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01/26/2025

Breaking News: A disturbing report has been received by KassaTv indicating that prisoners being held on remand broke free from their cells at Bundung station and escaped. They should have been remanded at Mile 2, rather than being held in police custody. Some of these individuals have ongoing cases before the High Court. We're not safe in The Gambia anymore.

01/26/2025

May God bless the hustle..!!

01/26/2025

CAF unveils the logo of the 2025 AFCON (AFCON) Africa Cup of Nations, which will be held in Morocco from December 21, 2025 to January 18, 2026.

The logo was inspired by the decorations of the Moroccan Zellij.

01/26/2025

Madi Jobarteh: Consistency and Sincerity are Fundamental in Politics.

On 19 February 2023, the NPP held a press conference at its head office purposely to respond to comments made by UDP leader Ousainou Darboe at a political rally in Gunjur. The entire propaganda frontline of the party led by Seedy Njie, Demba Sabally and Sulayman Camara categorized Darboe’s comments as irresponsible, incendiary and a threat to the peace and stability of the country hence a huge cause for concern. They claimed the NPP and Pres. Barrow had a duty to protect the security of the nation thus necessitating the press conference.

Watch these video clips of their messages.

Fast forward to 22 January 2025 when the demented ‘yard owner’ former tyrant Yaya Jammeh released an audio message in which he addressed his supporters, the Government and people of the Gambia. It is clear that the self-proclaimed imam, Yaya Jammeh was directly referring to President Barrow and his Government when he said the following comments:

“…like it not, I am coming back… let them not run away and if they do I will find them… those who said I will not come are telling you a bunch of nonsense… they have made the country a laughing stock, making it suffer, with all sorts of crimes – armed robbers, rapists, killers, yet no prosecution… mothers and children are dying, our health system was the envy of neighboring countries... that those who said the situation is not different from before is a lie… those who brought the syrup that killed the children have not been taken to court… they cannot maintain the ferries I bought… groundnut buying is a problem… the situation is pathetic… they are taking you for a ride… day of rendezvous is coming, day of accountability… I will come back by force… they even went to marabouts up to Mali to prevent my return… Gambians are suffering, join APRC if you have sympathy for women and children…”

Listening to these words, one wonders why the Government is silent and refusing to give a fitting response. This is because unlike Ousainou Darboe or any other politician in the country right now, Yaya Jammeh was the immediate past president of this country. He is in exile today simply because he trampled upon the sovereign will of Gambians as expressed in the 1st December 2016 elections. As a result, he nearly plunged this country into warfare when ECOMIG forces invaded the Gambia to oust him.

Since his departure, this country launched a multimillion-dalasi transitional justice program to uncover his crimes and to restore rights and rebuild and reconcile the nation. What is expected from the Government was to have sought his immediate extradition and to stay away from Jammeh’s party and enablers. What was expected of Jammeh is to stay away from Gambian affairs as a former president, and more so for being a dictator who nearly set this country on fire. But the contrary is happening, sadly!

The comments Jammeh made in this audio have no other objective than to foment resentment in Gambians against the Government and Pres. Barrow, and there pit Gambians against each other. Even though Jammeh was no better, he is playing with the sensibilities of the people by exploiting the failings of Barrow to spread contempt and hence undermine the peace and stability of this country.

Therefore, if the NPP is consistent and sincere, why have they failed to convene a press conference for Yaya Jammeh as they did for Ousainou Darboe? Interestingly the comments of Darboe pose no danger to the peace and stability of this country. His comments were within the legal and his rights as a citizen and a political leader who is operating inside the country. He was raising issues that he considered to be a concern to him and his party. His comments do not require any press conference from anyone, especially a ruling party.

What about Yaya Jammeh? Not only is he a former brutal dictator of 22 years who is now a fugitive but also the country is still finding it hard to come to terms with his misrule and crimes. Furthermore, Jammeh has 8 de-facto enablers in the National Assembly – 4 elected NAMs from ‘Not To Alliance’, 2 APRC NAMs, and as well as the Speaker and Deputy Speaker thereby making him still a very powerful and highly influential person. Still, he has key enablers in both the Cabinet and across the state. Shouldn’t any Government be worried about such a man?

