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Momodou



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Posted - 16 Mar 2017 :  13:33:45  Show Profile Send Momodou a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Gov’t calls on regional governors to be apolitical

The Point: Thursday, March 16, 2017


http://thepoint.gm/africa/gambia/article/govt-calls-on-regional-governors-to-be-apolitical

The Gambia government, through the Ministry of Information and Communication Infrastructure, has called on the newly-appointed governors to be apolitical in the execution of their duties.


The Information minister, Demba A Jawo, in a memo sent to all the regional governors yesterday, said: “We would like to request all governors to administer to the dictates of the Civil Service, which embodies neutrality and impartiality in executing their functions.”

“Thus, we expect all governors to be apolitical and not to get involved in partisan politics at every level.”

The minister said the new government in its efforts to uphold democratic principles and good governance, urges all regional governors to strictly adhere to this request.

One week ago, the government appointed Ebrima Mballow of Arab Gambia Islamic Bank (AGIB) as the governor of West Coast Region (WCR); Ebrima K.S Dampha, director of Public Relations at the Social Security and Housing Finance Corporation as governor of North Bank Region (NBR); Mrs Fanta Bojang Samateh-Manneh, a senior education officer Region-2 as the governor of Lower River Region (LRR); Sulayman Barry a staff of the Gambia Revenue Authority (GRA) as the governor of Central River Region (CRR) and Mrs Fatou Jammeh-Touray, a lecturer at the Management Development Institute (MDI) as the of governor of Upper River Region (URR).

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toubab1020



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Posted - 17 Mar 2017 :  10:53:38  Show Profile Send toubab1020 a Private Message  Reply with Quote

In an ideal world this should be the case,the world is far from ideal I fail to see how regional Govenors are able to do this,I suggest that tribalism still has a very strong influence on everything Gambian.
The nation of Gambia still remains a concept yet to be achieved.MY OPINION ONLY,ANYONE going to post THEIR OWN opinion ?




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Originally posted by Momodou

Gov’t calls on regional governors to be apolitical

The Point: Thursday, March 16, 2017


http://thepoint.gm/africa/gambia/article/govt-calls-on-regional-governors-to-be-apolitical

The Gambia government, through the Ministry of Information and Communication Infrastructure, has called on the newly-appointed governors to be apolitical in the execution of their duties.


The Information minister, Demba A Jawo, in a memo sent to all the regional governors yesterday, said: “We would like to request all governors to administer to the dictates of the Civil Service, which embodies neutrality and impartiality in executing their functions.”

“Thus, we expect all governors to be apolitical and not to get involved in partisan politics at every level.”

The minister said the new government in its efforts to uphold democratic principles and good governance, urges all regional governors to strictly adhere to this request.

One week ago, the government appointed Ebrima Mballow of Arab Gambia Islamic Bank (AGIB) as the governor of West Coast Region (WCR); Ebrima K.S Dampha, director of Public Relations at the Social Security and Housing Finance Corporation as governor of North Bank Region (NBR); Mrs Fanta Bojang Samateh-Manneh, a senior education officer Region-2 as the governor of Lower River Region (LRR); Sulayman Barry a staff of the Gambia Revenue Authority (GRA) as the governor of Central River Region (CRR) and Mrs Fatou Jammeh-Touray, a lecturer at the Management Development Institute (MDI) as the of governor of Upper River Region (URR).



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