Mattarr, for the sake of agreement, I mean, to brush it under the carpet,
the system was perfect, there was no, never any bias, no nepotism etc, it
was all good. Hope that help Sidi., But what is clear and will some day, in
a democratic Gambia, come to light will be something all of us will learn
from and attempt to improve our ways. Yes, presently, we can deny
everything and put mammoth challenges, however, at the end of the day, what
those who will accept certain failing agree is that, nepotism and
favouritism was not just in scholarship awarding, but even jobs, loan, etc.
And that chronic failings are now compounded and made worst with the
violent political existence.
Mattarr, our challenge is to former top civil servants to call on the
scholarship board in the PPP era, to produce the records of applicants and
why, X was chosen over Y? And Why X went to an African University or
college whilst Y went to U.K or U.S.
I am sure, the bundles of papers will be still be around, bar those dumped
in bins amidst laughter's and snarling.
Suntou

On Wed, May 21, 2014 at 4:28 PM, Matarr Sillah <
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>  Suntou, when asked to present evidence or data, resorting to claims that
> cannot be substantiated does not help. And in your case, it is apparent you
> don't have any to present hence why you resort to the old talking points
> that we've all heard over and over again without a shred of evidence.
>  Hopefully, someone will have evidence that will show that the sons and
> daughters of PPP ministers were being granted scholarships to the U.S and
> the U.K, while the sons of poor farmers were being sent to the University
> of nowhere. You are really making too easy for the author by not coming up
> with anything.
>
> Regards,
> Matarr
>
>    On Wednesday, May 21, 2014 11:07 AM, suntou touray <[log in to unmask]>
> wrote:
>
>
>  Ousman
> In essence what Sidi Sanneh is doing is the classic case of denial. The
> system in place was not properly monitored to stop favouritism, hence, who
> has the time to sit and tally all the people whose application found it way
> in the bin? I guess, in a truth, fact finding post-Jammeh era, we can all
> sit around a big table and reconcile mis-deeds happily. The system in place
> was not properly managed or monitored, that is fact. Now to proof that, a
> major announcement need to made, with compensation package on the offering,
> for people to agree to come forward.
> Just like the security apparatus was not working properly, so was the
> scholarship board, GPMB, PWD, Agric Bank, GCDB, etc...we cannot close our
> eyes to those failings amidst some great achievements. The scholarship
> board bias was an open secret Ousman.
> Suntou
>
> On Wed, May 21, 2014 at 3:15 PM, ousman ceesay <[log in to unmask]>wrote:
>
>  Suntou,
> Mr. Sanneh challenge all and sundry to come up with evidence. What you
> just did, is what he cautioned against. How many of these cases have you
> come across? What is the talent pool they were competing against? Mr.
> Sanneh's take on resource allocation is pretty convincing. For instance,
> how many students can you sponsor to study in Nigeria in comparison to the
> united kingdom?
>
> --- Original Message ---
>
> From: "suntou touray" <[log in to unmask]>
> Sent: May 21, 2014 6:39 AM
> To: [log in to unmask]
>
> Subject: Re: Sidi Sanneh Says Bring the forth the Evidence
>
>   Modou
> The evidences are so many and so pathetic that, one cannot make those
> sound Gambians relive their pains and agony. Sir Dawda as a person is a
> democrat and a genuine human being who embraced our commonness, however, he
> failed to prevailed over many vices that ended consuming his good name and
> personal sacrifice.
> Many ambitious students who later opted to study in Sierra Leon, Ghana,
> Nigeria were people whose applications to study in England, U.S, dumped in
> dustbins. The connection and nepotism in place then and now is legendary.
> Sidi Sanneh wouldn't be able to see clearly then. He should use hindsight
> and accept certain faults and advise his peer 'resusitators' of the PPP
> well.
> Thanks
> Suntou
>
> On Wed, May 21, 2014 at 3:24 AM, Modou Nyang <[log in to unmask]>wrote:
>
>  While the talk on Jawara is on, I can't resist any further but bring in
> here Sidi Sanneh's challenge for evidence and empirical data of nepotism
> especially in scholarships dealings.
> LJ and Baba Galleh among others tell us your part of the story. For me at
> least I carried a bench and desk to LK Sec. Tech. in September 1991.
>
> http://sidisanneh.blogspot.com/2014/05/i-was-told-so-is-not-enough.html
>      [image: image]<http://sidisanneh.blogspot.com/2014/05/i-was-told-so-is-not-enough.html>
>   Sidi Sanneh: "I was told so" is not enough<http://sidisanneh.blogspot.com/2014/05/i-was-told-so-is-not-enough.html>
> Note:  This blog post is unusually long and necessarily so. Debunking
> urban myths is not an easy task, especially myths concocted  over 40 years
> ago. ------------...
>   View on sidisanneh.blogspot.com<http://sidisanneh.blogspot.com/2014/05/i-was-told-so-is-not-enough.html>
>  Preview by Yahoo
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