Gambia's Biggest Problem..

[@alieubadjie4924]

(1)is Tribalism (2)is corruption (3) is Adama barrow.

[@lawbringer9857]

The Mandinka are the best tribe 💪🏾💪🏾

[@faxoxo2306]

Omg holal ma ke?

[@mohamedmane7734]

The government should built vocational skills centres for the youths like Tailoring,Mason,Electrician,Mechanic and so on.Also built factory like Mango,Fish,Groundnut factories and many more then the country will move forward.No Ghetto attaya in the day till weekend Saturday and Sunday.

[@alagiejobarteh3895]

Really true

[@godisgreat418]

Me personally I Think the biggest problem of the Gambia is Jobs with great pay, Better and Affordable health care and Better Educational Systems...A woman being a president for The Gambia, is not a bad idea, but is that Woman Capable, Educated and Knowledgeable enough to Run a Country? That Part!

[@faxoxo2306]

Educated and knowledgeable are the least of my concern blie patriotism b nk? We lack that blie, when you love you country you will think twice before letting other countries take advantage of The Gambia or stealing our money. Also we lack leadership and integrity

[@laminkkassama9720]

great this very good topic rather than asking school children about sex and romantic issues.. I have learned a lot from this topic.

[@fatoucamaracamara4338]

The girl from minute 5:20 speaks very well👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@laminsmbu5112]

Fatou camara, she speak very well

[@alaacamara458]

Appreciate your effort Blackmax keep it up bro

[@ebrimajallow2603]

The topic make ah lotta sense

[@itsmamzy3473]

4:30 the man said it all unemployment is the biggest problem in the Gambia rn

[@abdouliejallow2466]

Welcome back bro I love you God bless

[@ibrahimamkanyi2720]

Important and interesting keep it up fam

[@lamindarboe3587]

Welcome back brother

[@kingjava3145]

He is back👑👑👑

[@lil_mahrez_2682]

Our main problem is politics

[@ousmanjassey6028]

Welcome back bro

[@modoulaminblackman9785]

Great content much respect brother 👌🏿

[@kadir6822]

Woman can be a good leader i mean serious and thruthful woman

[@Emmrobzz]

Well spoken felix

[@Emmrobzz]

Bro is back bigger than ever

[@sarataawasomko249]

Bro interesting interview kept it up ⬆️ please can send name song you’ve played after the video

[@laminsmbu5112]

Good Job bro

[@boyfromgunjurbaseinvalledi7768]

Brother keep it up 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲 I really appreciate your attention to our country living situation,you are the only young man or younger boy in whole country who is experimenting our future especially in young people's thinking

[@changethesystemtv3405]

For my own idea what I see that our biggest problem is lack of education Gambia people go to school for read and write not any experience in school so lack of education is our problem

[@blokblok2009]

Experience is what Gambia 🇬🇲 can achieve for your people. Guidance brings Experience 🙏 use the education to balance everything 🙏.

[@silinnamendes3059]

Keep the good work

[@bauncea.k.a9239]

Good job our problem is that a president yeah sure...💯💯💯

[@abdulaimanneh5676]

The Gambia biggest problem is curroption & jobs opportunity 🙏🙏

[@amadousabally9024]

Willcome back

[@biramdiaw3231]

Welcome back max namon nen la

[@BillAfricatotheworld]

Very interesting

[@mohamedmane7734]

Welcome back and don't interview school childrens but ask them how a country should be govern and the problems of the country.You will get more view and likes.

[@abiecolley2622]

Womens can lead the natoin as the saying goes you educate a girl child you educate a nation👊👊✊✊

[@marienoelgomez137]

The problem in Gambia is jod and pay you will woke up in the morning and go to work at the end of the month when you receive your pay you just use it again to pay transport with it without having nothing with you it's very sad and serious the payment is really not good 👈

[@marys6887]

Biggest Problems: Tribalism, Religious Intolerance, Corruption, Youth Unemployment, Broken HealthCare System and Maternal Mortality, Lack of Infrastructure, Lack of Free Public Education (high illiteracy rate), Increasing Crime Rate (burglary, petty theft, Armed Robbery).

[@thegwlifestyle3073]

I am so interested in this video. I only speak English. It would be nice if they were English subtitles.

[@bgsonsthriving.]

Hijab girl is 💯right

[@goodtobecaring4035]

Translator please. Love the channel you have english only speaking people watching too! Thanks

[@jollfboy2622]

We are not British

[@laminsaidysaidykhan3544]

Hi bro,how are you Please I need an interview from you I don't know how possible it is gona be but I have an idea,how wish I'm in the Gambia I would have search for you to be get interview...

