Mr Dibba

congratulations on the successful completing of your studies in the US

Based on the financial conditions of your family and where you will be living back home , you can get repatriation assistance from the local sponspors of businesses who are presently working in The Gambia . They may even offer you a job there which would help you get on your feet.

the other alternative is going to non profit organizations in your area to help you directly . Now is the time as it is christmas and TAX write off time for them - end of year tax deductible contributions to the needy .

good luck

habib

>From: Bulli Dibba <[log in to unmask]>

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>Subject: need help with re-locating to the Gambia

>Date: Mon, 22 Dec 2003 20:56:32 CST

>My fellow Gambians,

>I am nearing the completion of my studies and 13 years of life in America.

>Now that I have decided to go home and serve my nation and my people, I

>could use some help re-locating my family. I was informed some time ago

>that there are organizations in the US, that are involved in providing

>assistance to students from third world countries re-locate to their

>countries after the completion of their studies in the US.

>So please I am appealing to anyone with information on such organizations

>to kindly pass it on to me.

>Peace and blessings of Allah be upon us all. Amen!

>Bulli Dibba

>St. Anthony, Minnesota

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