The outgoing president of The Gambia, Yahya Jammeh, has refused to step down even after Adama Barrow was sworn in as new leader of the country on January 19. Jammeh has remained undeterred by the Senegalese troops who entered The Gambia shortly after Adama Barrow took office. Yahya Jammeh's information chief has told the BBC that his boss is reportedly entrenched in Gambia's State House and is not leaving office.
As it stands, Adama Barrow and Yahya Jammeh both claim to be presidents of The Gambia and the incumbent has defied pressure from the international community to step down. But Jammeh has become isolated as both the country’s vice president, Isatou Njie Saidy, the army led by its chief, Ousman Badjie, and a lot of others have abandoned him. The Gambian Navy has also pledged allegiance to president-elect, Adama Barrow, shortly after his swearing-in. Unconfirmed reports said that as tension continued to mount, the wife and children of the outgoing president, allegedly abandoned him and have equally fled the country’s capital of Banjul a day before on the eve of the deadline given him by the ECOWAS and the African Union to step down.
Like Us on Facebook!
Do You Need a Sugar Mummy, Sugar Daddy, Girlfriend, Boyfriend Wife or Husband? If Yes, Then Click Here For Details
![OMG! You Can’t Imagine What This Girl Is Doing After Taking Her Bath [WATCH VIDEO]](https://i2.wp.com/www.kukuvibes.me/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/3-1.png)
He may go the way of Sergeant Samuel Doe,the former president of Liberia, if he refuses to vacate Government House.African politicians do not learn from history; I wouldn't know if it's a spell on them. Let's wait and see.
ReplyDelete