[@suwarehconteh9843]

Thank you for axs people with is going on c

[@abdoukebbeh2747]

I would say leadership bro..

[@siginey]

I am very confused though, Is Tribalism affecting Gambia that bad? Genuinely asking/wondering. Because i don’t necessarily think tribalism is always disadvantageous so someone feel free to give me your inputs/thoughts

[@investbuild2750]

Too much tribalism and religious intolerance can lead to civil war in The Gambia. Recently, there has been too much tension along ethnic and religious lines. The more they are promoting so called "National languages, " the more tribalist the country is becoming. Tribalism is at an ALL-TIME high because these so-called National languages do NOT unite us but instead, they emphasize and highlight our differences in terms of ethnic groups. And certain ethnic groups feel left behind. Even when they try to promote so-called "National.languages," all they talk about is Mandinka, Wollof, Fula and maybe Jola. What about Serere, Manjago, Aku, Serahule/Soninke, Balanta??? Too many factions and sects. You can't teach all these languages in school and you can't broadcast the news in all these languages on TV. It will simply be too cumbersome for every speaker to be required to speak in all these languages in order to appease every ethnic group. There has to be some mechanism for assimilation. This is why it is important to have one unifying official language that discourages tribalism, and that language is English. With English, Tribalism becomes obsolete and senseless because it is the one language we can all speak whether we are Wollof, Fula, Jola, Mandinka, Serere, Soninke, Aku, Manjago etc. Build more schools and make public education free! I cannot emphasize this enough. Education is the key to development, especially in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. Another problematic area is the rising radicalization of some muslims due to external influences of Wahabi Islamism. Christians and Muslims used to coexist peacefully in The Gambia and even celebrate each others' holidays. The introduction of a radical brand of Islam poses a threat of tearing apart what binds us. The government should remain secular and neutral so that every Gambian is equal and has equal rights and protection under the law, be they Christian, Muslim or otherwise. Complete separation of church and state, complete separation of mosque and state. They should instead encourage Patriotism in place of Tribalism and Religious fanatism. Religious fanatism will only lead to hate crimes, terrorism, suicide bombings, gender based violence, dropoff in education, more child bride marriages, reduction in foreign investment and tourism, refugee crisis, and ultimately, civil unrest like we see in other places. Patriotism: Love of Country. Gambian pride and African Pride should replace tribalism. This way, Gambians can focus on using their efforts and resources to build up and advance the country regardless of ethnic group, religious affiliation or political party affiliation instead of engaging in nepotism and hurling insults at each other. They need to study how Nigeria is about to come apart at the seams due to tribalism and religious fanatism, and try to avoid that mistake. Nigeria is a powder keg right now waiting to explode. 7 major social problems: Tribalism, Religious fanatism and Intolerance, Nepotism (little meritocracy in employment), Corruption, Extreme political Partisanship, Low wages, Increasing crime rate. 7 Developmental Challenges- 1)HealthCare sector (high maternal and infant mortality, not enough drugs and medical equipment, incompetent nurses with no bedside manner), 2)Education Sector - Need free public education for all government schools and more tertiary institutions needed- Colleges/Universities/Technical Training and IT institutions. 3)Infrastructure - Water, Electricity (go solar with unlimited energy supply from the sun), Roads, Bridges, Drainage and Sewage, Fire department water shortages, police car shortages 4)Waste Management and Recycling (Garbage/trash/littering on streets and gutters and empty homes/burning of trash and tires and grass, junk cars on the side of the roads, plastic on landfills), 5)Agriculture (malnutrition and price hike of basic food commodities- no diversity in cash crops- should plant more cocoa, cashew, and cotton in addition to groundnuts and sesame, big export potential, lack of farming implements/tractors, lack of year-round agricultural output due to lack of irrigation and too much dependence on rainy season, lack of cold storage facilities and preservation for farm produce, lack of grazing land for cattle). 6)High Youth Unemployment- many lack skills, some are not motivated, apathy, school dropouts need centers for Adult Learning to obtain GED (equivalent to a high school diploma) and/or Skills Training, more vocational skills centers needed, increasing drug use and crimes. 7)AgroProcessing- turning agricultural raw materials into packaged goods, (limited manufacturing capacity), for both local consumption and export- cashew nuts, dried mangoes/mango juice, cocoa into chocolate, corn for ethanol and cereal/corn flakes, peanuts into oil, sesame into snacks, Avocado into avocado oil, cotton into textile etc). I could go on and on. But all these challenges are opportunities for investment for those of us going to The Gambia. The future for The Gambia is bright IF they tackle the tribalism, religious fanaticism and intolerance, extreme political partisanship, corruption, and nepotism. And Yes, YOU DO NEED A FEMALE PRESIDENT!!! THEY CAN'T BE WORSE THAN WHAT YOU'VE HAD SO FAR." Women are problem solvers

