Hello everyone,
  This is really disturbing and unprecedented, Yahya is really going too far and is high time for the international community and all peace loving Gambians to condemn this move before it is too late hence we the Diasporas cannot travel to Gambia to free them after the mandated constitutional term, we have to talk about the next move and stop getting to each others naives. What should be done? How should it be conducted? It doesn't matter who is doing what but the freedom of the opposition who are wrongfully accused is what matters. However, this move of Yahya was highly expected hence rule of law is out of their dictionary.

  Besides, power is given to human for a limited time and during that time, you are in a test and when you misused it, tomorrow you will swear the day and damned the hour. Nothing last forever, today those opposition leaders are taken away tomorrow might be his turn. May God prevent our little country from disaster that is paving its way through and grant us continues peace Amen. there are lots of African presidents who thought they will be in power for life but now they are swearing the day and damning the hour due to their own deeds.
  Edi


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