Thousands of residents of the Lower and Upper Saloums, Nianija, Niani and Sami gathered in Kaur, Fass, Paleilei, Wassu and Karantaba Wollof to show gratitude to President Adama Barrow for the roads under construction: Kaur to Jimbala, Janneh Kunda to Simbara, Kerr Gibbi-Chamen Nianija to Nyanga Bantang.
Satisfied residents of these previously-neglected communities described President Barrow as a man of his words who fulfilled his promises to them with the life-changing regional roads project.
Several speakers underscored the President’s city state policy as possibility citing key infrastructure such as roads, water, electricity and health care that will continue to be provide by an NPP-led government.
With the unprecedented turnout in CRR/north, the region sends an emphatic message that come 4th December 2021, President Barrow will win the region with an overwhelming majority.
The elated President, in all the constituencies of CRR North assured of his commitment to building a strong and vibrant democracy post December 2021 that will stand the test of time.
President Barrow further explained his manifesto, programs and policies on infrastructure, health, water provision, education, energy, youth and women empowerment and employment, fisheries, skill, agriculture, rice production and productivity, protection of people’s fundamental human rights, justice and rule of law among other priorities.
He commended the people of CRR North for the rousing welcome and urged Gambians to vote for the NPP led-Alliance that would continue to promote National Reconciliation, National Security, Peace and Tolerance as opposed to oppression, anti democracy and divisive politics that has no agenda for Gambians beside revenge, insults and intimidation.
President Adama Barrow who is confident of a landslide victory invites all Gambians to his December 5th Presidential election victory celebration.
The National People’s Party’s led Grand Alliance will on Tuesday 16th November 2021 hold mass political rallies in Wuli Baja Kunda, Sarre Ngai and Kuwonku Ba while on Wednesday 16th November 2021, the president will hold meetings in Fulabantang, Jahanka and Janjangbureh.
The President is expected to return to the Kombos on Sunday 21st November 2021 where over two hundred thousand Gambians are expected to receive him in Kalagi and Abuko bridges as thousands others line up the streets.
Gambians will go to the pools on 4th December, 2021 and President Adman Barrow is expected to be re-elected with an overwhelming majority credited to his unprecedented development over the last five years and democratic nature.
The 205th national situation report since the confirmation of the first case of the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in The Gambia, on the 16th March 2020 has indicated the registration of one new case, taking the total number of COVID-19 cases ever confirmed in the country to 3,728.
The directorate of Health Research under the Ministry of Health last Tuesday shared with the public its findings on the Retrospective Mortality Survey in The Gambia: A rapid assessment of mortality trend and excess deaths during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Banjul, 12th November 2022 -The Young Writers' Association of The Gambia (YWAG), acting according to its constitution has appointed new executive members to steer the affairs of the association for the next two years.
For some it was fun, but for Alieu Njie widely known by his sobriquet- ‘Lyon’, photography is a profession like any other, which ‘if channelled properly with time, one can discover and explore new techniques.
