Kebba/Daddy?

Sometimes you sign as Kebba and in other cases as Daddy. Which is which?or
are we talking of two different persons here.
No offence intended.

Regards,
Mose


>From: Daddy Nying <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Re: Let us respect expression of views
>Date: Wed, 28 Feb 2001 12:39:55 -0000
>
>Mr. Camara thanks for the correction. It was a error that was not meant to
>mislead anybody. On the issue of lack paper in some schools, I am sure
>region 5 (CRD)is not alone in that. Anyway the point I wanted to make was
>that atleast a lot of effort is being made towards the improvement of
>access
>to education facilities throughout the country and to that end everybody
>should help whenever possible. I am sure if your efforts in providing
>corrugated Iron sheets and writing materials are emulated may be in, say 10
>years time, the literacy level in the country will improve significantly. A
>few weeks back a Seatle based group donated about 25,000 books to schools
>in
>The Gambia. No I haven't travelled between Farafeni and Janjangbureh for
>quite a while now but I know that road is in a terrible state. In fact I
>come from a place not very far from Panchang along that road and my some
>members of my family still live there.
>
>KB
>
>
>
>>From: Momodou Camara <[log in to unmask]>
>>Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
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>>To: [log in to unmask]
>>Subject: Re: Let us respect expression of views
>>Date: Tue, 27 Feb 2001 18:32:50 +0100
>>
>>On 26 Feb 2001, at 16:15, Daddy Nying wrote:
>> > 2. EDUCATION
>> > Last year the government built 237 schools throughout
>> > the country under IDA sponsoreship, through the medium of Gamworks
>>agency.
>>
>>This figure about government building 237 schools is very misleading. I
>>think
>>you mean 237 class-room blocks because I have seen some of these. Whenever
>>you
>>have the chance, I think you should visit Panchang Basic Cycle School
>>because
>>they could use one of these buildings. In November we bought 5 packets of
>>corrugated iron sheets and nails for them to have a roof for the only good
>>building they had there.
>>
>>During my recent trip to The Gambia in November I was informed by many
>>schools
>>in region 5 (CRD) that they were lack of papers since the beginning of the
>>school year in September. Imagine that a whole school was without a single
>>sheet of paper from September to November. How do you expect teachers to
>>prepare their lessons? Three of the schools were lucky because we had
>>brought
>>them more than 50.000 sheets of A4 paper and other school materials. I
>>visited
>>the regional Education Office in Jangjanbureh and was informed there that
>>the
>>only paper that education department supplied to schools was the class
>>registers.
>>
>>Have you travelled from Farafenni to Janjanbureh recently?  How is the
>>condition of that road?
>>
>>
>>Momodou Camara
>>Copenhagen - Denmark
>>
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