[@faxoxo2306]

INVEST BUILD, I could not agree more with you! I am going to screenshot all of these.

[@saineyfaal444]

Good leader is our p

[@mamaconteh8547]

Gambia promble is too much

[@mouctarseydi4489]

🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲🇬🇲

[@djblackmoses7723]

❤

[@natouluv7330]

woooo part of the hundred

[@hybridinfodesk409]

Gambians blocking their own blessings.

[@suwarehconteh9843]

The Gambia problem is the barrow

[@baimustapha]

The girl convince me that women can lead

[@isatounyang1175]

Which of the girls exactly??

[@baimustapha]

@@isatounyang1175 the girl with the ebadu

[@isatounyang1175]

@@baimustapha owww! We're in dsame class. Her name is rohey, a very smart girl indeed

[@baimustapha]

@@isatounyang1175 indeed she is smart

[@ibraimatouray2361]

Gorr no jurr jigen

[@ibraimatouray2361]

Adama

[@ibraimatouray2361]

Gorr mo jurr jigen

[@gambianjollofrice7223]

I don't think the question is whether a woman will be competent enough to be a President. Rather, the question should be whether Men are competent or worthy to be President given the fact that the last three that we have had since Independence 56 years ago have turned out to be a disappointments. First was Sir Dawda Jawara. Not a bad man personally. Was educated, wasn't flagrant about violating human rights, believed in democracy. However, he was an ineffectual president. There was no development, no major works projects to advance the country from colonial period, No infrastructural development, Not even a National TV station while all our neighbors had TV stations. He allowed all the structures built by the English colonialists to become dilapidated with no maintenance. The capital city Banjul looked better before independence than it did at the end of his rule. Corruption was rampant among his minions who put the interests of their families, sending their kids abroad, and nepotism above the country. Next came Jammeh. He came in through a coup d'etat, started out a little better with infrastructural development (TV station, new airport etc). However, he turned out to be a murderous dictator with Extra-Judicial killings, disappearing people, suppressing free speech and press, using the criminal justice system to punish perceived enemies, isolated Gambia from the rest of the world, promoted religious bigotry against Christians, tried to turn the country into a failed Islamic State, exacerbated tribalism etc etc etc. Finally came Barrow, the Saviour. People were jubilant after 22 years of Jammeh. Soon, disappointment set in. Gambia is ranked more corrupt today than it was under Jammeh. Crimes, including those virtually unheard of before like armed robbery, have skyrocketed; price of basic food commodities is at an all-time high, allows foreign vessels to invade the waters of The Gambia, polluting our environment and depleting our marine resources to the point where Gambians can barely afford fish anymore, in a coastal country with the Atlantic Ocean and a river from end to end. To top it off, he ignores the pleas of the youths, takes credit for projects started under the previous administration/regime, takes credit for philanthropic works of others like the MRC Holland Foundation (which has built many schools and classrooms). More concerned with having multiple wives and Sleeping in public while the rest of the world leaves us in the dust. I think it is weird that you would even bother asking a question about whether a woman can be president. The Answer is pretty obvious- YES, YES, YES!!!

[@janetrutherford8568]

My god she would be in having her nails hair buying clothes looking in the mirror all the time and thinking she is a jetsetter spending money like water god help the gambia.

[@zakz_koringtv470]

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[@worldlyrics1361]

brah like the whole Gambia needs to be changed in terms of infrastructure fr!!!! Gambia looks like a 6th world country looking at it from the outside world for real... Even neighboring african countries are striving towards infrastructural development.. and Gambia still looking like ......

[@sulaymanjagne3333]

I think its a bad idea for a woman to be a president in the Gambia I mean there is a big difference between this twi ganders

[@blokblok2009]

Sounds like they are done with to much tribalism..lol

[@LiLjagz1313]

First viewer

[@wizkeita3712]

@blackmax Yagea loss boy

[@starboyensa]

Corruption