The most consequential Gambian from 1994 to date is Yaya Jammeh, unfortunately. The Gambia is still reeling under his shadow, and this is the inconvenient truth. Since 2017, the Gambia is still grappling with his impact which can be found in the Constitution, laws, institutions, attitudes, security officers, civil servants, victims, reconciliation, and reparations among others. Everything in this country circulates around and about Yaya Jammeh because it is still his system that is operating. Therefore, such a person cannot be taken lightly.

Thus, the question is, why are Pres. Barrow and NPP not worried about the words and actions of Yaya Jammeh since 2017? Do they not recognize the relevance, significance, strength and character of this man? If NPP are consistent and sincere, and care about the Gambia as they claim, then Yaya Jammeh’s remarks should have received the same response, if not more severely than what they gave to Ousainou Darboe?

Citizens must realize that we cannot and must not continue to take matters of this country for granted. I heard some rationalize the issue that a government response will only give Jammeh relevance who they claim is desperate and misses home. What we fail to see and accept is that Jammeh is still the most relevant Gambian within the context of our current sociocultural, governance and development dispensation.

So long as there is no complete dismantling and removal of that dispensation through robust, holistic and radical constitutional, legal and institutional reforms there cannot be any social, cultural, economic and political transformation of this country. Hence, we shall continue to be within the era of Yaya Jammeh, unfortunately. Time will tell.

For The Gambia Our Homeland

01/26/2025

Back off and allow the police to do their job! I have credible information that, on Friday, January 24th, The Gambia Police intercepted an alleged Central Bank employee carrying $57,800 and D370,000 at a Jenoi checkpoint. Sadly, there are alleged attempts by a minister to kill the case. I have the name of the arrested person, who is believed to be part of a group of three, and photographs and video of the money being counted and handed over to the fraud unit. We expect the police to be allowed to do their job without interference or hindrance. We are watching closely.

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01/26/2025

Wellington Street, and Russel Street in the early 1920’s , Bathurst.

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01/26/2025

Addressing the Upsurge in Crimes in The Gambia: The Need for a Change in Police Leadership

In my previous submissions, I have consistently highlighted the harsh realities of the security and socioeconomic situation in The Gambia. As a concerned citizen, I have endeavored to provide an accurate narrative, unencumbered by personal relationships, regionalism, or political affiliations.

Regrettably, the Gambia Police Force lacks a robust mechanism for generating and maintaining realistic crime data. The sources of data that inform crime statistics reports are often fictitious.

Furthermore, the case management system piloted by the police force does not cover all stations nationwide. Station officers frequently neglect to input crime data into the system, thereby avoiding accountability. Other sources, such as daily occurrence and crime complaint registers, are not properly maintained, particularly for compromised cases. The crime reports developed and shared with the public are often falsified to appease the political hierarchy.

The ongoing reforms within the police force are superficial and lack a holistic approach. The current surge in crimes can be attributed, in part, to the incompetence of the Inspector General of Police, Seedy Muctarr Touray. Under his leadership, numerous lapses and security breaches have occurred, undermining the credibility of the institution and causing widespread trauma for insecurity in the country.

In light of his track record, Mr. Touray may be better suited to a role within the immigration department. The ideal candidate for the position of Inspector General of Police should possess excellent listening skills, operational expertise, and the ability to tap into the expertise of all ranks to devise a mechanism for a vibrant, efficient, and professional police force.

Unfortunately, Mr. Touray and his Public Relations Officer, Sissawo, have resorted to "Facebook policing," which is characterized by propaganda, charades, and dishonesty regarding crime numbers, investigations, and perpetrators. This approach has also led to the suppression of graduates within the police force.

Several months ago, Commissioner Sambujang Fatty petitioned the Inspector General of Police, citing leadership indecisiveness, incompetence, and the inability to address the upsurge in crimes. Regrettably, this petition resulted in Commissioner Fatty's termination from the police force.

