Isatou,
Thanks for the information.  If there is anything that I myself or any
of my friends can do, we are here.  I know where I stand on the issue,
and yes you are right as to say that education on the issue will be the
only way to stop it.  I think that once the people of the Gambia come
together as a whole, that people will see that it's not just a small
group that don't agree with it but a very large group.  Education is
definitely the way and as I said before I'm here to help in any way I
can.  I will be going to the Gambia in December and I will talk to my
friends and family and also to other people and see where they stand on
the issue.   If there is anything that I can do while I'm there to
further help with this issue, please feel free to drop me a line.

Sincerely,
Jennifer Eidson

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