Bringing Down Jammeh - BBC Africa Eye full documentary

[@1tofa]

I almost broke-down in tears. May Solo's soul continue to rest in perfect peace. What a hero. Muhammad and the rest of the family take heart.

[@cecilianekaro6303]

My tears rolling for Muhammad's family.

[@johnniefleming1947]

@@cecilianekaro6303 if nothing else, Solo’s family should be given enough $ to complete the compound that Solo started. This is a tearjerker!!!!!

[@pinelicdee8639]

222🙂😘😀2 22

[@Vidahelias]

This shows should be shown in all African countries..we need to wake up and stand up against this cruel people.

[@rachelabu7218]

Vida R I am In Australia, and Australian born and bred and I am watching this video so it is viewed world wide and the people are being heard, i already knew of the problems in Gambia and no freedom of speech so I am happy to see a change 😊✌🏾️

[@Jojohumf]

Africa needs a revolution

[@denasylla4696]

Vida R; correct; with the TRRC going on right now in Gambia, Jammeh’s cruelty is beyond belief.

[@blaquentgruppe6547]

no need to show all Africa This is all AFRICA TRIBAL FUSION OF DUST TO DUST EVANGELICALS WILL NOT SAVE YOU THE POOR HAVE POOR MIND. DIVERSIFICATION IS NOT A WORD..WITH SO MUCH RAYS..YOU GET DARKER,BUT NOT brighter..

[@bigsouth010]

jorge alberto ospna right. It starts with the youth to make change. Just like in Iran. The older people are trying to stop the youth from change.

[@MotorShowByBQ]

Let all Gambians unite and move on, let them focus on how to build their future, likes to the heroes like Solo and may God protect his family, very strong people, from Kenya 🇰🇪

[@charlotteogoja2209]

I hope we don’t end up like this

[@abdouliesaidy9594]

Thanks you 🙏🏿

[@faysal877]

i wish peace and prosperity the people Gambia . frist viewer from Somalia

[@bayefallnjiezdollasign4821]

Thank you

[@therealturdferguson8355]

Yes I believe you are frist!!

[@anid9027]

@@therealturdferguson8355 Its a typo hick!

[@therealturdferguson8355]

Amina D obviously so....it was just some mild humor. Hick lol? I’m guessing that I offended you somehow. Sorry

[@anid9027]

@@therealturdferguson8355 My bad I totally overreacted though you were making fun of him!

[@kennedynzuki]

This shows how powerful we are if we stand together

[@BBCAfrica]

Thanks for watching Kennedy!

[@deenice5444]

Amen my brother

[@WaleAkinsefunmi-ci9pl]

EXACTLEY....And the rest of Africa should take Note!!!

[@fionagaceri4354]

I wish we had this in Kenya

[@blaquentgruppe6547]

BLAH blah seriously are you not TIRED of that lame Christian Dogma you too tribal I'll never happen too superstitious karma and drama..you dont think its wrong to have six kids..keep breeding RECKONING AROUND THE CORNER.

[@fionagaceri4354]

Respect to the late Solo Sandeng. May he rest in eternal love. Thank you for leaving a legacy and teaching us how to fight for proper leadership. May God bless the people of Gambia. Much love and respect from Kenya.🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@hopea566]

Thanks

[@agnesmbeya4017]

Wow very well spoken people. Sending love from Kenya 🇰🇪

[@kkproductions4774]

Wee need such revolution in kenya 🇰🇪

[@rabdujaiye7941]

The Gambians accent and command of the English language. Shakespeare must be Gambian.

[@Ebonybeauty84]

My heart goes out to you my beautiful African brothers and sisters, we will see the Africa we deserve. We will celebrate the ones that struggled before us by laying the path for those that follow past us, love from a fellow African, Ugandan

[@u.s.n.retired1995]

Greed and power are two DEADLY NEEDS OF MAN!!!! Excellent documentary. Thank you.

[@jallowjerry9452]

True talk sister. Where are you from?

[@caziimibarahim5185]

I wish peace and progress the people of gambia the people of gambia i'm greeting from somalia

[@ngambinyathoko290]

Gambians are very well spoken. love from Kenya !

[@blaquentgruppe6547]

are breeder breeders the issue why Africa cant excel but you peddling LINGUISTIC frommage

[@ngambinyathoko290]

@... i meant they know how to express themselves regardless of language used.

[@abzabz5824]

SUGAR DOLLAR DADDY BBC we have to speak English during a documentary you doughnut.

