Sheku Mariga.· i really want to know why some kono boys are calling non-kono tribal ethnic groups yet born in kono as keyemoi ,(strangers ). We are all from kono and thats the place we know as our home to ! i would appreciate any comments of anyone who can explain this to me Like · · Unfollow Post · Share Tony Konomanyi likes this. Alie Baba Jalloh Thats a good question Mr. Mariga which needs to be answered by those who think that way. Not all our Kono brothers and sisters think that way but sadly you have a few who refuse to be progressive in their thinking and as Professor Sesay says, they are just IGNORANT. by referring to people born in Kono but not Kono in tribe as Keyemoi. 2 hours ago · Like Sheku Mariga Sorry if i offended anyone but i would like to express this point . Due to this , this is holding back many people from different ethnic groups who where born in kono district , helping improve the district in different ways ! about an hour ago · Like · 1 Bob Nabay Did my brother Alie Alie Baba Jalloh say a few? I think its the majority. Mr Sheku Mariga it will take more than fb to tackle that question. We need a symposium, we need a honest discuss about this elephant of a topic with participants that are willing to tackle it once and for all, no sugar-coating, no praise-singing. I have thrown it out there a few times and it is my ardent belief that until we take care of such a thing that has held us back, most non-konos will even abandon the land as many have already done let alone partake in any developmental project that bears the nama kono. about an hour ago via mobile · Like · 1 Sheku Mariga thx mr. Nabay i think me, you and mr.Allie baba jalloh might need more help from others participants to tackle this questions, im sure by the end of day we will see the way out of this IGNORANT ,and move on, for the good of kono.for God sake these is 2013 and not 400 BC 44 minutes ago · Like · 1 Kemoh Sidibay My bro Sheku Mariga,u didnt offend anyone,you are just saying what you know and fill, likewise all of us can do or say the same way we fill or perceive things that affect our world .B4 i go further let me first say God bless America,the most tolerable country on earth;yet there are many ignorant people here as well.I have travel a lot ,i have been to Senegal ,Guinea conakry,Gambia,Cape verde, i was born and raised in Sierra leone of course,i have been to Guinea Bissau,Hong Kong,South Africa,Canada,Thailand,Portugal,England,USA etc etc,.Most of these coutries peoples call strangers different names,i have even forgotten some of the unwanted names the call foreigners.In terms of treatment,i have never been to any places or countries that treats foreigners better than Kono,Sierra Leone and USA. Places that i have been to that treat strangers the worse are Cape Verde(the call strangers Manjaku)Gambia also treat strangers badly,God is my witness if i am lying,i was born and raised in Maraka Compound(behind chief) i speake Maraka,Madingo,kono,Kriolu portuguse,Creole,Portuguese,English,i am a multi Lingual,likewise my origin,My grand father is from Wassolloo in Mali,(mixed fula mandingo) my mom Kono,so i am not taking sides,i am elaborating on what i know about how people treat strangers in different coutries.In Senegal and Gambia they tap you on your shoulder to ask you for your documents.We pray we al learn to tolerate each other as Gods children,salaam. 35 minutes ago · Edited · Like Bob Nabay Thank you Kemoh Sidibay for your input but I think you have wandered away into your own life and left the topic in discussion.We are talking about Kono and how the things that happen there affect us because it is the only place we call home. Are you saying that the black American and spanish should not complain about discrimination because they live in the most hospitable country? Is the Senegalese bothering his fellow senegalese for residency documents? Is the Cape Verdean calling his fellow Cape Verdean manjaku? Is the indigenous kono right to call me a stranger? That is the question Mr Kemoh. 26 minutes ago · Like Kemoh Sidibay Thanks for even reminding me about birth rigth in the above places i mentioned,just bec today is my birthday,i am getting many wishes,i am responding to each,makes me less focused on my point,these places i am talking about treat children born there just like their parents. 5 minutes ago · Like · 1 Bob Nabay Happy birthday my brother Kemoh Sidibay and may you live long to see more in good health and prosperity. 3 minutes ago · Unlike · 1 Kemoh Sidibay Ameen,thanks Moubah Bob Nabay,God bless you and your family.
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