We will humiliate NPP come Dec 4, UDP Leader tells Thousands of Party Supporters

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The Leader of the Opposition United Democratic Party, Lawyer Ousainou Darboe has said his party will seriously humiliate President Adama Barrow’s NPP in the December 4 Presidential elections.

“We will make sure that  NPP is humiliated in this country and we will make sure that NPP does not compete with UDP in anyway in  terms of ideas, policies or crowd pulling. They will never compete us. I am a modest and a humble person but who can compare me with Adama Barrow,” Darboe told thousands of party supporters and loyalists at his Kairaba Avenue residence early Friday morning where he was welcomed by a jubilant crowd from his Nationwide tour.

He said the party will embark on another tour in the next two weeks to ensure there’s no NPP in this country.

“Gambians we cannot make another mistake in electing that man, a man who goes to the UN and says on the one or 72 Seconds.’

He promised Gambians an educated, dedicated and knowledgeable leadership while urging party supporters to remain law abiding and to denounce violence in all forms.

The UDP leader who is set to file his nomination papers with the IEC on November 1, received a rousing welcome with tens of thousands of party supporters lining the streets from Brikama to his Pipeline residence on the Kairaba Avenue.

“I’m going to be nominated. We are doing preparatory acts for the nomination and I am happy to announce that the so-called reason why they believe Ousainou Darboe will not be nominated no longer holds. “I will tell you that I have on the 16th of October gotten my income tax clearance and in the next couple of days, I am going to prepare a declaration of my assets which I will submit to the IEC before the 1st of November, on my nomination date, so that those people who want to take objection, who want to go to court to challenge Ousainou Darboe’s nomination can do so”.

Gambians will head to polls on Dec 4 to elect a new president in the tiny West African country that is still healing from 22 years of a brutal dictatorship.

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Sainey M.K. Marenah
Mr. Sainey M.K. Marenah is a prominent Gambian journalist and the founding editor of The Alkamba Times. He previously held the position of Head of Communications at the Constitutional Review Commission (CRC) and served as a Communications and PR Consultant for The Gambia Pilot Program under Gamworks. Additionally, Mr. Marenah was the social media strategist and editor at Gambia Radio and Television Services and served as the Banjul Correspondent for Voice of America Radio. With a focus on human rights and developmental journalism, Mr. Marenah has established a significant presence in the Gambian media landscape, particularly in new media environments. His career began in 2008 as a junior reporter at The Point Newspaper, where he advanced to become Chief Correspondent. He later joined The Standard Newspaper in Banjul as Editorial Assistant and Head of News. Mr. Marenah is known for covering some of the most critical stories during the former and current administrations, including high-profile treason cases involving former military chiefs from 2009 to 2012. After his arrest and imprisonment by the previous regime of President Yahya Jammeh in 2014, he relocated to Dakar, Senegal, where he continues to work as a freelance journalist for various local and international media organizations, including the BBC, Al Jazeera, VOA, and ZDF TV in Germany. He is also a co-founder of the Banjul-based Media Center for Research and Development, an institution dedicated to research and development initiatives. As a journalist and communication expert dedicated to supporting the Gambia's transitional process, Mr. Sainey M.K. Marenah plays a significant role in developing a media and communications platform aimed at enhancing civic participation and raising awareness of the requirements for transitional governance. His efforts contribute to the country's ongoing movement toward democratization. In addition to his work in Gambia, Mr. Marenah has traveled extensively across Europe, Africa, and the United States as a professional journalist and has participated in various local and international media training programs. He is currently based in the United States.

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