Speaking
at a mass rally in Kalagi to thousands of cheering supporters welcoming him,
and assuring him of their unwavering support, President Jammeh used the
occasion to condemn tribalism and stressed the need for a violence-free
election.
Jammeh
also renewed his call for Gambians to be God-fearing worshippers.
President
Jammeh wasted no time to disclose plans to turn the country into what he called
a city-state that will attract economic migrants from the world over.
He
further said there will be free university education by 2018, access to which
will be based on merit and qualification.
Bala
Garba Jahumpa, Minister of Works and APRC campaign manager, disclosed plans to
provide pipe-borne water and electricity supply in many parts of the region.
Jahumpa
also challenged Gambians to maintain President Jammeh in office to continue his
unprecedented development crusade.
In
Kiang West, President Jammeh used the meeting to disclose several development
plans, including the completion of Sankandi-Karantaba Road project, and the
provision of water and electricity and a long list of priorities.
Source:
GRTS
