Saballys & Striker Ebrima Bojang

 My beloved boys, I was billed to deliver a speech on Thanks Giving Day as part of the Hosea Feed the Hungry Program, November 23, 2006 at Turner Field, Atlanta Georgia, but poor coordination on the part of the planners robbed me of my slot to speak to the future of black America. Going through my soft files this week I came across this script which, I herewith transmit to you, and to all children in a letter that I do hope you will keep and live.

Mr. & Mrs Sabally - A wealth of Knowlege

By: Momodou Sabally & Jainaba Teeda Sarr

But in a country where even the art of reading silently is almost obsolete, we felt the need to commence a dialogue with parents and children about the need to revive the habit of reading in our families. We had earlier sparred over the tough question (in our recent T.V appearance on The Gentleman show) of how to get young people, especially those who have given up on educational pursuit, to read. We are not promising any definite answers but hope to provoke a national dialogue here that would provide some novel ideas and strategies towards a fresh approach to self improvement, particularly in our youth, using reading as a vital tool.

God's gift ; By Yero Jallow, USA

Precious, O so precious
God's beautiful gift
Called children of Adam
Dating to the time of creation
Till day of returning.

God's gift ; By Yero Jallow, USA

Precious, O so precious
God's beautiful gift
Called children of Adam
Dating to the time of creation
Till day of returning.

God's gift ; By Yero Jallow, USA

Precious, O so precious
God's beautiful gift
Called children of Adam
Dating to the time of creation
Till day of returning.

God's gift ; By Yero Jallow, USA

Precious, O so precious
God's beautiful gift
Called children of Adam
Dating to the time of creation
Till day of returning.

Mr. Omar Jallow, a Gambian resident of Raleigh, North Carolina
USA reacted to our story published September 5th, 2008, titled
"A Sad Story About a Small Girl" by donating Five hundred dollars
$500.00 (approx. D10,000) through Gainako towards the medical
expenses of little Isatou Jallow currently admitted at the RVTH in
Banjul.

Seattle; Gambian American Children in Seattle once again on March 15, gathered to commemorate the 43rd Independence anniversary of the Republic of the Gambia. The children as part of the Gambian community's traditional colorful celebration of this historic day turned up in large numbers with their parents and relatives. The event was held at a local community center where the crowd shared the joy of a great milestone of Gambia's attainment of political sovereignty from British colonial
rule in 1965.