Momudou
Faye, Alkalo of Old Yundum village in the Kombo North district of the West
Coast Region, has returned gratitude and appreciation to the Gambian leader,
President Adama Barrow, for voting in his village.
He
said President Barrow’s voting in his village in both the presidential and
parliamentary elections was a plus for his village and would further cement the
unity and solidarity among the communities of Old Yundum constituency.
Alkalo
Faye praised the Almighty Allah and the government of the day as well as the
people of the Gambia for their high sense of maturity in ensuring peace and
stability prevail during the parliamentary campaign.
He
said Gambians should now forget about their political differences and
concentrate more in national development and national reconciliation.
He
said that in every competition there must be a winner and a loser, adding that
people need to have faith and accept defeat.
“We
should all look for national development in a bid to help the Gambian leader to
attain his development agenda.”
He
commended the newly-elected National Assembly Member for Old Yundum
constituency for his victory in the parliamentary elections.
He
assured the new MP that his communities are ready to work with him and give him
all the support in the best interest of the Gambian people.
He
also advised all supporters to maintain peace and stability that has prevailed
in the country.
