BAJOJA CEESAY LA TARIKO

For me, it was no curse to be an eternal realistic optimist for the people. Hence, my choice to become part of the resolution of rural care delivery than seeing poor farmers suffer from biennial rural healthcare delivery neglect. Pioneers of change face untold difficulties until day society come to realization of the vision of the sage. Their path is normally strewn with social thorns and boulders of all sizes amid challenging public resistance one never dreamt. My singular view of life was predicated upon making dream Manding Medical Centre a reality for villagers. Confidence and optimism saw me through all of challenges on my path to success. Fanatical or not I remained resolutely firm to bringing medical care to and relief to rural Gambia. Some saw me as an indefatigable, relentless dreamer there-ever was in Lower Badibou district’s limelight. Fate of family I met in 1956, going to seek medical aid from the Kerewan Health Centre stocked and became the only thought and desire in me to relief other families from experiencing such an unwarranted loss and pain, for lack of trained medical personnel, drugs, and equipment. HOWEVER, THIS WORK IS ABOUT GRANDPA BAJOJA CEESAY’S LIFE AND HISTORY. I write to raise money for the building of a village hospital at Njawara, the Gambia. It is my hope that you would be inspired to join our dream of providing medical aid and service to villagers and children. Purchasing the book or donating in cash or kind would help bring our dream to fruition of a much-needed healthcare delivery and hope to villagers, especially children who frequently die prematurely from childhood diseases because of lack of medical service. Together we can catch a dream for the villager and children. Log onto: www.friendsofmandinggambimed.btck.co.uk , or www.publishkunsa.com/shop and www.publishkunsa.myshopify.com to learn more about our self-help village health project Manding Medical Centre at support goals of Manding Medical Centre.