Sanusi,
Yes those analysis were sound ones despite the fact that not all has
been consumed as something appropriate for the APRC's strategies as of
now.The payment of monies into "whatever" coffer doesn't have to derail the
process of empowering a given populace.
Empowering Gambians isn't a cake for APRC alone it is an ongoing process
that should and "must" harbour the ideas of all and sundry despite our
political difference.
As one sociologist said before:"human rights aren't goods to be bargained
for,they are naturally there for all of us and no one person has the right
to give or take them away unilaterally."
Please Mr.Owens,refer to my earlier point in my reply to your first posting
as far as this topic is concerned...I did say that there is a difference
between slogans,principles and regulations.APRC or any other party's mottos
or slogans are one way or the other chosen "identities", but not laws,
caps, sections,subsections or volumes governing the state per se.If any
person or citizen feels that a particular party's theory is contrary to its
practice then he or she can criticise(as you are doing now),if that doesn't
pay then one can resort to the unviversally-accepted democratic avenue
ie:voting! Thus any choice at hand if (you so wish) can be expressed through
the ballot box come february.
Indeed that wouldn't stop me from forwarding your abservation to the
committee who will have the right to either reply spontaneously or
otherwise.
Thank you very much.
YEROMAMA.
"YEROMAMA PULORI GALO HAAWA BAROGEL N'DIMOU"
"Speak the speeches and let the speeches not spit you."
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>Yero Mama
>Many thanks for that information
>
>Perhaps, it would be best if you shed more light on the D5000.00 fee
>payable to the NEC. From my reading, it appears a successful candidate at
>the Nomination Stage will only be sponsored by APRC if he pays D5000.00
>into APRC'S Party Coffers. In my view, your reference to that D5000.00
>payable to the IEC for Nomination cannot be linked with the sum APRC asked
>its Prospective Candidates to pay. It is therefore my honest opinion that
>the payment of D5000.00 to the NEC is another example that APRC'S party
>slogans are not complied with; EMPOWERMENT OF THE PEOPLE, NATIONAL INTEREST
>BEFORE INDIVIDUAL INTEREST,ETC, ETC,
>
>
>
>Point 2
>
>I understand a person can only contest as APRC candidate if he/she has
>been a member of the party for atleast 2 years. Well my view in this issue
>is well done, I hope this will be a warning to the likes of Almamy Touray,
>and some of the NCP stalwarts that have been advocating for a merger with
>APRC.
>
>
>Thats all
>
>Sanusi Owens
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