Veep! or Seep!

I think D50,000 would have gone a long way in helping the wounded students
who were stranded in Egypt due to the so called "goodwill" of your
government. 
It's just too amazing how these fools expose their true colors sometimes!
Yaya handing out money to Ansumana Mannehs' family through his Seep because
he is guilty that he contributed so much to Mannehs' demise.
Why does this fool always think that money is everything?

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Veep Gives D50,000 To General Mane's Family
 
 
Daily Observer (Banjul)

December 6, 2000 

Chief Manneh
Banjul 

The vice president, Isatou Njie-Saidy, yesterday presented D50,000 to the
family of the late Gen Ansumane Mane at Sukuta during a condolence visit
accompanied by secretaries of state and senior government officials.

Briefing Daily Observer about VP Njie-Saidy's visit, National Assembly
member for the area, Musa Suso, said the vice president told Gen Mane's
family that President Jammeh was very much saddened about the late general's
death.

He said the vice president told the family that the Gambia government had
planned to intervene in the crisis that led to the general's death, but
negotiations were unsuccessful. Pa Saine Manneh, uncle of the deceased, told
Daily Observer that Ansumane left Sukuta in search of greener pastures,
spending a year in Kaolack, Senegal, before moving finally to settle in
Guinea Bissau.


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