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I AM WITH GALA ALL THE WAYThe fight against corruption in all its forms and volumes is a responsibility for all to parta...
22/07/2025

I AM WITH GALA ALL THE WAY
The fight against corruption in all its forms and volumes is a responsibility for all to partake in without reservations and prejudice
I stand with GALA to free our country from Industrialized Corruption and Theft with impunity

Madi Jobarteh: In Support of President Barrow! This protest is in support of Pres. Adama Barrow. This protest is an opp...
22/07/2025

Madi Jobarteh: In Support of President Barrow!

This protest is in support of Pres. Adama Barrow.

This protest is an opportunity for Barrow to take a definitive zero tolerance for corruption in his Government. He should use this protest to remind all his Ministers and public officials that henceforth there is no hiding, no sacred cows and no favours because the people who elected him have spoken.

This protest is a doze of courage for the President to take heart and act. He cannot deny that the greatest threat to his Government and the Gambia is corruption. It is in his personal interest to stop and reverse away from the path of corruption.

If he was afraid and hesitant in fighting corruption, he must realize that by now the masses are behind him to fight corruption. He has our full support.

Therefore, join me to sincerely and passionately call and urge our President to come to this protest tomorrow. let him speak to the people that he will begin the real fight against corruption from tomorrow.

He will set a precedent in not only the Gambia and Africa, but he will also be the first president in the world to join a bunch of activists and citizens to condemn corruption in his country and renew his commitment to fight this scourge.

I have no doubts that tomorrow July 23 we will see Pres. Barrow leading a State House delegation including his Cabinet Ministers to join the people at Iceman at 11am in salvaging this country from the scourge of corruption.

For The Gambia, Our Homeland

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State House of The Gambia
Office of the Vice President - The Gambia
Attorney General's Chambers & Ministry of Justice ,the Gambia
Ministry of Information, Media and Broadcasting Services - The Gambia
Ministry of Defence-The Gambia
The Gambia Police Force
The Gambia National Assembly
National Human Rights Commission, The Gambia

Madi Jobarteh: I am GALA because I refuse to normalize corruption.
22/07/2025

Madi Jobarteh: I am GALA because I refuse to normalize corruption.

Even Adama Barrow ? 😅
22/07/2025

Even Adama Barrow ? 😅

You flow through me and I find solace in you !!!I am who you are ✊🏿🇬🇲
22/07/2025

You flow through me and I find solace in you !!!
I am who you are

✊🏿🇬🇲

I AM GALA!Every office must answer to the people.A better future for The Gambia starts with accountable leaders.
22/07/2025

I AM GALA!

Every office must answer to the people.

A better future for The Gambia starts with accountable leaders.

During his appearance before the Local Government Commission of Inquiry, the Mansakonko Area Council Chairman Landing B....
22/07/2025

During his appearance before the Local Government Commission of Inquiry, the Mansakonko Area Council Chairman Landing B. Sanneh has accused his CEO Finance Director of taken loans and overdrafts without his knowledge.

He said Larger loans would be brought to his attention and sometimes to the Finance Committee of the council.

When the Lead Counsel Patrick Gomez pointed out that such actions were improper, Sanneh agreed affirming his knowledge of key governing instruments including the Financial Manual for Local Government Councils and the Local Government Finance and Audit Act.

He noted that from 2018 to 2023, no official document or council resolution defined expenditure approval thresholds as required by the financial manual.

He said the manual mandates that certain approvals should be tiered between the CEO, chairman, and council, but this was only applied “discretionally” during that period.

“From 2024, we have documented the thresholds, and now it is being applied as required by law. It is no more discretionarily applied.”

On financial management, the council has frequently taken overdrafts for salary payments and office expenses, contrary to the financial manual. Sanneh acknowledged awareness of some of these and agreed with Gomez that most payments bypassed the internal audit’s pre-payment approval. He attributed this to “work culture” but noted it is improving.

The council received COVID-19 relief funds from the Israeli Embassy, held in a special account which was not audited.

Regarding internal audits, Sanneh confirmed the unit is functional and reported improvements since 2024, with increased compliance with audit recommendations.

Sanneh admitted the council lacks Standing Orders but said resources have recently been secured to hire someone for their preparation. When Chairperson Jainaba Bah asked why the council had not sought assistance from the Ministry of Justice for drafting Standing Orders, Sanneh said, “We could have done that, but we did not do that. It is a lapse on our side.”

Sanneh was elected in May 2018 and re-elected in May 2023, submitted a written statement dated 10 November 2023, which was tendered and admitted as evidence.

