Are libanese taking advantage of the weak road supervision in The Gambia

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[@zeezee453]

Let the country be clean first well done team

[@amuskogroup3438]

We need more law enforcement initiatives like this in different sectors in The Gambia

[@garethjohnson7516]

Why you people like laws put on top of you why you like to see people getting abrogated??

[@facethetruth8190]

This is my suggestion and I highly recommend it to be put into action and encourage by Physical Planning or whatever institution is responsible for Housing or building approval to start making sure when people are building structures, restaurants, offices building ,and residential homes 🏡 etc to include Public or Private Parking spaces depending on the side of the offices or shops, and residents in their building Plans..This idea of including Parking in their architectural plans moving forward has to be part of the building Requirements and Regulations so it will minimize the inconvenience and the violation of illegal 🚫 Parking spaces in public areas..

[@JD_Orka]

Your suggestion is great, I have always wondered why this was not mandated by the government before. Thither thing is government inspections of buildings being constructed. Construction practices are horrendous and very unsafe.

[@facethetruth8190]

Thank you ..Every positive suggestion helps to build a better community and a safe and healthier environment..

[@user-ro6vw5pv8b]

The idea should be adopted immediately. There should be an update also regarding building materials which create hazards on the road

[@JD_Orka]

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[@facethetruth8190]

@@user-ro6vw5pv8b I couldn't agreed with you more..That is a very good observation..This is why we are here to bring this observation to their attention and believe me they will act on it and correct the problem...I know that for sure..Mr. Manneh and Mr.Camara and crew are on top of it..

[@facethetruth8190]

I don't think anyone has ever seen this coming when everyone has almost got into their comfort zone and do whatever anyone pleases to do without thinking about the consequences of their actions for breaking the laws and failed to obey and respect the rules and regulations because Gambia became so complacent and such a compromising Nation for so long people almost forgot that we have LAWS in the Country and do as they wish.. Mr.Manneh and Mr. Camara and the entire operation crews I have reached a new level of RESPECT. As challenging and daunting as this operation seems , I believe that the rules and regulations now been enforced is really in full effect..wow..Im impressed with the change of pace and compliance..

[@user-uf6cb9pf7o]

Keep the good work ❤

[@ebrahimdumbuya3061]

Wow am surprised please Mr maneh you and your team you guys are a good job for our beautiful smile country thanks so much may god bless all of you

[@dawdajobe3588]

You need to do that for all the Mechanic garrages (FITA GARRAGE)on our roads. Specially in the neighbourhood , Feeder roads etc. Thank you for the good job.

[@ebrimakrubally5905]

There shouldn't be favourites be Gambian or foreigner. The law is for all , well done Manneh & your team , also the media for make it possible to watch everything.

[@elizabethsonko3714]

Mr Manneh has endless patience with these people. Surely they know that to extend their building is breaking the law,by taking government land?Laws must be enforced, otherwise it becomes a free state to take what you want without permission. This has been a long time coming,but we need to obey the laws of the country. Stop these people from taking over and make sure compliance is 100%. Gambia has to be seen as a serious contender for future business. Don't lets spoil something that was once beautiful.

[@MamieB1223]

It is spelt LEBANESE. The Gambia used to be known as the ‘Smiling Coast of Africa’ not anymore. People came and take advantage of the good and kind people.

[@knjiegambia]

Spelled*****

[@MamieB1223]

Sorry dear, ‘spelt’ is used in British English. Either words work.

[@universalkindness1924]

Big business for welders. Interestingly, he didn’t tell the former minister to remove the pots and plants or to remove the entire cover. His concern at the end is appreciated. The vendor should have asked for a location where she and others can be moved to continue their businesses.

[@bubabarrow4960]

Is not the responsibility of the government to provide place of business for anybody. Businesses have to get their own place to operate their businesses.

[@leojohnson3406]

There are loads of markets in the greater banjul area that are unoccupied, so places have already been provided these ppl just chose not to use those facilities but now they will be forced to

[@universalkindness1924]

@@leojohnson3406 thanks for the additional info.

[@zalisco1]

Brilliant🎉

[@stedwatts1541]

WHY DIDN'T THE GOVERNMENT, STOP BUSINESS, OWNERS FROM EXTENDING THEIR BUSINESS ON THE SIDEWALK ? THEY SHOULD'VE DONE SOMETHING ALONG TIME AGO INSTEAD OF NOW!

[@laminbadjie8005]

Hej worriocharge you are right the headline is wrong maybe he doesn't mean anything bad with it.

[@Shirleyowens383]

So much of the beauty has to be torn down I hate it😢

[@dearlife7771]

Continue hating this is our country not yours

[@amadoujallow6994]

You think rusty old corrogate is a thing of beauty??Gambia deserves better than this.

[@warriorcharge3969]

Why did you mention Lebanese people in the Title?? Unnecessary division and discrimination is not good. I saw nothing to justify mentioning their nationality. Who next? Afro Caribbeans? Afro Americans? What’s happened to ‘Nice Gambia’? …STAY NICE!!

[@bj7643]

They do 100x worse in Lebanon so don’t even try to play that game here

[@dearlife7771]

Did Lebanese know what discrimination or division means, you fool, we let you in our country to do what you want but you treat people in your country like animals, i wish my government to adopt kalafa law

[@dearlife7771]

What do you mean division in our own country

[@Evilbunk15]

American here, if an American makes a silly building in Gambia YOU CAN CALL US OUT lol Love from America :D :D :D Good work Nice Gambia

[@warriorcharge3969]

@@dearlife7771 i have visited Beautiful Gambia bro… im a big 6ft 2inch black man of Jamaican heritage. They called me a Toubab. That the ‘Division’ I speak of. I saw the Tribalism with my own eyes.

[@alindasolomon1877]

Fast of all what are Lebanese doing in in Gambia, there just there to take your business

[@user-do6kx9ku5l]

What is Gambia this this is not fear

[@Bubacarrdibba]

But dont restaurants have the right to have seatings outside,that one dont make sense

[@alijaiteh6673]

Why this man is with gun in public

[@bonitomasera8463]

Anyone here' saying good job shame on you all

[@sulaymanjallow2847]

We should left the natives side an go for with positive

[@omsonbaba7210]

Focus on reporting and stop the discrimination please nice Gambia

[@laminogazama1103]

What is discriminatory about the title. He is Gambian he is entitled to his view….

[@omsonbaba7210]

This is how discrimination begins, first nationality,then tribe,and finally race

[@bj7643]

Who cares ? They do worse in their own country

[@katchikali9573]

@@laminogazama1103The title does not state a view. It asks a question, which makes viewers uncomfortable irrespective of nationality/ethnicity. My suggestion is the title be revised so it is less sensational. I call this responsible content creation.

[@laminogazama1103]

@@katchikali9573 make them change it to your view. And please tell me how can anyone ask a question without first having a viewpoint on it..? You think you comprehend the English language better？

[@Con10th.]

Lebanese*

[@addiatta5724]

But borders are weak .. why do you have this gun Men in town ??! Silly Gambia

[@Youtuber551.]

We all see that it's not only Lebanese doing it, so I don't like the title very much for saying Lebanese. Let's be mindful of xenophobic remarks at any given time.

[@Traorezoumana-fj9ji]

Manneh go out

[@jankoconteh6732]

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[@user-do6kx9ku5l]

This is Gambia business

[@mikebarton]

That's an appalling headline. These people are just more Gambian business people. Why discriminate?