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                | kiwi
 
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                      |  Posted - 03 Dec 2021 :  16:48:37       
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              | Tomorrow is "The Day" , election day when Gambians elect a president. Let it pass withouth interruptions, in peace and with dignity. 
 What about those ECOWAS forces reguested to enter  before the election day? I hope they are not there because they are not needed.
 
 Gambians are proud of their ethnic groups and traditions (as they should be) but they are also known to live in co-existence with any group. Though most Gambians are muslims, they also accept christians.
 I am sure, Gambians can live in co-existence and peace even with people having different political views.
 Yes, there have been atrocities, but everyone knows who is behind them.
 I pray for a peaceful election day when nobody will be harmed.
 
 Within a few days, the result will be announced.
 
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                | Momodou
 
      
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                      |  Posted - 03 Dec 2021 :  19:38:06       
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                      | Thank you, ameen. 
 So far, there has not been any significant issues between the opposing parties.
 For the first time I am witnessing elections in The Gambia since the 1970s.
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                      | A clear conscience fears no accusation - proverb from Sierra Leone
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                | kiwi
 
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                      |  Posted - 04 Dec 2021 :  01:52:45       
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                      | Looking forward to your report! Will you be there over the Christmas?
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                | Momodou
 
      
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                      |  Posted - 04 Dec 2021 :  10:28:19       
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                      | Gambians vote in first presidential election since Jammeh era 
 https://aje.io/vb2447
 
 Saturday’s voting will be closely watched as a test of the democratic transition in the country, where Jammeh ruled for 22 years.
 
 Nearly one million people out of a 2.5 million population are registered to vote [Guy Peterson/AFP]
 Published On 4 Dec 2021
 4 Dec 2021
 
 Gambians are casting their ballots to elect their next president, in a highly anticipated vote seen as a test of the country’s democratic transition.
 
 President Adama Barrow faces a record five other candidates as he seeks re-election in what is expected to be a close race. Political veteran Ousainou Darboe is seen as the main opposition candidate…..
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                | Momodou
 
      
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                      |  Posted - 04 Dec 2021 :  10:29:39       
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                      | quote:Originally posted by kiwi
 
 Looking forward to your report!
 Will you be there over the Christmas?
 
 
 Jeg rejser tilbage næste uge.
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                      | A clear conscience fears no accusation - proverb from Sierra Leone
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                | kiwi
 
                Sweden662 Posts
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                      |  Posted - 19 Dec 2021 :  19:09:35       
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                      | quote:Originally posted by Momodou
 
 
 quote:Originally posted by kiwi
 
 Looking forward to your report!
 Will you be there over the Christmas?
 
 
 Jeg rejser tilbage næste uge.
 
 
 
 God Jul och Gott Nytt År!
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                | Momodou
 
      
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                      |  Posted - 20 Dec 2021 :  09:25:42       
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                      | quote:Originally posted by kiwi
 
 God Jul och Gott Nytt År!
 
 
 
 Tak!
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