Lawyer Mai Fatty joins UDP Alliance Campaign in Badibbu

Lawyer Ousainou Darboe has told party supporters and Gambians at large
rally to vote for the UDP as the country prepares for the November 24
Election if they wanted to be free from hunger, dictatorship and
inhumanity. Darboe was speaking at mass political rallies held in Essau,
Ndukukebbeh, Batanding Wollof, Salikene, Saba and Kachang. He said if
Gambians want to be liberated, they should vote for him in order for their
sufferings to end with immediate effect.

He said The Gambia which used to be one of the most peaceful nations in the
world is today seen as the worst due to nothing but bad governance under
dictator Jammeh and his cohorts. ''Our nation’s destiny lies in our hands
as this Election is the only chance we have in order to get free from bad
administration.''

He noted that the Gambia as at present has lost her vital credibility
thanks to the bad deeds of dictator Jammeh who has suppress all Gambians for
his selfish interest.

''I am convinced that this Election will be an Election with a difference
as all Gambians knows the present condition which is affecting all
including APRC supporters.'' In fact most of them are living in a state of
sorrow.

According to Darboe, the UDP when voted into office will not witch-hunt any
one but ill instead advocate for reconciliation as well as putting the
Gambia back to track.

He told supporters to be law abiding and toil for the development of the
nation as the UDP always stand for peace, justice and progress.

Mai Fatty of GMC who storms the campaign trail unexpectedly, also gave
similar remarks whiles making his first address in Kachang in Upper Baddibu

The tour continues

(Reporting by Sulayman Darboe, editing by Fatou Gaye)

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