[@kawsusanneh2107]

So are Kenyans also Eloquent and learned. Much love to Kenya from The Gambia. One Africa, one people.

[@daprince7545]

@@ngambinyathoko290 u still working with stark company in Qatar

[@hotbae9454]

My people I'm crying with you from Botswana

[@lumumbasankara476]

Thanks for the solidarity

[@Dennoh1234]

Hello, how's Botswana..

[@bigsouth010]

A very prosperous nation. The rest of Africa should take notes

[@mungimichael3131]

Im in Uganda, i feel the cries of all my brothers in Gambia🇬🇲

[@kanyibakanyi6657]

Stand and work together to fight your dictator has we did in the Gambia...

[@a.rrahman3609]

Hows Mr.Modoveni?????!!!!

[@kontonajutjub]

Greetings from The Netherlands to all Gambian people.

[@carolinemendes4793]

If you agree with BBC and love the documentary, press the like button

[@B4BESS]

I'm in tears listening to Solo's son, and knowing what his father indured. I pray you for healingfor him. Its not a good feeling losing someone you know lives you so much, and you love.. The activists should have been called into the government to carry out some roles too. So much love and respect for my fellow, Africans, (Gambians).

[@bl4ck.exc3llence]

Same here iam crying rn

[@felixabayomiakanbaiyaniwur4169]

Africa is ours !!lets unite to build a continent that is void of dictators oppression and poverty!!blessings to the entire Gambia nation and Africa at large ..love from Nigeria

[@mariamaceesay3153]

Absolutely True!

[@maandamanyatshe7415]

I have a lot of respect for Solo's son.

[@friyeamen9579]

Me too🙏🏾 🙏🏾🤣 Another note he's so smart as well🙌🏾

[@tracyumoffa5387]

My second home.... God bless the smiling coast of Africa #banjul#tallindin#bakou#lamin

[@BBCAfrica]

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[@akhatnalehnihna]

i will when you put subtitles

[@rsmosramos6464]

I hope everything u guys are saying about jammeh is true.. Not politics.. political strategies! Because I know this country more than u can imagine. This country has few poisonous people who're so disparity of power.

[@v4gab0ndINNIT]

fuck u

[@tuforu4]

GREATEST .

[@angelakiarie1885]

BBC News Africa i think you need to visit kenya

[@akandemoshoodoladimeji3772]

RIP Solo with love from Nigeria.

[@t3hwaddledee]

I wish we had people with the strength and conviction to bring about change in the states like Gambians did. so many Americans are all talk and no action. thank you for this documentary! may solo rest peacefully.

[@simona6909]

We are so wicked/cruel towards our own brothers/sisters, yet we are afraid of the American/European/Chinese.

[@abdifatahrage5849]

Y4

[@Sasha-ps9bu]

Facts

[@bettyjeanmayers4569]

INDEED,

[@itstheru274]

Isn't that something 😒🤔🥺" You Said A Mouthful 😕🥺

[@yawoelevn]

BBC does it again. This is incredible. Nice documentary.

[@BBCAfrica]

We try to never disappoint! Thanks for tuning in!

[@ousmanvancamara5860]

@@BBCAfrica only propaganda blablabla

[@itstheru274]

👍🏿💪🏿✊🏾

[@nemesis1291]

@@ousmanvancamara5860 how is this propaganda? 🤦‍♂️

[@manchesterunitedakamrtread8317]

Fake news

[@mwihakifranc1502]

this country has eloquent english speakers

[@muniir3654]

They do speak English very well

[@tracyumoffa5387]

Very... Im soo proud of them.... Gambia is home

[@sheilae.9670]

Yes! I'm very impressed.

[@pwanidiary]

So by speaking a good English sounds as an achievement for them. Or are you trying to saying that English is superior than their own African languages.!!

[@sonjarharvey6518]

@@pwanidiary Actually its their natural accent that makes their great command of English sound so pleasant, sometimes better than a native English speaker!

[@bolysakho1292]

Solo’s son is very brave. May God help you and your family go through this pain

[@joellontsi1389]

The guy is already saying that 3 years is not feasible.... Another dictator in the making.

[@queenofsheba9275]

JOEL LONTSI that’s not what he said on election night! Politics is a dirty game

[@macnosmutano4849]

I was sad when he said that.

