MOICI to introduce Google Plus Code System in Banjul
Jan 20, 2021, 12:30 PM
The Ministry of Information and Communication Infrastructure in partnership with Google is introducing the Google+code through the Banjul City Council.
“Significantly, these baseless reports have provoked anxiety and tension among members of the public. Equally, the misinformation has given rise to acts of deception particularly, among supporters of the former President, who have been terribly misled to believe in these fairy tales over the purported imminent return of former President Yahya Jammeh,” according to the government’s spokesperson, Ebrima G. Sankareh.
“The public is reminded that former President Jammeh's asylum in Equatorial Guinea is an ECOWAS/AU arrangement. Under these arranged diplomatic circumstances, the host country is obligated to ensure that the former President remains in Equatorial Guinea until agreed and decided otherwise by the parties in consultation with The Gambia Government.”
“The Gambia Government hereby assures the public, members of the Diplomatic and Consular Corps, that Mr. Yahya Jammeh remains in Equatorial Guinea and rumors of his recent flight to Guinea Conakry as well as his planned return to The Gambia are meritless tales being peddled by detractors.”
“In the same vein, The Gambia Government urges those detractors to desist from rumor mongering and spreading of false information calculated to cause public anxiety and undue alarm.”
The Ministry of Information and Communication Infrastructure in partnership with Google is introducing the Google+code through the Banjul City Council.
Sheriff M. Tambedou, yesterday appeared before the TRRC to help the Commission understand former President Yahya Jammeh and his interference with the Judiciary.
Over 30 Senegalese fishing boats were on Monday set on fire by a mob at Sanyang, forcing hundreds of its nationals to flee the community. The incident followed the alleged killing of a 32-year-old native Gibriel Ceesay, by a Senegalese citizen.
Officials from the National Council for Civic Education (NCCE) have concluded training of “out of school’’ youths on leadership, civic rights and duties that would prepare them to transition into adulthood as responsible citizens in the country.