Mamma
Kandeh, leader of the Gambia Democratic Congress (GDC), who has been touring
Ngain Sanjal, Kaur, Njau and Balangar, has said if elected president he would
reconnect The Gambia with her former friends, rejoin the Commonwealth and build
the country’s image globally.
He
further said he would tackle the issue of foreign exchange professionally, and
restore the country’s past glory in the international arena.
He
pledged to construct the road to Sabah Sanjal and Bambally.
His
government will introduce health insurance and make it affordable and
accessible to all throughout the country.
Mr
Kandeh also promised to revitalize agriculture, reconcile Gambians irrespective
of political affiliation, ethnicity, and religious background, as well as
create more jobs for the youths and women.
“The
GDC is not in alliance with any political party,” he said, adding that the
party did not join the coalition owing to lack of transparency and democracy in
the selection of the coalition flag-bearer.
Kandeh
also promised good roads, electricity supply and adequate support to farmers to
develop agriculture.
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