situation - with the members of the Gambia-L.

Alagie Ndure: Thanks for the comments. By the way, you are more than a
brother to me (if you are the Alagie Ndure from Latri Kunda); so please do
not hesitate to put me on track if I am off track! Your guidance/advice will
be most appreciated. By the way, how are Aziz, Sheikh and Sam doing? Okay, I
hope.

Sidi Sanneh: Thanks for forwarding the information on the ADB fellowships to
the L. I am sure some people on the L appreciated the information; and of
course we wish good luck to all those Gambian applicants. Keep up the good
work you are doing at the Bank. I was also pleased to have learnt that
another Gambian, Lamin Barrow, formerly of the NIB and Kenya, has now joined
the ADB.

I have to say that as an economist, I rate "Lams" very high, and I am so
pleased that he is now with the Bank. Sidi, I know you are a humble
"koto"/Dad, but a question for you: how many Gambians have joined the Bank
since you became an Executive Director at the ADB? The answer of course is:
so many! So keep it up!

Ebrima Ceesay
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