[@Bodyandmindsports]

If you really know the abyss of problems in Africa and the political barriers a president faces, forget my brother, 3 years is certainly not enough. Let the man make his mark, after all the next elected leader may not fair so well.

[@beeshaa8911]

But at least the guy is trying unlike Jammeh. Give him another chance if he fails then let him go

[@hurumakanda2624]

I love jammeh such a great man

[@Jeremiah0809]

I don't understand why some African leaders have saviour complex. "We have a job to do." But I am the only man who can do it. SMH.

[@adolfmudau9956]

They are crazy and stupid

[@ojanneh]

Oh Allah! Bless Gambia with righteous leader who fears You, and have mercy and genuine love towards the people more than he cares for the fattening of his pocket.. and Oh Allah bless him (The Righteous leader) with wisdom and insight.. Ameen!

[@abdullahijma2073]

Nice documentary...love to all Gambian people..and May Allah give you Sabr Muhammad and Solo family...they Are in a better place Inshallah.

[@smokerscoach]

This was so powerful and inspiring we await a similar event here in South africa, The ANC has ruled for over 27 years abused its power and neglected its people and the people now are fed up want to put another party in power. This years elections will be a test of our unity as a country.

[@Lordofvenlo]

Y’all ain’t ready. You rather fight other black people.

[@relaxationAges]

I love these 🇬🇲 guys. Africa be blessed.

[@box5319]

Love and respect to Gambian brothers and sisters from Kenya 🇰🇪❤🇬🇲

[@obedcosta1335]

That's African game, And Democracy is a nightmare to some presidents.

[@fatoutaal5574]

Solo Sandengs son is so eloquent and smart...so sorry for your loss! Your dad is smiling from heaven..he played a huge part in our freedom...

[@Skrill10]

Muhammed keep the legacy of your Father and stand for what he does justice and freedom for our people. May Allah bless and protect your family. For the Gambia our homeland.. 🇬🇲❤️

[@D_RanD]

Nice documentary. However I'm waiting for BBC documentary on the cruelty at the immigration camps in the US. Long live mother Africa.

[@sheilae.9670]

I know right, I cant imagine the horrors going on in those camps..smh

[@blaquentgruppe6547]

go away..long live BIRTH CONTROL..when will you PEOPLE wake up low frontal lobe OUTPUT is normal.stop BREEDING is equity

[@dunique26]

Don't hold ur breath. Im in the US and I haven't heard anything in months about the camps. Its like it the issues and the camps have disappeared into thin air..

[@bigsouth010]

I’m from the USA and they never talk about the camps. Even the immigrants because there scared to get deported

[@tmuziringa]

Rest in power Solo Sandeng & all victims of evil the Jammeh regime. Jammeh MUST be brought back to Banjul & be CHARGED for crimes against humanity

[@neddnedd1099]

This shows that power belongs to the people. Together we can be an unstoppable force. #Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@mariamatvshows690]

What a sad story 😓😓one love🇬🇲 Gambia 🧕peace and unity....

[@84sidy]

KILLA ACE TO THE WORLD!

[@dembobatchilly3143]

Well documented,wonderfully narrated🙌🏿. The only think I want to add is Why you didn’t include Halifa Sallah in your documentary. which we all know that he played a fundamental role in the impasse. He could have narrated it even better. This was the struggle we went through and now we facing severe struggle economically which has translated to the welfare of the people.

[@BiggieTrismegistus]

Are you Gambian? If so has the country changed for the better in the years since this report?

[@adeoladeborah28]

What a Man Mr.Solo was may he rest in God’s Grace! Blessings to his family ❤️ I pray for a better Africa! I hope barrow does good by his people

[@asignmagic]

"Miss Universe is not the most beautiful woman in the world, Miss Universe is the woman who decides to put her face out there and won a contest" Well said.

[@henriomoeje8741]

That's a profound proverb. We fear too much and allow idiots to hold unto power unabated.

[@adama.kamara]

What does that proverb mean? Can someone explain please?

[@bambam5265]

The son is so strong 😞

[@friyeamen9579]

Well spoken too🙌🏾

[@lantanarh]

I feel so bad for the new president. He looks like the weight of Gambia's problems are weighing him down. May God give him strength and wisdom

[@olga7493]

He only care for himself. Africans call the leaders who protect them “Dictator “ The New Gambia has sold gambia and poverty is at everyone’s door. Is sad that no one knows what is really happening

[@diablo666541]

And looks like he no better

[@omzy8700]

@@diablo666541 I’m Gambian but he is def much better president then the previous one , he brought stability to the country also the country currently is experience a booming when it comes to investments.

