He was speaking at a campaign rally held at Koina, Kantora District.
“We want Gambians to open their eyes and know what’s good for them. We have places that do not have electricity but still they are committed in supporting the president and they will vote him come December 4th.”
Aja Binta Dampha, NPP youth mobiliser also said they will never give their votes to those who will take the country backward.
“We have seen the achievements you made. You have built hospitals, roads and bridges. We want you to continue to support the women and distribute more tractors to the communities.”
Hon. Billay Tunkara, Kantora NAM stated that there was no need for the president to campaign in his district. He added that People of Kantora always vote in incumbent and never oppose.
Elsewhere in Kulari, the President and other speakers took the podium and expressed similar sentiments and urged the people of Tumana District to re-elect the incumbent.
A prize-winning Senegalese preparatory student whose disappearance in France caused concern in both countries said she had been taking "a little break to regain my senses" and apologised for the alarm it sparked in exchanges published late Thursday by a Senegalese minister.
The Managing Director of Gambia National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) has commended TAKE-M team for recognising their partnership with his institution.
The latest updates by the National Disaster Management Agency (NDMA) contained in its Situational Report have confirmed that so far over 6, 654 people have been internally displaced across The Gambia by the July floods.
Q-Group Foundation under the leadership of Chairman Muhammed Jah recently handed over cheques amounting to six hundred thousand dalasis to three women entrepreneurs from three categories awarded by the Gambia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI).
