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Suntou, 
I think you mistaken to think that Yaya understudy Rawlins to prolong his uninvited stay. You should remember when Rawlins came to Banjul he publicly and emphatically told Yaya to hand over as soon as possible and Rawlins in fact introduced the term limit in the constitution. 
Takk. 
Kejau. 


Sent from Samsung Mobilesuntou touray <[log in to unmask]> wrote:Sanusi, I think they will elabroted on that further. I will forward that thought to the team. I gain quiet a lot from both segments...
The contrast that, the PPP made contact with the Nkrumah regime whilst the APRC also made contact with the Rawlings system is interesting. That Yahya Jammeh understudy Rawlings to prolong himself in power is an area worth looking into.
Thanks Sanusi
SUntou

On Mon, Mar 25, 2013 at 8:46 AM, Sanusi Owens <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
I have following this debate attentive!! One crucial issue or not  properly covered is why PPP acquired assistance from the Nkrumah Government 

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Subject: [G_L] The Second Segment of the discussion between Saul Saidykhan and ML Sillah

Tune in to the Gambian experience interview program on www.kibaaro.com radio on tunein radio app or on your computer online. Today we have the second segment of Gambia's historical discussion between ML Sillah and Saul Saiykhan. Don't miss it...They will walk through the first Republic to the second Republic. A very educative and interesting chat. Some of the historical facts not often discussed. They are on the Post-Independence era...
Bolonba

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