[@yaws3589]

@@omzy8700 eehhh???!!! For where?! Heheee... woi man!

[@algassimly1256]

Yahya is the best president ❤❤❤

[@zedzee23]

Gambians Speak Such Well ENGLISH

[@Mouhamad1383]

Many thanks!

[@Alex-yr8wt]

But is fully bordered by Senegal which is a french speaking country !!!

[@zedzee23]

@@Alex-yr8wt ..... what was your point LMFAO

[@Alex-yr8wt]

@@zedzee23 they don't speak french !!?

[@zedzee23]

@@Alex-yr8wt Gambian speak French too I never said they didn’t you a year late replying to my comment

[@ronsanity]

Muhammad is strong 🙏🏾😩❤️

[@bozm9961]

What a beautiful and strong young man..my he find healing 💙

[@adrianfrancis8133]

The people of Gambia must NEVER repeat the mistakes made with Jammeh! Never!

[@Unknown-te8fv]

Peace be in Gambia from a Ghanaian-German 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭❤️🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲

[@Mamamangolina]

Wow Gambia has definitely been through alot 😓 I understand better now thanks 🙏🏿

[@modouceesay9793]

What did you understand?

[@SweetLilyofPeace]

May Muhammed and his family find peace. Solo lost his life but it was not in vain, he played a big part in change. Be sad but be proud. Many of us do little that worthy in life through fear or discomfort. Your father was extraordinary and extraordinary men and women are needed in this world. Peace to all of you.

[@arekkie8937]

Great documentary. Very informative. I also love Gambian accent. Very beautiful

[@tartvtheafricanrepublic7825]

That Young Man Is Not Only Well Spoken, He Has An Erudite Mind And Knowledge Of Government/Governance. He Should Look Into Running For Office To Carry His Assassinated Fathers Torch, Along With The Rapper. I See A Good Future For Gambia.

[@EmpressAisha]

This shows how powerful people are together. I love the Gambian people, peaceful and loving only asking for what every human deserve - Better living conditions

[@hopestenson5508]

In most cases I am so against all this technology until I see issues like this in the world and now I thank God for videos and cameras around the world, so that issues like these are brought to light...unreal whats going on in this world

[@gelilaeyasu898]

I swear this is only in Africa. It was suppose to be only for 3 years hommie is pushing it to 5 and who knows what he will say then. Needless to say I think Gambian's are well spoken and resilient. The youth is ready and knows how voice to their opinion.

[@ericmuthurimaitethia8044]

Am feeling very insightful and knowledge able after watching 3 African struggle for Political freedom stories on BBC and also subscribed today

[@Sopriza]

The new president looks promising .. I think more schools , hospitals , roads should be built .. Support to all Gambia's .. and Muhammad home to be finished .. its true there is a lot to be done. Thanks to talented rapper Ace for reuniting the people

[@lyricalkwamepartan8311]

Ugandans take inspiration here well done to all freedom fighters

[@rootsofafrika]

Only love and unity will be our salvation

[@darrenyoung3102]

I love how hip hop is ingrained into Killer Ace, his accent is awsome, yet he raps in his African language, and keeps it street at the same time. Love the dude, and to use a platform that can now bring down the mightiest of monsters

[@ipaja5515]

His accent is FAKE and annoying. Isn't he proud of his African roots?? Stop trying to fit in and impress with a fake american accent. It don't impress me much as Shania twain sang. Embrace yr Africanness and others will embrace it. People can see thru a fraud.

[@ipaja5515]

His accent is FAKE and annoying. Isn't he proud of his African roots?? Stop trying to fit in and impress with a fake american accent. It don't impress me much as Shania twain sang. Embrace yr Africanness and others will embrace it. People can see thru a fraud.

[@Lordofvenlo]

@@ipaja5515 don’t hate. He speaks with an accent in his everyday life but raps in his traditional language

[@ipaja5515]

@@Lordofvenlo what u said sounds soooo stupid. He's an African man born and bred yet speaks with an American accent. Stop before u make yrself appear more foolish. Look at Rhianna. She's from Barbados and she's made it big all over the world. Yet she continues to speak with a Barbadian accent. She doesn't speak with an American accent so she can "fit in". She makes the world fit in with HER.

[@chernojallow9427]

@@ipaja5515 Why you hating on the guy's accent. He was born in the USA if you don't know. Stupid!!!

