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Momodou



Denmark
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Posted - 18 May 2010 :  14:07:55  Show Profile Send Momodou a Private Message
Foroyaa Editorial: THE POLITICAL PARTIES ARE NOT TOOTHLESS BULLDOGS AFTER ALL
By Publisher
on 18-05-10

They Worked Together to achieve the first mission, The second is for Femi’s Release
The UDP held its rally without any hindrance on Saturday 15 May 2010. GRTS has also put an end to its discriminatory practices by broadcasting the announcement of the UDP meeting. Both the ruling and opposition parties as well as the IEC could claim victory for having demonstrated political maturity to ensure that Political parties are not hindered in the exercise of their freedom of association and expression. Foroyaa hopes that the hindrance of the past is now history and no political party would be stopped from freely holding meetings to shape the political will of those who care to attend such meetings.

Foroyaa has also reliably learned that mature decisions have been taken by the ruling and opposition parties to address Femi’s case. Let us hope that sooner rather than later Femi will be united with the UDP executive and his family members and continue to seek the mandate of the people as they are guaranteed under the constitution.

It is important for the Gambian people to understand that the things that political leaders do may not necessarily be announced to the public. It is unfortunate that one of the local papers did even accuse the Gambian opposition as toothless bulldogs even though some of the problems they have highlighted had already been solved not only by the opposition but the combination of opposition and ruling party.

Political leadership requires taking the right steps at the right time. It is not an attempt to play to the gallery at all times to earn cheap popularity. It means solving simple problems in a simple way and complex problems in a more sophisticated way.

Struggling to expand the democratic space for each party to exercise its right without hindrance is the collective endeavour of the whole population, irrespective of party affiliation.
Foroyaa hopes that more non partisan groups and individuals would assume the role of mediators to facilitate dispute resolutions. The real political battle is one for the hearts and minds of the people.

Source: Foroyaa
A clear conscience fears no accusation - proverb from Sierra Leone

Karamba



United Kingdom
3820 Posts
Posted - 20 May 2010 :  22:23:38  Show Profile Send Karamba a Private Message

Gambian opposition parties are doing what is seen best in their limited environment. It is almost impossible for opposition to make progress in an environment where the criminal regime still chooses to keep going.

Will Yaya Jammeh do humnity a favour by staying away from Gambian politics!

Yaya was never invited to start with. Forced rule for more than 15 years is quite inhumane. Yaya, get to know the truth. You can force your way through but don't call it win. You have torn the whole Gambia apart. Be reasonable and stay away.

Your coming to power rested on illegal grounds. Stop here for you own good and the best thing for Gambia.
Karamba
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