This Jahanka refuse to be drawn into a game of chicken! Will let the
Fulas enjoy their new year celebration:)

Malanding


On 12/30/2013 1:35 PM, Baba Galleh Jallow wrote:
> Well Yero, the fact that the command to bring the rope - Momodou Aduu
> Boogol - is in Fulani suggests that the person who gave the command
> was a Fula man. Otherwise, don't you think the command would have been
> given in Jahanka? Thanks for sharing.
>
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> Date: Sun, 29 Dec 2013 19:35:23 -0600
> From: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: [G_L] Weekend's Humor: Momodou Aduu Boogol.
> To: [log in to unmask]
>
> The Weekend’s Humor: The Fulas & the Jahankas
>
> Folks –
>
> Let us do the weekend’s humor as usual. Part of why ours in culture is
> cherished is because we have jovial relationships across tribes. It
> helps to mend bonds in communities. Diversity and tolerance is an
> important component of our lives. We cannot celebrate humanity in its
> entirety without being a little flexible and accommodating. Since I am
> not a politician and I wasn’t created one, I love my humor. For a
> minute, I am asking the politicos to give me a little bit of space
> while I wallow in my humor.
>
> I contemplated sharing this story because I know my Jahanka cousins
> will have something to hang onto and who knows for another year.
>
> Momodou Aduu-Boogol
>
> The story goes that three (3) Jahaa (Jahanka) men had a tussle with
> many of their Fulbe cousins. The three overpowered their cousins and
> tied all the Fulbe with a single rope.
>
> One of my personal friends always teases me with, “Momodou
> Aduu-bogol.” Hmm…This story didn’t sound right to me. How can
> t-h-r-e-e Jahankas overpower about thirty-three Fulbe? If you are just
> wondering like I am, you must conclude that it must have been the ones
> we had around then. The ones we have now can’t do it.
>
> Best wishes for the holiday,
>
> Yero.
>
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