#Gambia_Uncharted

[@Kingsaul_skb]

You are a real good Gambian citizen more respect to you bro....

[@taharqamaity1251]

Thanks nyang njie keep it up

[@deloresgupton3567]

Very good video, good community push for the right thing to happen. And if they don’t abide by those rules they should be arrested and their boats need to be sold to some other person that would like to have them at a cheap price. So when you tell them you’re gonna be jail, then deported and then your boat is going to be sold to someone who wants it and that’s going to do right about it I guarantee you they will make a move and do the right thing. That’s the way to be strong Africa. And that’s the way to be strong Gambians and the Gambian Gov Leaders, this makes me proud! Excellent

[@snapsoon4302]

I will always love Gambia. I pray they will sort out all the issues. Gambia deserves love always.

[@biceali7212]

Keep exposing them bro we need all the voices we can get, no politics just love for the Gambia and the Gambians.

[@Thewater9766]

Simply brilliantly coverage of such an important issue. You deserve the a Nobel prize.

[@yombehm4098]

Thanks Nyang for the great work u doing for the country. I pray that the Almighty Allah continue to strengthen u n bless our Gambia with more people like u so that it stays clean and healthy for the population.

[@TheSistaShaniceShow]

Well done for highlighting this story. I agree, Gambian Creeks are no place for Chinese wrecked and dilapidated fishing vessels to dock and the government needs to take immediate action to ensure they are removed, promto. They could never even dream of doing this in British waters so why should they be allowed to do so in the Gambia? They show absolutely no respect to Africa. Gambia must protect its fish population and make the Creek a protected Zone.

[@ezydoesit1158]

More power to you💯

[@otsuspyre1841]

Terrible.

[@justicejay8937]

My Respect for you grows daily for you have Love for your Country and nothing shall STOP you brother Nyang. We are Behind you all day everyday.

[@pamodoumboob7236]

Thank you for this Mr. Njie

[@mahamadoufofana33]

Nice love it thank you bro

[@ang8852]

Excellent jobs there. Good initiative that will spread over the all continent. No doubt Africa will rise up!

[@samedarbo3109]

Thank you may be loving Gambian brother🇬🇲✊🏾✊🏾

[@humble7279]

thanks for the love you have for our lovely country keep up the good work we need a patriotic gambian like you who's for the greater good of the country not self gain

[@KwameGH]

This is the work every African should be doing in their native country. Big ups to you bro. I love content like this. You’re doing nothing but stating the truth of the matter. Keep it coming

[@dawdajawo6303]

Keep it up we are seen the good work u doing for Gambia thanks bro

[@kevsim4371]

Hi N yang, I have been watching your Videos for some time and just wanted to say they are some of the most professionally presented KZbin documentaries I have seen on the Gambia , very informative , and the subjects are critical to the economic well-being of the Gambia. As a British Black Caribbean I decided to make the Gambia my home in the very near future after my 4th visit to the Gambia at the beginning 2020.. and hope to meet with you in person on my return. Kind regards Kevin

[@DJ-wl1wt]

Good morning Mr Njie, thank you for the great video. From my own experience, I've been fishing in Gambia for 15 years, I can confirm that. Fish stocks have decreased significantly in recent years. The fishing trawlers are one of the reasons and illegal net fishing in the mangroves. The mangroves need better protection. That you get a better overview of this wonderful place and the people, you should take a boat with your family and go for a river and fishing trip. If you are interested, please contact SeaBoy, Mister Cessay or Babu at Denton Bridge. We invite you and your family. Thank you. Dirk from Germany

[@girlinagale]

Sea Boy, Mr Cesay and Babu, wishing them well. Babu ran the café bar at the water's edge I think, lovely man. I spent the summer there in 2004.

[@leuufbuss6808]

Keep up the fight for our people.

[@foodlovers2771]

Great job and respect for your tireless effort Mr Nyang Njie 👏👍🙏

[@dawdajawo6303]

Thanks Mr Njie we love u thanks my god be with u bro

[@PAIKUN.]

Nice documentary bro! The quality is amazing!

[@jaganab]

Ben Galle all they are saying are not trues lies lies they don't care I fished in Angolan sea I know good government controll there water but not those selfish ones thanks mr Injie keep it

[@paousounjai6967]

Gambia need people like you Njieya

[@gambianice]

Apart from the obvious and main problem -----> CORRUPTION. Another issue here is enforcement. The Gambian coast guard is severly underfunded and lacks the necessary capabilities to be able to tackle these huge boats. There needs to be a properly coordinated marine command unit that is actively patrolling our waters, that way they can enforce the laws. But the powers that be also know that it does not favour them or probably just lack the foresight to understand the far-reaching consequences of their greedy actions. Great job as always Nyang, keep shining the light.

[@mambintasaidy6870]

Thanks Mr Njie u we recommend ur patriotism Allah bless u, Barrow is a total mess 4 our dear mother land but very few months time will b done with him inshallah

[@thrillofliberation2056]

Good video. Sadly that dock is still there in the creek at the fishmeal facility and large boats do still dock there......

