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Gambia News : Gambian opposition prepares ahead of 2011
Opposition leader Femi Peters said on Wednesday predicted that the 2011
Presidential election will be 'the mother of all elections' as the
opposition will fight tooth and tail to oust President Yahya Jammeh.
Peters, United Democratic Party (UDP) campaign manager, was
reacting to comments made by Lamin Waa Juwara, a former opposition
leader and now governor of the North Bank Region, that if all goes
well, President Jammeh will win the 2011 Presidential elections by a
landslide.
Waa said in a recent interview that, 'It is my candid
opinion and observation that all being well, President Jammeh will win
the next Presidential elections by a landslide because as of now, there
is no credible opposition to challenge him. We must admit our total
failure.'
The UDP Campaign Manager said if anybody believes that
President Jammeh is going to win the next election with a landslide
victory, that person must be living in a dream-land.
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- cant u see wat yahya jammeh is doing? he's givin all da jobs 2 da jolla people bcuz he's a jola... for me i dnt support no one.. but yayha jammeh have to stop wat he is doing or else dere ll be a figth in gambia among the tribes
(Posted on November 1, 2009, 1:48 PM jammeh)
- am a gambian living in uk i have lived in the gambia and seen a lot of shit dat jammeh and his regime are doin bt lets not associate it with jolas or any other tribe we are known 4 living 2geda in peace tribal tolerance en stuff enuff of this tribe..
(Posted on October 27, 2009, 1:39 AM some1)
- Femi Peters is one of the most valuable opposition in the gambia.I hope there is absolute change.All the jola terrorists will varnish in mile 2 and the good jolas will enjoy the pleasure of liberty.
(Posted on October 25, 2009, 6:45 PM jammeh)
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