[@kilasmabonghot4167]

Solo’s son is a man, respect

[@hassanhadji7803]

The fact that revolution was led by youths in Gambia helped by few elders tells how Africans youth are championing for the best in Africa.

[@kingjulien7300]

Never put your trust in a Man. God is the only one who'd never disappoint you

[@ccrtv6198]

🌎🇬🇲Gambia Peace, Liberty & Justice for the Peoples Of Great Gambia 🇬🇲

[@nessa122893]

❤ The power of Democracy ✊🏿

[@daigashalom1912]

This documentary is everything I wish for African countries who have dictators as leaders/Presidents. A revolution always come with huge sacrifices but the end is always worth it. I pray for Cameroon my country as we're still suffering to be freed some day. Congratulations Gambia, may the fallen heroes continue to rest in peace, Amen

[@dija54bayingana46]

Same we Ugandans

[@longstandingemperor5009]

I know Nigeria is a mess but most Africans don’t give Nigeria the credit it deserves. Nigeria played a major role and the fear of its military was crucial. Ironically, Nigerians are too “comfortable” to do what Gambians have done. Thus, I give Gambians all the credit because without their resilience, this great African story won’t be possible. Barrow is gradually becoming what Gambians hate. He’s starting to use the language of power hungry politicians. Agreed to stay in power for 3 years, he now wants to go beyond. He forgets that even five years will never be enough so just honour your agreement. If you can’t deliver in 3 years then you can’t in 5 years. Now the question is: can Africans really manage their affairs?

[@longstandingemperor5009]

The Judge don’t delude yourself. Nigerian army hasn’t defeated BH due to corruption. BH can be defeated in a week but military generals profit from the war on terror. During 2015 elections, BH was overrun in a week for elections to hold.

[@nollys8523]

Long Standing Emperor please, spare me your sense of entitlement. “Nigeria played a major role” in another country cos it was Nigerians on the street protesting against Jammeh’s rule in The Gambia. Consistently, despite the loss of life. The same Nigerians that don’t protest against anything at home unless it’s a paid crowd. What a joke. You are not serious at all at all.

[@longstandingemperor5009]

Noll S you obviously didn’t read my entire comment because I said everything you just said. Is it the “Nigeria played a major role” that is your problem? It’s a fact and it has been doing so in other African countries.

[@Anedoje]

The Judge true but what is your point the US hasn’t defeated Al Qadda or the Taliban and is now in negotiations with the Taliban guerrilla groups are different from a state

[@Anedoje]

Long Standing Emperor Nigeria didn’t commit many troop to this operation Nigeria only offered air and sea support and only about 230 or so troops the only nation this comment is someway valid for are Liberia and Mali and maybe Sierra Leone

[@thephenomenon6258]

Sounds like lifestyle of a Dictator Africa needs to get rid of Dictators

[@bagamudo4502]

Start with farmaajo..

[@sharonayuko9612]

That person sandeng's son showed where his bedroom would be,this made me literally weep. My heart is with you dear.

[@alagiejaiteh8870]

But why Halifa Sallah wasn't part of the documentary, and we all knew what he contributed

[@lumumbasankara476]

The west don't like Halifa and other Pan Africans

[@gambia-hu1im]

@@lumumbasankara476 you are a joker . Most stupid comment ever . Halifa is a man of peace why the west gonna hate him? 😂😂😂

[@alagiejaiteh8870]

@@gambia-hu1im I don't understand the reason why they should

[@alagiejaiteh8870]

@@lumumbasankara476 but because of his pan African shouldn't stop him from being this documentary

[@lumumbasankara476]

@@gambia-hu1im you insulted for only replying. Have more respect and understanding. If you know what Halifa stand for Africa and her People then you will know the west are afraid of people like Halifa across Africa. The west only gives voice to their puppets and neo colonialists governments. Think before you insult

[@altamontdarby2819]

Those students/people are heroes.

[@WaleAkinsefunmi-ci9pl]

WOW....So Proud of Gambia!!

[@waynebassey9955]

Maybe we should raise funds and complete the house for Solo's family

[@samanthav8728]

Oh, Dear Son of Solo, you are stronger than you know. Wiser than you think. Loving beyond your capabilities... Move onward son. Your strength is supernatural and I pray That God Almighty will lead you onto your next path. I speak Peace, Love and Joy into you and over you and yours in Jesus Name!

