Momodou's Blog

Standing for election

momodou — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 00:11:59 +0000

So I am running for UKYP (UK YOUTH PARLIAMENT) and as I am not an insider and people who were elected before are running again. Unfortunately that makes me an outsider, a longshot but however I do believe I can still win. The election will start on the 26th and you can vote by going onto www.bgfl.org/vote2009 you have 5 votes for about 21 candidates you do not have to use all the votes but it is up to. So my plea is everyone who can, vote for Me(Momodou) because I want to change things for the youth in Birmingham. But I will do a video diary for more info.
Additional Information: If you vote and you dont no who to use your other votes on I would recommend Lexia because she is very smart and will be great in shaping Birminghams youth lives!!

Gordon Brown

momodou — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 23:34:52 +0000

This just shows how british politics is so childish… A little mistake and he is ridiculed come on he is human. These are the people who are running our country not serious absolutely not serious. hehe

George Bush

momodou — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 23:28:40 +0000

The current U.S President in his last days,
Went to Iraq and got a shoe thrown at him, only if he reacted this quickly when 9/11 happened hehe.

Politics

momodou — Sun, 16 Nov 2008 22:54:27 +0000

Why politics? What would a teenager in year ten like about politics?
I frequently ask those questions to myself, sadly its the truth I love politics. Reading my other blog posts you would think its because of Barack Obama but its not. I have always had an interest in politics it could be its in my blood, my great grandfather was the President of The Gambia. Sir Dawda Jawara. So some could say politics is apart of me but I am not complaining I genuinely have an interest in politics and with the election in America boosted my interest. People would think i only like him because he is black but I love his speeches, his message and his policies he just inspires me so much. And he happens to be black, with America being the last country to abolish slavery and segregation you would think many people still alive who most likely supported slavery might of even voted for Obama just knowing that is an big accomplishment to The United States.
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People still can question I do not even live in the United States but personally I feel U.K politics is not exciting but that can all change. Please do my polls. Feel free to express your views on my page Thank you for visiting.
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GAMBIA & THE JOLLOF RICE

momodou — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 00:51:19 +0000

Many People think that “jollof rice” is from nigeria or ghana however infact it is from Senegambia. Before the french colonised Senegal and britain colonised Gambia it was one country. Well getting back to Jollof many people even on the internet read about this food and it states it is from Nigeria, Ghana and even Sierra leone. However infact it came from Senegambia and there once was a tribe called the jollof from senegambia and that was there main dish , jollof rice. So dont believe what you read because this is clearly fact!

My first blog post

momodou — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 21:40:24 +0000

Hello people, welcome to my blog! First of all I would like to thank you for visiting and I hope you like reading about my thoughts and opinions. This blog’s going to be about politics, my opinions and my Gambian ancestry.

This is one of my favourite speeches from Barack Obama and it inspires me so much!!!

This picture is Barack Obama before he clinches the presidency.