Chairman Yankuba Darboe says: “I AM GALA — because leadership must serve the people, and accountability is non-negotiabl...
22/07/2025

Chairman Yankuba Darboe says: “I AM GALA — because leadership must serve the people, and accountability is non-negotiable.”

He has officially endorsed tomorrow’s GALA protest, standing with the people in the fight against corruption, injustice, and failed leadership.

This is not about party lines — it’s about standing up for Gambia.

The Gambia Deserves Leadership That Delivers — And It’s Already Happening in KMCFrom modern classrooms to clean streets,...
22/07/2025

The Gambia Deserves Leadership That Delivers — And It’s Already Happening in KMC

From modern classrooms to clean streets, new roads, and youth empowerment — Kanifing Municipal Council under Mayor Talib Ahmed Bensouda is quietly setting the pace for what public service should look like in this country.

✅ Biggest Public School Hall in the Country
KMC is building a D15 million hall at Charles Jow Memorial Academy that will host 1,200+ students for exams, graduations, and major events — finally giving students a proper, dignified space to grow and learn.

✅ Over 15km of New Roads & Drains
With a D300 million infrastructure project, KMC has improved access, eased flooding, and boosted local businesses through better roads.

✅ Sanitation Reinvented with “Mbalit”
KMC launched a dedicated municipal waste collection system — trucks, bins, trained teams — finally bringing order and health to how we manage garbage.

✅ The First Municipal Library & Innovation Hub
Through a €3 million EU partnership, KMC delivered a fully equipped library, supported tree planting, and launched local recycling programs — pushing both education and environmental protection.

✅ Empowering Youth & Women
KMC rolled out D100 million in loans for women and D20 million for youth — giving a real financial lifeline to aspiring entrepreneurs and job seekers.

All of this has happened without the drama, without empty slogans, and without waiting for central government. It’s happening because a local council decided to lead.

This is the leadership model Gambia needs — one that builds, delivers, and puts people first. Imagine what our country would look like if this mindset was national.

We can do better. We must do better.
And it starts by supporting leaders who work — not just talk

KMC has unveiled that it is building the Biggest School Hall for any public school at Charles Jow Memorial Academy. This...
22/07/2025

KMC has unveiled that it is building the Biggest School Hall for any public school at Charles Jow Memorial Academy. This infrastructure project being built at Over D15million, will house over 1200 students at any one point in time.

This project was inspired as Mayor Talib Ahmed Bensouda attended the schools 2023 graduation ceremony and noticed that the school didn’t have an enclosure to conduct exams or host important events such as graduations, speeches days, career days and assemblies in a conducive environment ..

This hall will serve tens of thousands of students in the decades to come.

Councillor Fallou Gallas Ceesay Speaks Out Ahead of Protest.Councillor Fallou Gallas Ceesay has responded to critics que...
22/07/2025

Councillor Fallou Gallas Ceesay Speaks Out Ahead of Protest.

Councillor Fallou Gallas Ceesay has responded to critics questioning his role within a council under investigation, clarifying where he stands as the movement against corruption intensifies.

“People will tell you, ‘He works at a council marred by corruption. All he does is write about it, he’s not even protesting against the very institution he works for.’ And truthfully, everything they’re saying about me is correct.”

But Gallas made it clear that accountability is coming — and when the time is right, he won’t be on the sidelines:

“Once the Commission’s findings are conclusive and the recommendations are made, I will stand with the masses when GALA shifts its focus to the Local Government Area Councils. The stolen Malaria program funds might go hand in hand with the council protests in our next round of mobilization once all facts are established.”

He also called on Gambian youths to ignore distractions and remain focused on the bigger picture:

“Do not be distracted by the Boy-Boys of the system that wants to turn us against each other. Your focus right now should be on mobilizing and filling Westfield to capacity on Wednesday morning to help salvage a future for your children, because this system has already robbed yours.”

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Disagree, But Don’t Destroy — Malang K Bojang Urges Calm and Respect. Malang K Bojang has weighed in on the ongoing back...
22/07/2025

Disagree, But Don’t Destroy — Malang K Bojang Urges Calm and Respect.

Malang K Bojang has weighed in on the ongoing back-and-forth between supporters of Yankuba Darboe and Madi Jobarteh. While expressing disagreement with Madi’s interpretation of Yanks’ remarks, he made it clear that personal attacks have no place in the debate.

“I disagree with Madi regarding Yanks’ statement, but that does not warrant insult or name-calling! Madi is one in every 100,000 Gambians — he’s that last Gambian holding the flag high up there. Tone down, guys!”

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