President Adama Barrow of The Gambia will host a one-day meeting with senior officials of the country’s civil service.
The meeting with over 144 civil servants which will be held in the Grand Tent purchased by former President Yahya Jammeh for over US$2 million, is intended to help rebuild and provide an efficient, effective and responsive public sector institutions to the needs of the citizens and other stakeholders.
During the meeting at State House, Banjul on 23rd January, a statement from Mr Barrow’s office said he will engage senior officials on key issues related to the public sector reform.
“The public sector is one of the enablers that will complement the eight strategic priorities of the National Development Plan (2018-2021). The meeting will bring together all the ministers, permanent and deputy permanent secretaries, other senior officials and the heads of the state-own enterprises,” the statement stated.
the tent belongs to the Gambia government. it was Gambia government money in the first place that bought it
stop labelling as jammehs tent
its Gambias tent
BARROW, the servant of MACKY SALL only has to go to TOUBA in Senegal to swear allegiance to his master following the death of MBAKE.
It’s time to fight against corruption. If the EU, UK DFID and the World Bank Group are all sending their auditors to see how their funds have been mismanaged, then the credibility of this government is on the line. Set up the anti corruption agency now.