As a full opposition to Jammeh`s regime, i would like to join Karamba to concede
defeat. We cannot turn the will of the people, if they think Jammeh is good for
them.
Now that Jammeh believes he won by the will of the people, he should put down
his weapons of mass destruction, stop the killings, stop the rudeness,stop the
intimidation, give the people their inalienable human rights, stretch his arms
to all the opposition, sympathize with the people he put into exile to come back
to the country without being  harassed / intimidated, eradicate the existing
tribalism in his regime and unite all the Gambians to rule them. We hope to see
him matured as a democratic leader and not as an authoritative leader. I wish
them good luck, with their other term in office, and hope that they will
sympathize with the people who reinstated them back to office.
Elhajj.


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> It appears the polls are over and the forces of change have not succeeded.
> Our fellow citizens who actually voted have elected to remain with the
> incumbent. The opposition fought a gallant battle. They laid out all the
> important issues facing our people and mustered all the energy they could to
> take it to the electorate. I am not happy with the verdict but I do respect
> the will of the majority of our people. I wish our nation well.
> Karamba
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