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	<title>Comments on: Is Tajudeen Abdul-Raheem gone? By Said Adejumobi</title>
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		<title>By: Deo Lukyamuzi</title>
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		<description>Dear Dr. Adejumobi,
Thank you for this commentary on Taju.  It could not be written any better.  Taju had an infectious relationship with all people he crossed paths with and he was groundedin pan africanism and had an incredible faith in Africa&#039;s ability to stand on its own.

I closely worked with Taju as his assistant at Pan African Movement offices in Kampala.  During that time, 1994-2000, there were lows and highs,and again Dr. Tajudeen was always an inspiration to those around him.  He saw away out, light at the end of the tunnel, when no body else did.

He comforted us when we lost other Pan African Comrades such as Serwanga Lwanga, Ondoga ori Amaza, Jimmy Dean, Wilson Rutayisire, Noble Mayombo and many others.  Now that he himself is gone, it would be doing him a disservice if we dispare.  Taju expects us to  reorganise and continue with the struggle.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Dear Dr. Adejumobi,<br />
Thank you for this commentary on Taju.  It could not be written any better.  Taju had an infectious relationship with all people he crossed paths with and he was groundedin pan africanism and had an incredible faith in Africa&#8217;s ability to stand on its own.</p>
<p>I closely worked with Taju as his assistant at Pan African Movement offices in Kampala.  During that time, 1994-2000, there were lows and highs,and again Dr. Tajudeen was always an inspiration to those around him.  He saw away out, light at the end of the tunnel, when no body else did.</p>
<p>He comforted us when we lost other Pan African Comrades such as Serwanga Lwanga, Ondoga ori Amaza, Jimmy Dean, Wilson Rutayisire, Noble Mayombo and many others.  Now that he himself is gone, it would be doing him a disservice if we dispare.  Taju expects us to  reorganise and continue with the struggle.</p>
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