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Momodou Posted - 20 Jan 2017 : 15:19:17
Delegation from Liberia, the United Nations and Mauritania led by Guinean President Arrives In Banjul
By Suwaibou Touray
Source: PDOIS FB: January 20, 2017


A high powered delegation from Liberia, the United Nations and Mauritania led by Guineas President Alpha Conde has arried in Banjul this afternoon January 20th 2017.
Their mission is to negotiate and hold a peaceful dialogue to put an end to the current political deadlock in the Gambia.
Diplomats from regional block ECOWAS have been shuttling to Banjul after the rejection of the December 1st Presidential elections by President Jammeh citing irregularities and anomalies in the said election.
Currently, the delegation has arrived at state House in Banjul to commence the talks.
ECOWAS troops are said to have already entered the country and information says there were skirmises at the President’s residence in his home village of Kanilai last night which have died down.
Diplomacy for him to leave has already commenced failure of which the ECOWAS forces would advance to the largest urban settlement, Serekunda, a suberb 8 kilometers from of the capital, Banjul.
The good thing about it is that the regular troops are not in support of the outgoing president but are protecting important institutions and private properties and little to do with the movement of people going about their normal businesses.

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