He has since filed a lawsuit against the Inspector General of Police for wrongful termination, which is currently pending in court. This unfortunate sequence of events raises questions about the vindictiveness and punitiveness of our leaders towards those with whom they disagree.

Should our leaders not prioritize the greater good of the country and its institutions, rather than engaging in personal vendettas? The retaliatory actions taken against Commissioner Fatty have hindered the much-needed reforms within the police department under Mr. Touray's leadership.

In quiet reflection, I urge Mr. Touray to consider whether his actions are truly serving the nation, the police department, or merely appeasing his in-law, President Adama Barrow.

To effect meaningful change, we require like-minded technocrats and intellectuals within the police force to challenge the status quo and bring sanity to the institution. A complete overhaul of the system is necessary to prevent it from becoming increasingly unproductive.

The fundamental role of the police is to defend the lives and liberties of citizens, rather than engaging in cover-ups. Recent attacks on the GNPC and daylight bank robberies are merely the tip of the iceberg.

01/25/2025

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01/25/2025

Mayors Rohey Malick Lowe and Talib Bensouda Represent The Gambia at City Leadership Forum in Cape Town

Mayor Rohey Malick Lowe of Banjul and Mayor Talib Ahmed Bensouda of the Kanifing Municipality are currently in Cape Town, South Africa, participating in the City Leadership Forum. The event, which officially begins on January 26, 2025, has attracted over 30 mayors from across Africa, aiming to exchange ideas on urban planning and sustainable city development.

Ahead of the forum, the two Gambian mayors joined a city tour to explore Cape Town’s urban layout and infrastructure. Mayor Lowe praised the South African city’s well-executed planning, describing it as “a beautiful and well-planned city.” Both mayors expressed their determination to apply lessons learned from the forum to continue improving their respective municipalities.

Mayor Lowe emphasized their shared vision of building better cities, stating, “We will not relent in our efforts to build the cities we want together.”

The City Leadership Forum provides a platform for African leaders to share best practices, strengthen networks, and collaborate on innovative solutions for the challenges facing urban areas across the continent. The participation of the two mayors highlights their commitment to advancing sustainable development in The Gambia.

01/25/2025

Brikama Area Council Chairman Yankuba Darboe Visits Markets as Public Toilet Renovation Project Begins.

The Chairman of Brikama Area Council, Yankuba Darboe, has kicked off the council’s initiative to renovate and maintain public toilets across markets in the region. As part of this effort, Chairman Darboe visited the Sanchaba Sulay Jobe Market, Sukuta Market, and Wellingara Market to assess the facilities and interact with market vendors and community members.

During his visit to the Sukuta Market, the chairman was warmly received by women vendors, who expressed their appreciation for the council’s commitment to improving market conditions. The joyous welcome, which included heartfelt gestures of gratitude from the mothers, aunties, and sisters in the market, highlighted the significance of the initiative to the community.

Chairman Darboe emphasized the council’s dedication to enhancing public facilities, stating that the project is part of a broader strategy to ensure clean, functional, and accessible amenities for all.This proactive approach by the Brikama Area Council aims to improve hygiene standards and support the livelihoods of market vendors, reinforcing the council’s role in addressing the needs of the local population.

01/25/2025

Barrow Government Silent on Jammeh’s Threats: Do They Care About Gambians or Just Their Political Interests?

In the last 48 hours, dictator Yaya Jammeh released an explosive audio message, openly insulting President Barrow, calling his government corrupt and incompetent, and even threatening to return to The Gambia with impunity. Yet, despite these serious claims, there has been no response from President Barrow or his numerous spokespeople, including Seedy Njie, Ismaila Ceesay, Mod Ceesay, Ebrima Sankareh, and others.

This silence speaks volumes. When Gambians like Ousainou Darboe, Essa Faal, or journalists and activists raise critical concerns about governance, Barrow and his team are quick to issue fiery press releases or public statements. They spend time attacking, ridiculing, or demonizing their critics, even when these individuals are simply advocating for the rights and welfare of citizens.

