President Adama Barrow’s recent decision to appoint Retired Army General Sereign Modou Njie as The Gambia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs is, by many unmeasured, a misplaced choice one that risks undermining a ministry already grappling with damaged credibility and strained international relations. There is no doubt that General Njie is[Read More…]
Author: Ensa A.B Ceesay, Ex- Cadet Inspector
Why I Gave Up On Gambia’s Security Forces
I gave up on the Gambia Police Force and other security apparatuses for philosophical perspectives. The Gambia Police Force (GPF) is currently a pseudo-political movement of the NPP party. The GPF continually shames every patriotic citizen who once wore the uniform and is not engaged in dispensing justice and upholding[Read More…]
“Unity Of Purpose”
Fellow Gambians, With Chairman Yankuba Darboe, Mayor Talib Ahmed Bensouda, Mayor Rohey Malick Lowe, Chairman Landing B. Sanneh, and our party leader Lawyer Ousainou ANM Darboe, the UDP will be on the right path with the backing of the Gambian people. The UDP should know that we all have the[Read More…]
“Chairman Yankuba Darboe’s Revelations Are An Indictment On The UDP Executive”
As the UDP navigates through a tumultuous period marked by chaos, pandemonium, hullabaloo, and deafening noises from various interest groups within its ranks, it is imperative for the leadership to act expeditiously to address disagreements and tangible loopholes of arrogance, insubordinations, and to regroup and fall back in line, not[Read More…]
“America Is Responsible For The Instabilities Of The World “
The United States should detach itself from Israelis, who continue to commit crimes against humanity. America and its allies should stop their double standards and let nations decide their internal and territorial interests. Countries don’t need food aid or subsidies but respect and freedom. Hence, with these, they’ll determine their[Read More…]
“Party Correlation Does Not Imply Causation – (UDP).”
The most important ingredient in the successes of political parties is multiparty democracy, pluralism, engagement, and adherence to respect not only the establishment, institutions, or party policies, but also the ideologies, policies, processes, procedures, and tenets upon which it is built, making it structurally a viable entity. In short, party[Read More…]
President Adama Barrow’s Presidency: A Failed Opportunity For Institutional Development
President Adama Barrow’s administration has increasingly come under scrutiny for what many view as a misplaced set of priorities. While the country grapples with widespread institutional decay, the government appears more focused on entrenching political power than addressing the pressing needs of the nation’s critical institutions. One of the most[Read More…]
“President Adama Barrow Needs To Resign & Apologize To Gambians For Unprecedented Failures.”
President Adama Barrow’s administration has been marred by unprecedented failures, prompting calls for his resignation and a formal apology to the Gambian people. A leader who prioritizes personal projects, such as constructing a palace for himself cannot build a shelter for his people, may be perceived as neglecting the welfare[Read More…]
“Upholding Integrity In Public Office: A Call For Impartiality”
In any democracy, the integrity and moral standards of public offices are fundamental to good governance, public trust, and national development. In The Gambia, this principle is enshrined in the Constitution, the General Orders, the Civil Service Code of Conduct, and the various service rules that govern the conduct of[Read More…]
Jammeh’s Blanket citizenship Grant To Ghanaians & African-Americans Is Unconstitutional & Needs Review
Mr. President Adama Barrow (Barrow hegemony), I am writing to your esteemed office regarding the above captioned matter. Recently, the above-named group of people have been visiting offices under the charge of GID personnel, requesting renewal of their national identification cards. However, having received a legal opinion from the Justice[Read More…]
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