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02/07/2024

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30/06/2024

END OF NUIMI SOVEREIGNTY IN THE 19 CENTURY

30/06/2024

DREAM INTERPRETATION

30/06/2024

Natariko will be back on here today 18pm UK time 17pmGambiantime :Legitimate trade and the end of Nuimi’s Sovereignty in the 19th Century.

29/06/2024

Our weekly Dream Interpretation program will be back on Skypower tomorrow Sunday 30/06/24 UK Time 13pm Gambian time.

29/06/2024

CORRUPTION UNCOVERED IN HAJJ OPERATIONS AT GIA

28/06/2024

MARRIAGE, LUCK & PROPOSAL

28/06/2024

Our weekly Civic Education program will be back on here tomorrow Saturday 29/06/24 @ 17pm UK time, 16pm Gambian time.

28/06/2024

Voice of the voiceless

28/06/2024

Our weekly Islamic forum discussion with Imam Seedy Ali Janneh will be back on Skypower tonight UK time.

27/06/2024

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27/06/2024

Voice of the voiceless new yundum market

26/06/2024

Voice of the voiceless Brikama fish selling centre

25/06/2024

Talk on kush

23/06/2024

By Salifu Manneh

WE NEED ACTION NOW

My brothers and sisters we are in a Kush crisis. Kush is a menace in our society. Three current deaths related to Kush in the West Coast banjul, kmc, and barra areas. Our authorities have not come up with a strategic plan. The deaths are unacceptable. All stakeholders must come together and tackle this issue head-on. Please make your voices and position known wherever you are. We must speak out.
We as a society are not doing anything about it. Kush is awful. Vulnerable young people are at risk of self-harm in a very deadly way. How can our voices reach the cabinet of the government in power, I wondered?
What we need now is an action oriented approach to tackle the problem.

23/06/2024

NIUMI DURING THE TRANS ATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE

22/06/2024

Join us for another edition tomorrow Sunday, June 22nd. The topic is: .

22/06/2024

LOCAL GOVERNMENT GOVERNANCE

21/06/2024

NOBLES & SLAVES

21/06/2024

Our weekly Civic Education program will be back on here tomorrow Saturday 22/06/24 UK time 16pm Gambian time.

19/06/2024

SOLDIERS WARNED TO DESIST FROM ANY FORM OF SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OR HARASSMENT IN THE GAMBIA.

197 Nigerian soldiers have been deployed to The Gambia by the Nigerian military authorities for ‘peacekeeping’ mission, Nigerian media reported on Monday.

The Commandant of the International Leadership and Peacekeeping Centre-(Martin Luther Agwai Kaduna) Maj.-Gen. Ademola Adedoja, while deploying the troops on Friday, said deployment is part of Nigeria’s contribution to entrenching peace in the country.
He added that the officers have passed through intense training in line with the Standard UN Core Pre-Deployment Training Modules before being deployed to the country.
The six weeks Pre-deployment Training, according to him, commenced on May 4, 24 with the aim of equiping the earmarked unit with the requisite skills and knowledge to function effectively and efficiently in The Gambia

Maj.-Gen. Adedoja also disclosed that the troops were taken through issues like sexual exploitation and abuse, conflict related sexual violence, conduct and discipline as well as protection of civilians amongst others, expressing optimism that they have been adequately prepared for the mission.

He, however, cautioned the officers to avoid any ugly incident like trafficking of illicit substances and sexual exploitation and abuse that could tarnish the image of the country and Nigerian Armed Forces.

19/06/2024

Press briefing at kairaba police station

15/06/2024

Operation Clear the Road: A Disrespectful Approach Destroying People's Livelihoods! Jobarteh, Norway!

I have the time to watch the situation in Brikama, and I commend Chairman Yanks Darboe for standing up to defend the people who elected him and holding on to his commitment to serve in the interest of his people. Yanks said something that we all need to reflect on as a country: the lack of respect meted out to him, the abuse and undermining of his Authority, and the unauthorised interference by the government in certain areas of his region.

"I am responsible for the Markets and the Region. These people will come every time without consulting or informing me, going to the market often causing damage and disruption. I only hear this from people. The law gives us the power to run and operate the markets in the region. People elected us to serve them and protect them without fear or favour.

The market is under the council; you cannot come to someone's house and do whatever you want continuously; this has to stop. We are defending our oat to our people who elected us and the region," Yanks Darboe, Chairman, West Coast Region

Leadership involves a significant responsibility towards the people who trust and are confident in you. A leader must prioritise the well-being and safety of their people. This includes defending their rights, safeguarding their interests, and ensuring their security, and this is what Yanks did, and I applaud him for that. Yanks have consistently honoured his word, reinforcing his reliability and integrity. What Yanks did was put the needs of the people who elected him first, show empathy towards their predicament caused by the Government who is also supposed to protect them and strive to improve the quality of their life

Since the start of the operation to clear the roads, I have raised my rejection of this operation due to how it is being conducted. The treatment of individuals during these State-led operations is harrowing, and I stopped watching it because it is tormenting. Respecting human dignity and ensuring that governmental actions do not exacerbate existing hardships, especially in the present Gambia, where there is abject poverty, should be at the centre of these operations.

