Habib Ghanim,
            Thanks for forwarding that info on line. As the saying goes:HE
WHO KNOWS IT FEELS IT...i fully agree  with what those passengers have said
because i am from that end.Infact it was just five weeks ago that i crossed
from BARRA to BANJUL using that very ferry.


THE GVT IS CURRENTLY DOING SOMETHING ON THE ABOVE

If you can remember few months back on his way from South Africa prez Jammeh
passed thru Kiev Ukraine on an official visist.Part of the agreements
included getting friends from Ukraine,to be used in the
Gambia(ie:Barra/Banjul,Farafeni/Yelitenda,Sankulay Kunda)etc.However,as of
now priority is being given to the Barra/Banjul sea route.Those ferries will
be received very soon,because at this moment a high ranking delegation
comprising of the SOS foreign Affairs,B.I Jagne,SOS Works and Comm E
Singhateh plus others from the depts concerned are in Kiev,Ukraine.

Indications have shown that the negotiations were fruitful and very
soon,ALLAH will answer to our good prayers.Those people who are complaining
at Barra or Banjul ferry terminals have the right to do so espepcially where
they empowered the regime to stay for another five years.So we will do
everything possible to adress their problems forthwith.
Negotiating the financing of the procurement of ferries or other projects
isn't a new phenomenon for some of us here so i for one  will be burning the
midnight candle in trying to get assistance towards the development of our
beloved nation!
So thanks Habib such complains are genuine and if adressed will favour both
the opposition and the opposed,because the ferry passengers aren't all
supporters of 'APPPRC'(laugh). Thats the latest terminology from Alhaji Ham
Ham and co. Gambial "mo neh waaye!"

YEROPULLOH.


"YEROMAMA PULORI GALO HAAWA BAROGEL N'DIMOU"
"Speak the speeches and let the speeches not spit you."


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