Folks,

Notwithstanding my dissenting voice,I accept and respect the verdict of the
Gambian electorate.Now that the dust has finally settled down,I have the
impression that the electorate for whatever reason(s) best known to them are
prepared to accomodate Jammeh stewardship of our motherland.Gambians in the
spirit of democracy were given ample opportunity to appraise issues on the
ground objectively and make a rational and well-calculated judgement.By all
indications,I believe that they have exercised this precious right and MUST
NOT live to regret it in the next five years.

In the spirit of fairness and not letting my dissenting voice consume me,I
here by give credit to the president-elect for mustering the electorate's
trust and support to lead them again.However,I hope he becomes accomodating
and tolerant to the views of those who voted and didn't vote for him.No
section(s) of the country or group(s) of people should be ostracised or
intimidated for their party affiliation.It's invariably natural for
human-beings to hold opposing opinion as long as they live together.This
innate quality should be respected and cherished at all times.

On the other hand,I say bravo to the opposition for putting up a stiff and
gallant challenge to the incumbent party despite all the hurdles at the end
of the tunnel.Besides meticulously exploring your setbacks in the concluded
election,I respectfully urge your to have a good-working relationship with
ruling government in other to construct a better Gambia for us all.The
interest of the nation should be paramount at all times.May God bless Gambia
and it's people.Peace.

Jobs.

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