But when it comes to addressing Jammeh—a man responsible for decades of oppression, human rights abuses, and corruption—the government is silent. Why? Is the Barrow government more interested in protecting their political alliances and power than standing up for justice and the people of The Gambia?

This lack of response raises a critical question for every Gambian: does this government care about its citizens or only about its political survival? Jammeh’s threats and interference cannot be ignored, especially as he continues to wield influence through representatives in parliament and alliances formed by Barrow himself.

The silence on Jammeh’s audio is a betrayal of victims, justice, and the nation. Gambians deserve leadership that prioritizes their welfare over political interests. This moment demands action—not excuses or delayed press releases—because our country’s future and dignity are at stake.

It’s time for Gambians to hold this government accountable. Why are they silent? Why are they protecting Jammeh?

01/25/2025

Madi Jobarteh Demands Answers: Why Is Adama Barrow’s Government Silent on Yaya Jammeh’s Threats?

In a powerful critique, activist Madi Jobarteh questions the Barrow administration’s lack of response to Yaya Jammeh’s recent inflammatory remarks. While the regime is quick to confront critics like Ousainou Darboe, Essa Faal, and activists, it remains conspicuously silent as the exiled former dictator insults and threatens the government. Jobarteh accuses President Barrow and his team of shielding Jammeh, undermining transitional justice, and betraying the victims of Jammeh’s regime.

Jobarteh calls on Gambians, civil society, and political parties to demand accountability and action, asserting that the government’s silence signals a shameful protection of the former dictator.

“Why Are They Protecting Yaya Jammeh?

When Ousainou Darboe or Essa Faal raise critical and legitimate issues about the Barrow regime, immediately we would see Barrow get into fits to respond to them. When journalists and activists report or raise critical concerns about the government, we would see Barrow respond with so much venom and anger.

His handlers and surrogates would then follow suit to harangue and fret at these political leaders, critics, journalists and activists. These handlers include Deputy Speaker Seedy Njie, the Minister of Information Ismaila Ceesay, Chief of Staff Mod Ceesay or spokespersons such as Ebrima Sankareh, Dou Sanno, Saihou Mballow, Henry Gomez, and Sulayman Camara among others.

These handlers will spare no effort in insulting, ridiculing, threatening and demonizing Ousainou Darboe, Mamma Kandeh, Essa Faal, Coach Pa Samba Jow, Alagie Saidy Barrow, Madi Jobarteh, as well as the journalists and others. Yet these people are not fugitives nor are they criminals, murderers, or people who looted this country as public officials as Yaya Jammeh did.

But it is now more than 48 hours since Tinpot Dictaor Yaya Jammeh went on the rampage to insult, threaten and ridicule Adama Barrow personally. He went further to trash the Barrow administration as useless, corrupt and incompetent. Yaya went further to even dare the entire government that he will return and nothing will happen to him!

But, no response from State House, nor from Minister of Justice or Minister of Information or from Deputy Speaker or from the NPP headquarters or from the offices of the presidential advisors!

Why is Adama Barrow and his army of handlers silent? Are they afraid of Jammeh? Or are they protecting him?

Why is the Minister of Justice Dawda Jallow failing to defend the transitional justice process and reassure victims by responding to Jammeh? Why is the entire government ignoring the statements from Yaya Jammeh? Why is Ismaila Ceesay silent like he is not in this world?

Yaya Jammeh is no ordinary person. His comments cannot be easily ignored like that. Not only was he the very reason and focal point of the entire transitional justice process but also until today, Jammeh has representatives who are inside the country’s top decision making body! There are 4 NAMs who are disciples of Jammeh with the sole objective of protecting him from justice. Jammeh Enablers can be found right inside the Cabinet and holding other key government positions.

Furthermore, Jammeh has influence over the government because it was Barrow who first capitulated to Jammeh by forming an alliance with the APRC. Even if the APRC is split into two, the significance of Jammeh remains undeniable and cannot be ignored.

