Lowe, who throws his heart into the ring is ready to battle it out with fellow 'would-be lawmakers' in the forthcoming National Assembly elections slated for April 9th 2022. During his nomination on Sunday 5th March in Kerewan, he told Nuimi FM that, it always saddens his heart seeing his native people still fetching, cooking and drinking from open wells.
"It is always disheartening going around Lower Nuimi and finding people still fetching and cooking from opened wells water," he lamented.
He said he has a lot to offer the people of Lower Nuimi.
"Having the pedigree, academic qualifications and the level of experience, I have a lot to offer," he said.
Lowe sent a signal warning to his natives to be mindful in selecting their representative.
"When elected I will carry out the core functions of a parliamentarian which is to make laws that are not existing and are not in the best interest of the people of The Gambia, particularly to the people of Lower Nuimi," he remarked.
Intentions to establish a Lower Nuimi Development Fund
“I have this intention to establish a Lower Nuimi Development Fund.”
"The Lower Nuimi Development Fund will be committing 10 to 15 percent of my salary into that fund. The account will be managed by individuals that will be identified by the people of Lower Nuimi. I may not even be a signatory to that account," he promised.
What the account seeks to accomplish?
He said the account seeks to make sure the people of Lower Nuimi have clean drinking water.
He reiterated that the account will also help students who have accomplished their grade 12 and have the requirements to get admission into the University of The Gambia but do not have the capital to pay their tuition fees.
"I worked at the University of The Gambia and it is always sad to see these people from a very disadvantaged background getting admission into higher learning institutions but cannot afford to pay their tuition fees," he concluded.
United Kingdom-based Charitable Organisation; Karmic Angels and Sir Farimang Mamadi Singhateh Foundation are continuing their humanitarian assistance by providing food aid to needy families. The funds are raised through their 20 push-ups initiative that was launched in March.
Artistes in Alliance for Arts and Culture, a local non-profit organisation committed to the promotion of art and culture recently organised a dinner for 40 families in the Kombo Central village of Manduar, West Coast Region.
As part of activities marking the International Women’s Day (IWD), the president of the Network of Gender Journalists for Women and Cultural Advancement (NoGJWCA) The Gambia recently visited some horticultural women gardens in Central and Lower River Regions to know some of the problems affecting them in their efforts to improve the lives and livelihoods of their families.
The National Youth Council (NYC) last Friday at NaNA conference hall inducted new executive members to take charge of their governance responsibilities for the next two years within the seven regions in the country.
