Editing Seynabou Gano (section)

==Early Career==
Seynabou Francois Gano was born at some point in early 1939, in the remote community around 75 miles east of Tiaovoune within the Banguala river delta. Gano was raised along with 4 other siblings to a family of fisherman who had been converted to Catholicism several years prior. Seynabou was quickly proven to be much smarter than his siblings, and thus at age 11 was sent to Tiaovoune Catholic Boarding to receive a greater education. Gano write’s “religious education was created to deny me identity”, despite this at the time, Gano was described as an exceptional student with him receiving high honors upon graduation in 1957. With his degree, Gano traveled to Saint-Paul seeking acceptance into Saint-Paul Catholic University, however upon arrival he was denied entrance upon his citizenship status. {{efn|Gano was a Status C citizen, a designation given to Leubar, Kenouga and Arabs by the Brissican government|}},From there, Gano took upon a number of jobs such as busboy and a shoe polisher for Saint-Paul’s elite class. In 1961, Gano signed up for service in the Brissican Overseas Brigade upon the promise of re-classification as “Status A” citizens.