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THanks OKO...having known you for decades,i know you meant well for young Tata Dinding...whatever the misunderstanding.Take care and thanks for sensitising us all on this unfurtunate case of a sick budding young entertainer.



Aib Jobe

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On Thu, 27/2/14, Oko Drammeh <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

 Subject: Re: [G_L] URGENT MATTER
 To: [log in to unmask]
 Date: Thursday, 27 February, 2014, 10:04
 
 Yero, My
 intentions were humble and sincere, the class struggle in
 Africa can damage good relations. I want to close this case.
 I spoke to Tata on the phone and he can confess to that. I
 am not a small man to going up and down on this. I never say
 things that I don't know about. I also cannot stop
 anyone from denying
 . I do not want to be a  menu book for the public
 entertainment. I respect his decision that he require prayer
 to get well. He asked me to help without specific direction.
 Since we do not think in the same way, I decided to assist
 in my own good way. He said he has money, healthy account.
 But I believe that he was under??? pressure to say he
 don't need money but prayers. He is not poor but OK.Its
 good he correct that. That should be the END.
 So I rest my case and reserve my energy.I
 wish him luck and I will always stay by him and his music.
 this was an unfortunate mis-point but we will continue to be
 close to him as usual. I can understand his position.
 I regret it very
 much..RespectfullyOko
 Drammeh
 
 On Thu, Feb 27, 2014
 at 2:11 AM, Y Jallow <[log in to unmask]>
 wrote:
 
 
 
 
  
 "I JUST SPOKE TO
 TATA, HE SAID HE NEEDS NO HELP AS HE IS ONLY LOOKING FOR OUR
 PRAYERS, BUT NOT SUCH A DAMAGING STATEMENT MEDIA IS POWERFUL
 SO PLEASE ANYONE WHO WANT SUPPORT CAN DO IT AT YOUR OWN
 DIMENSION, BUT NOT TO MENTION TATA,,,WE WILL COME WITH A
 PRESS CONFERENCE TO COUNTER THE RECENT MEDIA
 PUBLICATION...." (Alieu Lito Darboe, Facebook,
 02/26/2014). 
 
  
 Mr. Drammeh -
  
 Here is what a childhood friend of mine
 (Alieu Lito Darboe) posted on his facebook page. Can you
 please clarify on that. It is very important to get
 someone's consent before going ahead and requesting for
 help on their behalf. I don't know what your
 relationship with Tata is, but I suggest you get his
 consent, or any other person, before going in public to
 solicit anything on their behalf. I apologize for being the
 carrier of this disappointing news for you, but it was quite
 important for me to rejoin it here especially after I added
 my lines to your request. 
 
  
 Best always,
 Yero
  
 
  
 Date: Sun, 23 Feb 2014 20:51:24 +0100
 From: [log in to unmask]
 
 Subject: Re: [G_L] URGENT MATTER
 To: [log in to unmask]
 
 Dear Yoro, Thank you for
 your sincere letter. As you may know, for some people
 looking Good is far better than being Good. Since My passion
 in life is caring for artists and creators of the Gambia.
 It is my way of life to help some one else because I depend
 on some one else too. Tata will be fine. He is geared by all
 the calls and prayers and so on. Our culture is caring and
 sharing. I take your word with honour
 
 Most gratefulOko Drammeh
 
 On Sat, Feb 22, 2014 at 1:45 AM, Y Jallow <[log in to unmask]>
 wrote:
 
 
 
 
 
 Mr. Drammeh -
  
 From an artist point of view, I am inspired to
 endorse your call to help Tata Din-din Jobarteh. As a
 youth, we enjoyed his music at the famous
 'Bendoula' center in Brikama in the early 90s.
 Both Tata and his brother (Pa ) are Kora stars. It was some
 years back when I enquired about their seeming silence in
 Gambia's cultural arena, and I was informed that Tata
 wasn't doing well health wise. He was certainly a top
 notch promising artist. My heart itches over his predicament
 and aborted plans of being the Kora super star he once
 dreamt. 
 
 
  
  
  
 Best regards,
 Yero. 
  
 Date: Thu, 20 Feb 2014 22:31:15 +0100
 From: [log in to unmask]
 Subject: [G_L] URGENT MATTER
 To: [log in to unmask]
 
 
 
  URGENT
 MATTER
                               IMMIADIATE ASSISTANCE NEEDED!
  The Griot and music legend Tata Din Din jobarteh is
 critacially sick and moving only by clutches.
 
 
 
   He cannot afford the medical financial costs. The artists
 are not fairly taken care of.
   A Griot is a library and this we all know as the
 embodiment of our culture and history. 
  We all have to be conscious on this, sympathetic, generous
 and obey one of the
 
 
 
  Commandments of God and that is charity. This fine
 gentleman, a flag of Gambia is slowly fading. Why do we
 stand aside and look, to see our prophets die prematurely
 and some of say it's a part of life, thinkers and
 artists don't matter. The motor of our life as Gambians
 is: Caring and Sharing. This is the Gambian way!
 
 
 
  We need to restore his health and put him back to the front
 for the nation and his family. He is a community belonging
 and he has served his role in our society well and therefore
 the society should play their part. Let us uphold our values
 in a positive way.
 
 
 
  "A people without culture is like a tree without
 roots".
  Author: Oko Drammeh
  To help Tata Din Din
  Please call Tata on this number:
  Telephone: 7422274
   The Gambian Kora emperor Tata Dindin Jobarteh has been a
 catalyst in the evolution and re-invention of "GAMBIAN
 KORA MUSIC" to more accurately offer contemporary
 smooth Kora sounds. Truly Tata Dindin Jobarteh has for the
 most part created forms sustainable for the expression of
 his genius.
 
 
 
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