Therefore, why is Pres. Barrow and his ministers, NPP officials and presidential advisors still silent? Is it that they perceive Ousainou Darboe and Essa Faal to pose a greater threat to the Gambia than Yaya Jammeh? Is that they are more scared of Pa Samba Jow and Alagie Saidy Barrow than Yaya Jammeh? Why are they avoiding Yaya Jammeh?

By their silence, Barrow has shown his total lack of interest in the transitional justice process because he is not interested in bringing Jammeh to justice. Otherwise, he and his officials would have responded to the threats and interference posed by a former dictator. He would have sought official means to immediately seek the extradition of Yaya Jammeh. But none of that is happening. So does this mean Barrow is protecting Yaya Jammeh?

I call on all citizens especially victims, CSOs and indeed political parties to protest against the silence of the Barrow government over the threats and interference from Yaya Jammeh. We need to protest to demand answers as to why this regime is treating Yaya Jammeh with kids gloves. We need to demand to know if Barrow is ever interested in the arrest and prosecution of Yaya Jammeh.

There is more to their silence than meets the eye! Their silence can only mean protecting Yaya Jammeh. That’s a disgraceful and disgusting betrayal of the Gambia and victims in particular! 😡

For The Gambia 🇬🇲 Our Homeland”

01/24/2025

Namibia has officially banned the recognition of same-sex marriages.

01/24/2025

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01/24/2025

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01/24/2025

The Gambia Hosts Inter-Regional African Ministerial Meeting on Sport Governance and Anti-Doping

The Gambia recently hosted a landmark inter-regional African ministerial meeting focused on sport governance and anti-doping. The gathering brought together sports stakeholders, policymakers, and experts from across the continent to address pressing issues in combating doping and promoting integrity in sports.

The high-level event served as a platform for discussions on strengthening anti-doping measures, enhancing governance structures, and fostering collaboration among African nations to safeguard the values of fair play and excellence in sports.

The meeting highlights The Gambia’s growing leadership in championing initiatives that uphold ethical standards and ensure sustainable development within the sporting sector across Africa.

📸:Sainey Kanyi

01/24/2025

The Republic: Information Commission reminds public institutions obligation to proactively disclose information under ATI Act

On 22 January 2025, the Access to Information Commission issued a reminder to all public institutions in The Gambia of their legal obligation to, among other things, proactively disclose information to the public within a stipulated time.

The ATI Act, enacted in 2021, mandates public institutions to release information to the public regarding their activities, policies and decisions.

“Under the ATI Act, public institutions are required to proactively disclose information related to their activities, policies, and decisions. Section 7 of the Act mandates that public institutions publish such information within 30 days of its generation or receipt. This includes manuals, policies, procedures, and other relevant documents, ensuring that critical information is accessible to the public without formal requests,” the Commission said in a statement Wednesday.

The Republic has sent a series of letters to different public institutions requesting information but we continue to face challenges as most institutions are still not familiar with the law.

Officially reminding public institutions of their responsibilities, the Information Commission states: “As stipulated in Section 9 of the ATI Act, the head of every public institution must designate an Information Officer in consultation with the Minister responsible for that institution. These officers are responsible for handling requests for information and ensuring compliance with the Act.”
The Commission said the designated officers must be formally published in the Gazette, urging institutions to appoint deputies as well to expedite work.

The statement added: “Public institutions are reminded of their obligation to submit an annual information publication plan to the Information Commission. These plans must detail how they will fulfil their proactive disclosure requirements and improve accessibility to public records.

