First, the editorial did a splendid job of letting some people know who he was. Also, to let them know of some of the things he did for his country and people. Not only what he did, but what love he had for his country and people, some of whom are still around today enjoying the fruits of his hard work and dedication he put in, so we can enjoy some of the very freedom we have this day. ?Nuff respect. Second, now this was the one that put the General on the world stage big time. It gave you an understanding ofwhat this brother was capable of and what he did in Ghana, Africa. Now this is where the big, big respect comes in, Mr. Publisher. You have become a man of my own heart. For when someone ask you to do something in, their last day, but you are not accustomed to the ways he or she wanted things to be done, and you did it anyway. Respect is due, brother. You will have your reward, God willing, or as they say in Islam, ?Inshallah.? As a Muslim myself, I know the importance of being buried within 24 hours of death. It is very, very important to us Muslims. You see, we believe that upon death you are called by your Maker, Allah (God), and you must not waste any time on this earth. So, Mr. Publisher, thanks for giving my brother his last wish. Big, big respect. In closing, I want to say to my brother Charles X, about his wonderful letter to the editor titled, ?Odinga, march on!? Don?t worry about the traitors and deniers, because they did the same to Christ. Remember, they betrayed Him, then denied Him not just once, but three times. ?So just watch yo friend them wey yo keep.? Sincerely, Abdul Malik aka Dwight ?Whitey? Soberanis
