Eidul fitr message: Ramadan, a month of training, prayers and reflection
May 17, 2021, 2:40 PM
All praise belongs to Allah Almighty Who has blessed us with the Holy Month of Ramadan and has enabled us to come to the end of this year’s Ramadan.
Flag Up Gambia, is a group comprising young people united to celebrate and promote anything positive about the country and her people.
The event, which was celebrated on Monday, took the form of walk from Africell to Traffic Light at Fajara.
The legendary music icon has no doubt played a crucial role in shaping the country’s music scene.
Barhama Cham, a leading Gambian vocalist who was among the participants, expressed gratitude to be associated with the event.
He subsequently shared his experience with Uncle Oussou Njie, while acknowledging his contribution in coaching and guiding him in making sure that he progressed as an artiste.
Flag Up Gambia members used the opportunity to express their heartfelt gratitude to the organising team, Africell and all those who supported them.
The team further proceeded to Uncle Oussou Njie’s residence in Fajara, where he shared with them some joyful moments as well as encouraged them to be steadfast in their careers.
All praise belongs to Allah Almighty Who has blessed us with the Holy Month of Ramadan and has enabled us to come to the end of this year’s Ramadan.
As part of their annual support to local communities, two philanthropists based in United Kingdom: Wolfgang Dahl and Gundula Horttermann on Tuesday donated bags of rice and gallons of cooking oil to the community of Kombo Darsilameh.
As part of its project component, City Link Ostend Banjul recently joined the rest of the world in celebrating International Peace Day,a part of which includes International Coastal Cleanup Day ICCD).
Bayo Fitness over the weekend convened young and middle-aged Gambians as part of activities celebrating its second anniversary.