Prince
Funny and compelling. Mbarindin, kana kee musu Malan tideh. I enjoyed the
piece.
SUntou
On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 6:27 PM, Prince Bubacarr Sankanu <
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> Alningbara, Njarama,
>
>
> You can now understand why I am advocating for the re-introduction of our
> AFRICAN MATRILINEAL SYSTEMS!
>
>
> We will be having more brave ladies openly calling for Princely Male
> Partners. This would be the Harem of Eden scenario live! LOL.
>
>
> Thanks Uncle Suntou for bringing up the subject. My Mandinko
> brethren/cousins are gradually responding to my call of rediscovering their
> rich heritages. ALI-MONKENDOLU!
>
>
> I believe the appropriate solutions to Africa's problem cannot come from
> the Ivy League and Russell Group world-views. We need to first re-visit our
> ancestral archives to pick out the BEST PRACTICES of our Heritages and
> integrate them into our contemporary development agenda.
>
>
> Sadly the psychological damages of "Christianization", "Islamization" and
> colonialism and, the post-colonial "independent" (sorry Africa is for me not
> yet independent) brainwash education leave our people with the penchant for
> the omnivorous consumption/acceptance of anything thrown at them from
> abroad. Even with their own histories, they will believe the ones written
> outside by outsiders first before accepting their own local versions!
>
>
> The so called African Development "experts" did not see the Africa-wide
> mobile phone revolution, the Nigerian digital film phenomena and remittances
> from the Diaspora, as just three examples of AFRICAN-LED, initiatives
> coming.
>
>
> Whatever, I will keep fighting for Matrilinialism among other positive
> heritages. May be we should include Matrilinialism in our next Gambian
> National Women's Act ("Family Act" could be the appropriate title).
>
>
> Mawdos Yoro and Demba, with the Niumi Queens and Princesses I believe I
> have a natural advantage over some other suitors. Their first criterion of a
> brave "princely male" fits me perfectly well. I can present my genealogical
> credentials to prove to the women league that THEIR SEARCH FOR THE IDEAL
> NOBLE LOVER-BOY STOPS WITH ME and they do not need to call any other guy be
> him a Hunter, "Gainako", "Gewel", "Badoleh", "Palasitiwo",
> "Kawandila/Sukula" "Alimudo", "Bechekt", "Lebereso" or "Daddy Kama" to just
> come and eat their food and waste their calories!
>
>
> SMART GIRLS LOVE STUBBORN BOYS. I confident that I can seduce the Good
> Niumi Princess/Queens with my charms, stubbornness and humour.
>
>
> History recorded that the Rulers of Niumi hired some us Sarahulleh's as
> mercenaries/warriors ("Kurusa" or "Kurunlenmu" as called in Sarahulleh. KURE
> being singular for "WAR" and KURU the plural) to defend and fight for them.
> This is also another selling point for me. If I go to Niumi today and
> introduce myself in verifiable historical details, I am sure I will be
> accorded the privilege to pick any Niuminka Princess or Queen of my taste. A
> Brave Warrior Prince does not come by every day.
>
>
> Uncle Suntou would lead the delegation that will deliver the Royal
> cola-nuts as the "Silatiyo" and Cousin Haruna, you will be the best man in
> this Special Case. LOL.
>
>
> Mawdos Yoro and Demba, in our contest for the hearts of Niumi
> Queens/Princesses may be you should engage more Gainakos like those Molingel
> brothers of Sareh Chacho who could block my way with cattle to prevent me
> from meeting the queens in time. This way you will win comfortably. You
> laugh!
>
>
> My Brother Cherno Fankung, your Dokita Jammeh is not satisfied with the
> status of President and is desperate for social elevation into Royalty just
> to enjoy the unique privileges. Tell him there is NO vacancy for him in our
> Distinguished Class. I do not mind pulling strings to get him knighted for
> his wrestling and title-grabbing skills but making him Royal is out of it.
> My "Operation No Jangalemeh" (Operation No Bastard) is on the standby for
> him and his confused Chiefs.
>
>
> By the way My Brother Cherno Fankung, when is your wedding with that hot
> irresistible girl in The Gambia? I promised her that I will pay for the
> "Futusiti Dondiko" (traditional marriage dress) for your wedding. May be you
> should integrate the wedding into election victory celebration of your
> Babili Mansa.
>
>
> I promised not to chase/court/date the girl out of respect for you. In our
> last greeting exchange through Facebook last evening (Wednesday June 1,
> 2011) I warned her that by the time I successfully defend my LL.D.
> Dissertation and she is still on the marriage market, I will grab her. She
> has ample time (2-3 years or so) as I am too busy to fix any concrete date
> for the marathon defence of my academic work for Legum Doctor Degree. But my
> Brother Cherno Fankung make hay while the sun shines. That girl is hot and
> good. When I say a lady is hot and has good character, she is in reality
> like that! I am serious. Don't argue with a Casanova over the Qualities of a
> Lady. Don't laugh!
>
>
> Mawdos Yoro and Demba, how is Ramatoulie doing with her studies and
> intended Miss West Africa USA Pageant? She is still under my radar! LOL!
>
> I wish you all Gambia-Lers pleasant weekend. To my fellow fans of "Fareed
> Zakaria GPS" show on Sundays, enjoy the next edition as usual.
>
> Warmest,
>
> Prince B. Sankanu
> P.S. For the latest about Alikuning Society kindly visit our website below.
> We now have a National Coordinator for The Gambia operating from Basse. The
> registration as either NGO (Non Governmental Organization or CBO (Community
> Based Organization) in The Gambia is in progress and we will select the
> legal form that suits us best these days. By the end of this June 2011, the
> process should be concluded and the registration numbers will be posted on
> the website for verification by all and sundry.
>
>
> The fund-raising for our Institute is rolling too as planned.
>
>
> Due to the requests and needs of local beneficiary communities, we have
> expanded our scope to include "Microfinance" and "Health Care." Once we
> conclude raising the stipulated Ten (10) Million Dalasi (approx. 250,000
> Euros/ USD 360,000) capital required, we will apply for a Microfinance Bank
> license from The Central Bank of The Gambia.
>
>
> Meanwhile we have added a Paypal button on the bottom of the "School
> Project" page for anyone who wants to show his/her SYMBOLIC voluntary ONE
> CENT token or appreciation/morale booster with ease. The Access Description
> on the "School Project" page will make you laugh your head off!
>
>
> http://www.alikuningsociety.org/
>
> NJARAMA, NAWARI, JERRJEFF.
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