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Grand Pa Bajoja Ceesay admonished that one only fails upon accepting failure as last resort. He said, Sonny, the successful had trail blazers of endless failures but only learnt from them while refusing to succumb to failure. These words of a village sage still ring into my ears as if they were spoken a few seconds ago. I am aware that it is easier to declare challenges as white elephants than find what or how to overcome that seemingly unsalable step before us. This story about Manding Medical Centre is my way of remembering a wise man s love for me and way to success.To think a penniless village boy would dream and dare to carry out such fantasia dreams only beguiles the mind. But this is exactly what story you are about to read. It happened from believed that it is onus upon Africans to standup and help their people and continent move into the twentieth century like other societies on earth.Tribe ligancies and corruption buffered by heartless, selfish and inept politicians only send us spiraling down to the deepest part of deprivation and backwardness. The nationhood is by far larger than individual tribes and personal gains. Combining tribe and nation into one affords a stronger bond and a workforce unmatched by any splintered options.My challenge is to help bring medical aid and service to beleaguered villagers, especially children. I met many a stumbling block and heartless law on the way but I never accept it possible to stop my drive and goal.

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Dr. Alhasan Sisawo Ceesay, MD was born at Njawara Village in the North Bank of the Gambia. He is a scion of a Mandinka and Fulani tribe and one of five siblings. He had his education at Kinte Kunda Primary and Armitage High School. Dr. Ceesay served as a registered nurse at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Banjul, before embarking on his medical degree quest. He received a B.A. degree from Olivet College and M.Sc. degree in biology from MTU, Houghton before graduating from the American University School of Medicine in Montserrat, West Indies, in 1992 and returned to the Gambia. He sat up NGO Manding Medical Centere. The centere has treated more than 9000 patients free. Dr. Ceesay is married to Fatou Koma-Ceesay and they are blessed with three beautiful girls, Famatanding Ceesay, Binta Ceesay and Roheyata Ceesay. He writes to raise funds for building of our village hospital. Proceeds from sales support work of the NGO. Visit www.friendsofmandinggambimed.btch.co.uk Or www.publishkunsa.com, to learn more. Thank you for helping us reach our dream of better healthcare delivery.

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