Naa gambia

02/06/2026

The ongoing electricity challenges in The Gambia continue to affect families, students, businesses, hospitals, and entire communities. Access to reliable electricity is not a luxury—it is a fundamental human right and a basic necessity for modern life.

Without electricity, children struggle to study at night, healthcare services are disrupted, businesses lose productivity, and communities face unnecessary hardships. Every citizen deserves access to safe, affordable, and reliable power.

We call on the relevant authorities and stakeholders to urgently address the electricity situation and strengthen the national power network. The people of The Gambia cannot continue to live with frequent outages and uncertainty.

Reliable electricity is essential for education, healthcare, economic growth, security, and human dignity. The time for action is now. The people deserve better, and they deserve electricity as soon as possible.

01/06/2026

Message to the Authorities and Leaders of The Gambia

Electricity is an essential service that affects education, healthcare, businesses, security, and the daily lives of citizens. Many Gambians continue to face frequent power outages and limited access to reliable electricity, which creates significant challenges for families and communities across the country.

We respectfully ask the government and relevant authorities to explain why many people are still not receiving consistent electricity and what concrete steps are being taken to address this issue. Access to reliable electricity should be a priority for national development and the well-being of all citizens.

Every Gambian deserves equal access to basic public services. Reliable electricity is vital for economic growth, job creation, quality healthcare, and educational opportunities. We urge the authorities to invest in improving electricity generation, transmission, and distribution so that every citizen, regardless of location, can benefit from a stable power supply.

The people of The Gambia deserve transparency, accountability, and a clear plan to ensure reliable electricity for all. We hope that immediate and long-term solutions will be implemented to meet the needs of the nation.

Sincerely,

A Concerned Citizen

10/05/2026

An Open Letter to President Adama Barrow

Your Excellency President Adama Barrow,

I write to you today as a concerned Gambian who believes deeply in the unity, peace, and dignity of our nation.

Recent remarks made by the Deputy Speaker have caused concern among many Gambians, including myself, because statements that appear to divide citizens along tribal lines threaten the harmony that our country has worked hard to preserve. The Gambia belongs to all Gambians regardless of tribe, ethnicity, region, or political affiliation.

What makes this matter even more troubling is the use of my name in connection with these divisive remarks. I wish to state clearly and publicly that I do not support tribal politics, tribal division, or any attempt to pit Gambians against one another. My values remain rooted in national unity, mutual respect, and peaceful coexistence.

Your Excellency, leadership carries responsibility. Public officials must use their positions to unite the people and strengthen national cohesion, especially at a time when citizens expect wisdom, fairness, and maturity from those entrusted with public office.

I respectfully call on you, as President of the Republic, to distance yourself and your government from any statements or actions that encourage tribal division. Silence on such matters can easily be misunderstood as acceptance. Gambians deserve reassurance that their leaders stand for unity above all else.

Our country has long been admired for peaceful coexistence among different communities. We must not allow careless rhetoric to damage that legacy or create unnecessary tension among our people.

This is not about politics or personal rivalry. It is about protecting the soul of our nation and ensuring that future generations inherit a Gambia built on respect, equality, and national unity.

I remain hopeful that wisdom, fairness, and responsible leadership will prevail.

May peace and unity continue to guide our beloved nation.

Respectfully,

Bajimo kijera

09/05/2026

The Gambia is crying for change.

Too many young people are unemployed. Too many families are struggling to survive. Prices keep rising while hope keeps disappearing. Our people deserve better than poverty, corruption, broken promises, and years of suffering.

This is why I believe Talib Ahmed Bensouda is the right leader to become the next President of The Gambia.

He represents a new generation of leadership — leadership that listens to the people, understands the struggles of ordinary Gambians, and believes in development, accountability, and opportunity for the youth.

The future of our country cannot be built on empty promises. We need jobs. We need better education. We need stronger healthcare. We need leaders who work for the people, not for themselves.

The youths of The Gambia are tired. The people are tired. It is time for real change.

I stand with Talib Ahmed Bensouda because I believe our country deserves progress, justice, and a better future for every Gambian child.

Let us rise together and build the Gambia we deserve.

09/05/2026

Today, the voices of brave young Gambians were silenced with handcuffs instead of being heard with respect.

The arrest of GALA members is not just about one group — it is about the future of every young Gambian who dares to speak against injustice, corruption, and silence. These youths gathered peacefully, carrying nothing but their voices, their courage, and their hope for a better Gambia.

Why are peaceful young people treated like criminals for demanding accountability and truth?

A nation should never fear its youth. A government should never answer peaceful activism with arrests and intimidation. The young people of The Gambia are not enemies of the state — they are the heartbeat of the nation.

We cannot stay silent while freedom of expression and peaceful assembly are threatened. Today it is GALA. Tomorrow it could be anyone who chooses to speak up.

Stand with the youth. Stand for justice. Stand for democracy.

Free the GALA members now.

12/12/2025

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Talib