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toubab1020 Posted - 16 Dec 2016 : 16:34:32
"Mr Barrow told the BBC Mr Jammeh would not be prosecuted if he stepped down because his government would focus on "truth and reconciliation".

Mr Jammeh "should feel secure" because "he is a Gambian", Mr Barrow added.

"If South Africa can reconcile [after the racial system of apartheid ended in 1994], I see no reason why Gambians cannot reconcile. We are not saying prosecution; we said truth and reconciliation."

Mr Barrow added that he feared for his safety but had the "support of the whole world".

"That puts me in a strong position and I'm a very strong character. I have faith in GOD"

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-38335541

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