FTJ, who was speaking yesterday during a press conference at the party’s headquarters in Manjai, said: “Despite the pronouncement of Yahya Jammeh and, however, it has hurt us, let’s acknowledge that he has been our leader for the past 22 years. We can’t forget that because we recognised that he has transformed this country during the past 22 years. His pronouncements I believe is as a result of ill-advice from people that he believes love him.”
“I believe Jammeh should have called the national executive if there’s any misunderstanding. Therefore, there is a lot of speculation and insults over this period. I want all those non-APRC members to be disciplined. We as a party believe that in any democratic process there will be dissident voices and we believe in them because it is the beauty of democracy but it has limitations.”
The management and operations of APRC, he added , falls on the shoulders of his executives.
“To this end, we want to send a signal to the GANU party that it’s misleading and illegal for anybody to use the APRC for an alliance with anybody other than the NPP. I want to urge all political parties that we should all try to give exemplary leadership to the people of our party and Gambian people. We will not hesitate to take any legal or other step necessary to prevent anybody from taking us for granted.”
“From today, I am directing the party administrative secretary to write to the IGP and inter party committee in order to warn people to desist from using our names and emblems.
He further urged GANU and even for those that see themselves as GANU, to desist from using APRC symbols and emblems from their political gatherings.”
“I want to make it clear that Yahya Jammeh was aware of the coalition move and I swear to the Qur’an, when it was happening Jammeh was aware of it.”
Management and councilors of Basse Area Council (BsAC), say they have invested more than 29 million dalasis in delivering services to taxpayers in different communities within its Local Government Area (LGA) in the first quarter of 2021 alone.
Reviewing the achievements and challenges in the year ended and expectations in the New Year, the Director General of the National Centre for Arts and Culture (NCAC) has described the 2022 as a fulfilled and engaged year for the centre with its affiliated groups.
Niani District in Central River Region North of The Gambia is one of the hardest hit areas by the recent windstorm that claimed lives and caused mass destruction.
Awa Minteh, the first defence witness in the murder case involving Yankuba Touray, recently revealed before Justice Ebrima Jaiteh of the High Court in Banjul under cross-examination that she learnt that Ousman Koro Ceesay was killed in his car. This followed the question that Koro was killed in the residence of the accused.
