Darboe: Jammeh is Gambia’s Problem, I’m the Solution
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| Ousainou Darboe |
Friday, November 18, 2011
(Daily News) - Ousainou
Darboe, leader of main opposition-UDP has described Gambian president Yahya
Jammeh as a national problem and that he is the solution.
Darboe was
addressing a mass political rally at Serrekunda as the campaigns for the Nov.24
presidential elections intensifies.
He said:
“Jammeh is The Gambia’s problem and UDP is the solution. Gambians are at lost
and baffled by 17 years of misrule.
“We are
treated like children, people are afraid to speak out all because of fear and
intimidation.
“I call for
action against the APRC regime; and ending his regime is in the hands of the
electorate. We are sick and tired of Jammeh’s regime.”
The UDP
leader assured that his party will surely end president Jammeh’s 17 year
misrule come 24th Nov.
“Enough is
enough,” he chanted his campaign slogan to his cheerful supporters.
“I know,
you know; and we all know it is time for change. “We have seen mighty leaders
and tyrants whose governments have fallen and citizens reclaimed their rights
and dignity. This time around Gambians will do the same thing.
Darboe who
did not hide his impression about large turn out in the Serekunda meeting said,
the turn out demonstrates that UDP will uproot the Jammeh regime.
“Africa has
seen opposition wining credible elections. Gambians can do same thing as it
happened in countries like Cape verde, Zambia, Senegal, Ghana, Mauritius,
Niger, among others.
Darboe who
has 38 years experience as a defense attorney said the era of Jammeh’s misrule
will end come Nov 24th and a new unity and democratic government will emerge.
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