Thus, he quickly noted that the council of elders of Foni, his colleague chiefs should currently take up the responsibilities to dialogue amongst themselves with their families to maintain peace in the districts.
Chief Jobarteh was speaking on Wednesday at the Joint meeting by Foni Jarrol, Bondali, Kansala, Bintang and Berefet constituencies held at Sibanor in the West Coast Region as President Adama Barrow currently embarks on meet with the people tour under the theme “together we can accelerate socio-economic growth and maintain peace and stability.”
He noted that Foni was not known for rejecting a legitimacy of a president, but what he realised with surprise is that some of the people in the Foni Districts find it difficult to accept Barrow’s leadership.
However, he accepted that there has been vast developments for the past six years of Barrow’s governance such as the areas of road constructions and electricity which had never happened since the first republic.
“We want the Imams and the Supreme Islamic Council to come to our chiefs to dialogue with the elders of our communities to maintain peace among them,” he appealed.