[@michaelmuriuki1060]

I always cry after such heartfelt documentaries. Did the government allow Mohammed burry the remains of his father? All those Young men are brave.

[@Middle-Eastt]

All thanks to the revolutionaries, NIGERIA and SENEGAL. He was actually defeated but NIGERIA and SENEGAL prevented his attempt if civil war. God bless Gambia.

[@fkkagimu]

Aaaah the lady that narrates these BBC Africa Eye investigative documentaries. These days her voice is like music to my ears. Much love from Uganda.

[@nollys8523]

Kay Eff Kay it sounds like Kim Chakanetsa, who does BBC’s The Conversation podcast. It only occurred to me cos I’m used to listening to the podcast and as soon as I heard the voice I made the connection 😊

[@sammusa5061]

In Sudan young people made changes after 30 of military rule , I hope all Africans youth no body brings change other than us,African problems is their leader

[@lynnlamptey2708]

i lowkey find solo’s son attractive and i dont know how to feel about this

[@blazeash2951]

Reach out to him LOL

[@FreddyTams]

I know mohammed in Person... He is a cool dude

[@lynnlamptey2708]

@@FreddyTams tell him that im his number one fan xxxxxx

[@lynnlamptey2708]

@@blazeash2951 bruh i live in europe thats long

[@blazeash2951]

@@lynnlamptey2708 don't really matter oh. Long distance friendship/relationship/acquaintance sometimes turn out great and can go a long way, you know. So, maybe start corresponding with him or something. Just saying. Lol I live in US.

[@motivaskyzh2829]

IF “AFRICAN UNION” STANDS STRONG LIKE “ECOWAS” TO SOLVE AFRICANS POLITICAL ISSUES, Africa would be Great NATION . Africa’s problem is it’s political leaders

[@vivalatink716]

Great documentary, cheers from Wisconsin Usa! Fight fight fight for freedom and justice!

[@blazeash2951]

Cameroon needs this ASAP.

[@simona6909]

See how simple it is, stand side by side as one. People power is real.

[@alieubadaradarboe]

Continue to rest in perfect peace Solo Sandeng and Co.. Ameen

[@Mo-yd8xc]

I went to school in New York with 1 of Jawara's sons.

[@abzabz5824]

The only reason I’m in the UK right now is because Jammeh threatening my dads live so he had to flee away from Gambia. He went back like 5 months ago.

[@SweetLilyofPeace]

I am happy that your father was able to return to his homeland. It is sad and so wrong when someone is driven away from their home through fear. May he find some peace.

[@harrietjamesworld1901]

I pray this to Uganda, DRC, and every other country that's facing a dictator.. May there be change in Africa

[@dija54bayingana46]

Wish it comes true our opposition are greed for money Uganda

[@Jojohumf]

Zimbabwe needs to do this with the ruling party. African need to do this. Africa wake up we need a revolution!

[@ebonysweetnesssweetness5153]

I was in Gambia and Senegal during this time - in actuality I was left stranded in Gambia with no flight to return to the UK - my 1st thought was oh no - them I thought - way hey - more time to enjoy Africa with my LOVE.

[@modouceesay9793]

Now is more safe you can come and enjoy

[@AsieduPrince-ph1ni]

But my question is , why African leaders are greedy and wicked like that?😢😢 11:41

[@bkul44]

Gambias people are a shining example for africa on how to non violently take back your country !

[@Automedon2]

Those guys speak excellent English

[@Mouhamad1383]

Many thanks!

[@lionzion2932]

Free Africa from dictators 🌍 ✊🏾 🇬🇦🇬🇲

[@thankubelle]

go young people go!!

[@alieubadaradarboe]

Wishing you a speedy recovery Aunty Nogoi!

[@bayefallnjiezdollasign4821]

Its was very tuff for the Gambians people to understand what is going on in 22 years but thanks to the almighty Allah

[@tracyumoffa5387]

Very tuff..... But we made it.... After living 5 years in gambia... Jammeh was ruthless

[@andyboadu3891]

The 3 years was a verbal agreement... Says Adama Barrow. It’s funny how Gambians expected him to resign after 3 years...Definitely not an African president!

[@Project-Watchdog.]

Hi everyone, I was thrilled by the comments on this film I was featured in and I thank you all for your beautiful comments. To keep up to date with happenings in Gambia’s current pol. situation follow my Facebook page facebook.com/muhammed.sandeng or reach out via mail... [e-mail]