The ATI Act guarantees the right of every person to request information from public institutions. Institutions are required to:
• Respond to requests within 21 days, or within 48 hours in urgent cases involving the life or liberty of a person.
• Provide clear reasons for any refusals, citing the specific provisions of the Act.
• Facilitate internal reviews of decisions upon request by applicants or third parties within the timelines specified in the Act.
The Information Commission has the mandate to monitor compliance with the ATI Act. This includes conducting inspections, issuing directives, and imposing penalties for non-compliance.
Public institutions are encouraged to cooperate fully to uphold the principles of transparency and accountability.
In this regard, The Information Commission calls on all public institutions to:
• Immediately designate and submit the names of their Information and Deputy
Information Officers to the Ministry of Information for publication in the Gazette.
• Develop and submit their Implementation and Information publication plans to the
Commission without delay.
• Engage in proactive disclosure of information as required by the ATI Act.
The Commission emphasizes that adherence to these obligations is not only a legal requirement but a critical step toward fostering an informed citizenry and strengthening democratic
governance.
The Information Commission reiterates its commitment to supporting public institutions in fulfilling their obligations under the ATI Act. By working together to promote transparency and accountability, we can foster an informed citizenry and strengthen democratic governance in The Gambia.”

01/24/2025

Rahma Gambia Ltd is deeply honoured and grateful to His Excellency President Adama Barrow, for meeting with our leadership to discuss our transformative projects. These include the establishment of a mango juice processing plant and our ambitious new initiative to grow high-quality rice in the country.

We are particularly moved by His Excellency's pledge to serve as our "number one customer" for locally produced goods. This unwavering commitment fuels our determination to deliver world-class, homegrown products that will not only create jobs and stimulate economic growth but also instil a profound sense of pride in every Gambian citizen.

President Barrow's unwavering support and encouragement serve as a tremendous inspiration to us as a Gambian-owned business. His impassioned call for Gambians to spearhead our nation's food sector serves as a powerful reminder of the immense potential that lies within us when we believe in ourselves and invest in our country's future.

Thank you, Your Excellency, for your visionary leadership and unwavering support. Together, we will strive to build a brighter, self-reliant future for The Gambia.

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Brikama Area Council Chairman Yankuba Darboe Visits Markets as Public Toilet Renovation Project Begins. The Chairman of Brikama Area Council, Yankuba Darboe, has kicked off the council’s initiative to renovate and maintain public toilets across markets in the region. As part of this effort, Chairman Darboe visited the Sanchaba Sulay Jobe Market, Sukuta Market, and Wellingara Market to assess the facilities and interact with market vendors and community members. During his visit to the Sukuta Market, the chairman was warmly received by women vendors, who expressed their appreciation for the council’s commitment to improving market conditions. The joyous welcome, which included heartfelt gestures of gratitude from the mothers, aunties, and sisters in the market, highlighted the significance of the initiative to the community. Chairman Darboe emphasized the council’s dedication to enhancing public facilities, stating that the project is part of a broader strategy to ensure clean, functional, and accessible amenities for all.This proactive approach by the Brikama Area Council aims to improve hygiene standards and support the livelihoods of market vendors, reinforcing the council’s role in addressing the needs of the local population.

Mayor Bensouda Visits Successful Gambian-Owned Business.

Mayor Bensouda Visits Successful Gambian-Owned Business in NYC. Lord Mayor Talib Ahmed Bensouda recently visited his uncle, Jareka Touray, the proprietor of the renowned Manding Store in East Harlem, New York. The thriving wholesale store specializes in organic and natural oils, with much of its stock imported from West Africa.The Manding Store has become a hub for those seeking high-quality, natural products and offers an excellent opportunity for aspiring retailers in the NYC area. For anyone interested in starting a profitable natural oils business, Mr. Touray can be reached at +1 (917) 977-1966.

And Mayor Bensouda has been awarded by the Soninkara Youth community in NYC for his excellent leadership service. #ThPeoplesMayor✌🏽

Mayor Talib Ahmed Bensouda Honored by Soninkara Youth Community in New York City. The Mayor of Kanifing Municipality, has been recognized by the Soninkara Youth Community in New York City for his exceptional leadership and service. The award celebrates Mayor Bensouda’s transformative efforts in governance, infrastructure development, and his unwavering commitment to the welfare of his constituents. Under his leadership, Kanifing Municipality has seen significant progress in waste management, urban planning, and youth empowerment programs. The Soninkara Youth Community described Mayor Bensouda as an exemplary leader who inspires hope and drives meaningful change. The recognition solidifies his reputation as The People’s Mayor, a title embraced by many for his dedication to grassroots development.In response, Mayor Bensouda expressed gratitude to the community for the honor and reaffirmed his commitment to serving the people of Kanifing Municipality with transparency, innovation, and inclusivity.

