The Gambia’s minister of transport has warned against obstruction of vehicles whose owners decided to defy the nationwide strike by the General Transport Union (GTU).
Transport minister Ebrima Sillah said the Gambia government has taken the “necessary steps” to ensure people commute in peace and safety.
On Monday, there was some security presence at the Westfield area, though it was not clear to Jollofnews what exactly they were doing there.
Minister Sillah this morning told Coffee Time With Peter Gomez that government will not sit idly by when people decide to obstruct the smooth flow of vehicular transport.
“Government has taken all the necessary steps to ensure people travel safely and in peace,” he ominiously stated.
The minister said he read an article in an online platform which suggests that some union members may be involved in obstructing vehicles currently ferrying armies of stranded commuters as the strike continues.
Ebrima know yourself,you are not fit to hold that position.you are not the solution to that area.immediately,a problem arises at your area.you needs to make a quick possible solutions to it.but you are there for your selfless interest not the citizens.be ashame of yourself.The buses cannot solve any problems.Cannot cover all area.negogation with arrangements are the best solution to solve the problems.have sympathy to Gambian.know that one day.you will be removed from the office.think of hereafter (Day of judgement) beecareful Ebrima Sillah with this bad attitude you are having for the country.shame on you ,you cannot even rule your compound.you wife’s are in serious troubles you cannot solve that one.
Say it again, sad readings always from Gambia news!!! God safe The King else where bt for Gambia, I will say ‘Gambians safe The Gambia’ !!!