AFRO-NETS> Let's end "Competitions" and start doing some real work (8)

["Dr. Shamim Moula" <shormin@tistaonline.com>]

Let's end "Competitions" and start doing some real work (8)
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Dear all,

Best wishes. It may be true that Mr. Dominique Sindayiganza and asso-
ciates' initiation of "something" for HIV/AIDS is seeming increas-
ingly controversial and of course another supra-added issue of "glob-
alization" is also capable of initiating endless debate, still I 
think we can at least wait for sometimes for perceiving Baobab 
method's well advertised impacts, if any, giving them a chance for 
the sake of diseased millions. 

Why don't we try to catch the big shots in this way, the interna-
tional agencies, big multinationals and the celebrated state leaders 
who deliberately fail to commit their expected to mitigate the suf-
ferings of millions from HIV/AIDS? Is it not true that for their de-
layed and incomplete responses, frequently we use to loose massive 
and unrecoverable grounds in the fight against AIDS? It is obvious 
that they cost much more than a "Dominique" with "Baobabconnections" 
"planning" of flying few Africans to Europe! 

As my request to Mr. Dominique, please do not mean the fight against 
AIDS as just an enthusiastic Hip-Hop rap, try to contribute something 
"more" as because this is the claim of the time. Last of all, I shall 
request you all to consider for remembering nearly 1,500 millions of 
South Asian population in any AIDS activities, as they are still the 
"forgotten goats" awaiting the incoming AIDS wolves in an nearly un-
protected hunting ground!


Thanks to everyone.

Shamim ul Moula
MBBS, Ph.D. Fellow
Coordinator, Health & Nutrition Program
Chinnamukul, Bangladesh 
(Terre Des Homme funded programs in Bangladesh)
mailto:shormin@tistaonline.com

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