Seedy Njie is the most shameless person this country has ever had.

How shameless of Seedy Njie, who once defended Yahya Jammeh’s rejection of the 2017 election results and willingly became his Information Minister within just eight days, solely to justify and defend a dictator against the will and legitimate choice of 1.5 million Gambians. Today, this same Seedy Njie, now Deputy Speaker appointed by President Barrow, is audaciously claiming that “Yahya Jammeh was a dictator who perpetuated himself and committed heinous crimes.” !This is a glaring example of hypocrisy and self-serving politics.

Momodou Sabally’s hypocrisy.

From a follower: Momodou Sabally’s Hypocrisy, From Critic to Advocate for Barrow’s Fourth Term. In 2022, during his visit to URR, Momodou Sabally passionately called out the insecurity and bad governance under President Barrow’s administration, urging all Gambians to unite and vote Barrow out. His words then painted a grim picture of the country’s state and emphasized the need for change. Fast forward to today, Sabally now sings a different tune, stating, “A leader like President Adama Barrow deserves to be granted the leverage to go for a fourth term,” while addressing members of the National People’s Party student wing. What changed between then and now? For many, it appears that when money and personal benefits became involved, principles were abandoned. This blatant shift in allegiance is nothing short of hypocrisy and a disservice to the Gambian people. Leaders must prioritize integrity and consistency, not switch positions for self-gain.It’s clear that Sabally’s words from 2022 stand in stark contrast to his stance today—leaving Gambians questioning his true intentions.

And then a GRAND welcoming at the Banjul International Airport: Gambian Nollywood Actor, Musa Darboe, is a hero worth supporting, motivating and celebrating🙏🎉 The Homecoming event is scheduled for 25th January, 2025.

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Listen to Chairman Yankz Darboe as he Exposes NPP’s dirty politics and Fraud in 2021 Presidential Election.

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Watching Senegal’s Prime Minister speak about governance and accountability is a breath of fresh air. He made it clear: ‘The government is tasked with using taxpayers’ money for infrastructure and development. Stop the praise-singing. If we do something right, it’s our responsibility.’ He emphasized that what should matter to the people is: • Where do the funds come from? • How are they spent? • And how good is the project? Now compare this to Adama Barrow and his team. Instead of focusing on real accountability and quality work, they parade around the country bragging about half-baked, substandard roads and meaningless developments. The sad part? They turn these failures into campaign slogans.Leadership should be about service and results, not empty self-promotion. It’s time we demand better!”

Essa Faal: “They can’t be like me—able to take international consultancy or an international job whenever I want. They’re not like me because they’re not financially independent.” Now, Mr. Dr. and Mr. Pen, come outside! 🤣

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Seedy Njie is the most shameless person this country has ever had.

Momodou Sabally’s hypocrisy.

And then a GRAND welcoming at the Banjul International Airport: Gambian Nollywood Actor, Musa Darboe, is a hero worth supporting, motivating and celebrating🙏🎉 The Homecoming event is scheduled for 25th January, 2025.

“Chairman Yankz Darboe Exposes NPP’s Malpractice and Fraud in 2024.

Please listen to Ousman Sonko..!!

Essa Faal: “They can’t be like me—able to take international consultancy or an international job whenever I want. They’re not like me because they’re not financially independent.” Now, Mr. Dr. and Mr. Pen, come outside! 🤣

Are They Gonna Arrest Mama Kanteh Now? Exposing the 90% Voter Turnout Myth and IEC Controversies. Mama Kanteh argues that a 90% voter turnout is mathematically impossible in any multi-party democracy. It has NEVER happened.

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