Every Gambian deserves to be treated with dignity and respect. The way operations are conducted should reflect this fundamental principle. You are dealing with human beings but not animals; even animals should not be treated the way the operation clears the road, which is treating our people. The rudeness, disrespect and inhumane way Manneh and Co are treating our people should not be supported by any Gambian or even entertained. Manneh, who is in charge of the operations, is responsible for ensuring that their actions do not harm the people they are supposed to serve.

Instead, the "Rambo-style" leadership exhibited during this operation reflects a disconnect from the values of compassion and service that should guide Public Officials. Leading an operation is not " Rambo-style" leadership but should be exercised with empathy, responsibility, and a deep understanding of the people's plight.

In Gambia, where poverty is widespread and government support is lacking, people's livelihoods are often fragile. Any state action that destroys what little people have managed to build for themselves will push them deeper into poverty and despair. The State's primary role should be to protect its citizens, especially the most vulnerable.

Instead of destroying their means of survival, the State should find ways to support and uplift citizens. This includes creating and implementing policies that provide safety nets and opportunities for economic improvement. Everyone should reject how these operations are conducted and call for a more humane and considerate approach.

Instead of destructive operations, the State should engage with communities to understand their needs and collaboratively develop alternatives that do not harm their livelihoods. This could include urban planning that accommodates existing communities or providing relocation assistance that ensures a better quality of life.

Thus, "Operation Clear the Road," in its current form, is a testament to the dangers of insensitive and disrespectful Governance. The destruction of people's livelihoods and the inhumane treatment they have faced highlight the urgent need for a shift towards compassionate and responsible leadership.

By prioritising the well-being and dignity of all citizens, engaging with communities, and implementing supportive policies, the State can achieve its goals without inflicting harm on those it is meant to serve. The call for a more humane approach is a plea for better governance and a social demand for justice and respect for every individual's right to live with dignity.

I call on the government to instruct the task force to collaborate with the councils in this operation to ensure success.

Citizens' sensitivity should be ongoing, and different methods should be employed. A clear case of missed opportunity is that before engaging musicians to create a song for the OIC, one should have been done for this operation. The government has paid some media outlets D40m. I guess the brief should include sensitising citizens about operation clear the road.

The women’s affairs ministry should be heavily invested in this process because vulnerable women are victims. This affects their livelihoods as most of these women vendors live in food-insecure homes.

Show empathy, always de-escalate situations, and open doors for dialogue.

On this day of Arafat, May God Protect this country from Bad Leadership!!

14/06/2024

THE IMPORTANCE OF TIME & LIFE AFTER DEATH

14/06/2024

Press conference

14/06/2024

Police press conference

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END OF NUIMI SOVEREIGNTY IN THE 19 CENTURY

DREAM INTERPRETATION

CORRUPTION UNCOVERED IN HAJJ OPERATIONS AT GIA

MARRIAGE, LUCK & PROPOSAL

Voice of the voiceless

Voice of the voiceless new yundum market

Voice of the voiceless Brikama fish selling centre

Voice of the voiceless

Talk on kush

NIUMI DURING THE TRANS ATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE

LOCAL GOVERNMENT GOVERNANCE

NOBLES & SLAVES

Voice of the voiceless

Press briefing at kairaba police station

THE IMPORTANCE OF TIME & LIFE AFTER DEATH

Press conference

Police press conference

BANJUL ELDERS SNUBBED MR MANJANG FOR NOT SPONSORING BANJUL GAMMO By Sulayman Jeng When a group or two of the Banjul Elders visited former Director of Social Security, they hope of milking the co-operation was obliterated. Mr Manjang respectfully informed them that Social Security was not established to sponsor GAMMOs. He told Skypower Radio and Television audience, “I remember when I was at Social Security Banjul elders, two or three groups came to me and said they were organising GAMMO in Banjul and I think at the time Social Security used to sponsor it before. So, they came and some of them I know them very well. They came and pleaded. I said to them listen, I am not saying this was not done in the past, but we are not doing it. Social Security is not established to finance GAMMOs or to do any of those things. We have a purpose, and we are going to deliver on that. Personally, if I will give you but I will never give you money from social security. Oh, they got so mad. In fact, some of them I know then long ago. They stopped talking to me, but it did not pressure me. When I meet them, I will greet them, but they will not respond to me. But I said my friends let us not confuse two things. This is a working environment and there are rules and regulations. This thing is specifically for this. I am not anti-Islam, in fact Islam is my religion. You know but I cannot use money some of whose owners are not Muslims; they are of further faiths but that aside. This money, I am not even meeting their requirements so I cannot come here and give money to something for a cause which if we are Muslims let us sponsor it ourselves. They got so mad, and I had so many instances of those things, but you know I guessed frankly speaking I was abled to withstand all those things. It was not pushing me to do anything. But I can face it. I can withstand anything. You give me anything I will take it”. His experience with the Banjul Elders exposes some of the public pressurises head