[@francisekowdeheer4400]

Very commendable effort. Keep it up

[@monjie7561]

@Nyang Njie Thank you bro for always speaking truth to power! If we have more people like you the Gambia will be a better country.

[@ensayang7637]

Thank you

[@kevblack43]

amazing work this movie, respect!

[@girlinagale]

Does Sina still run her restaurant at Denton Bridge? Good memories of anchoring there on my little 27' sailing boat, great people there in 2004.

[@cathysilver752]

Thanks once again brother. 🙏

[@paousounjai6967]

Well spoken Mr Njie Allah bless you. Shame on James. Sad.

[@unwind1183]

Yes. Their must be boundaries Put in place for foreigners in what is allowed..there acting as if it belongs to them. And not showing any consideration of how it kept up. ..China is polluted. Don’t let them destroy Africa’s agricultural environment

[@Kingsaul_skb]

Si now gambian sea has now becoming boats garage any spoiled boat breaks they ship it to to the Gambia this need to stop blie wake up Gambia..❤🇬🇲✊🏿💯

[@yombehm4098]

It's high time for Gambians to say no to development ideas that don't benefit the nationals instead jeopardize the wellbeing of its people.

[@ElimanGibba]

Curious what the ministry of fisheries response is to your questions.

[@lonnirenee7645]

Well. The Gambia government allows it. That's why we get treated the way we do. I hope one day the future African leaders have some balls to tell the colonizers to leave us the HELL alone.

[@heathertea2704]

Found your channel by accident & I'm SO GLAD. So sorry this HORRIFIC behavior is allowed 2 happen in Gambia.😡

[@mariosambou6819]

If I had it my way the Chinese will never be in our waters.

[@ousmandampha6545]

you are quite right brother the government has fail us special this current one good job for your good citizenship thank you

[@janetnjie8318]

This is so sad, most Gambians are just about managing to get by and are not greedy people 😩

[@zzzmlj8745]

My respect goes out you brother, all you are talking about is the real fact, the government has to do something......

[@ElimanGibba]

Can you talk to the MP of the region ?

[@YouTubeBlueButterflies]

I am here in the United States, we are at war, what can I do to help? Thanks

[@GreenOrchid9]

I wish to swim in those beautiful waters🌅⛱⛵⏰Afrika must unite🎶🎵🎶2021y those old boats should be salvaged and repurposed by locals, the emgines cou be used for something💥🌅⏰

[@kingray-x4992]

These oysters are very important because these can clean up the water to keep clean now Chinese and Europeans ate these it affect a water are dirty because of less oysters 🦪 without knowing about oysters 🦪 are keep water clean

[@NjieSeedy]

Informative but are the Government actually doing anything to resolve and move the Chinese out and clear up the contamination around the quay cleanse the area and improve for our health and those that rely on it for work

[@suntemple3121]

I am a black African American man living in America, it is your Government responsibility to force them to pay fines leave Gambia or lose their license to fish in Gambia. Also this is the way your country can make money, in America if something like this happened there are fines that a person or company that broke the law will have to pay. In America we have what is called the U.S. Coast Guard, and they Patrol the borders patrolling the waters for people selling drugs, or trying to get things illegally into America and the U.S. Coast Guard will do this day and night. The US Coast Guard uses boats, cars, helicopters, or airplanes to protect America's borders. Also foreign ship will carry in their "BALLAST WATER" diseases that can kill the fish and animals in your water. If Gambia cannot make them move then China owns Gambia.

[@jattanjie4045]

Why this but here

[@babukarsanneh8271]

What this police woman is saying is that we have to be doing good and be one family like the way it is before

[@otsuspyre1841]

Great. Someone is in The Gambia highlighting this, while the trolls attack repat AAs, Gambians claim your waters. Form a political action committee (PAC) wth some of the 388 million Gambians remit back to The Gambia every year, exert some influence over your government. Just like the non Black foreigners who are stealing your lifeline (fish) are doing. Peace.

[@decosh4923]

Youths of Gambia standup now and make a change for the betterment of the country..those Chinese investors are just there to destroy the environment and lively hood of the people.

[@popujamhjamh9120]

The governments that loves their own people will never let this shit be happen!!, only hungry people are working on this government.

[@ezydoesit1158]

See them with our flag 🚩 on their boat top

[@yushuaissa467]

How was it invaded? Greedy politicians and corrupt government officials. 2 Timothy 3 : 1 - 4

[@samedarbo3109]

Most of our leaders they are selfies.

[@jaganab]

You right I greed with you our government are selfish not sleeping government

[@babukarsanneh8271]

This makes me feel bad am so angry about what is happening in my country the Gambia? And all African country China's have to go back

[@mansamusa1004]

These commercial fishing vessels has no place at oyster creek bridge, they threatening our livelihood and the nature at large. Ducking here directly will cover there dubious fishing activities and prevent them from being monitored. In all, i wish they never existed in our waters because our fish is depleting very fast.

[@nealhurwitz]

terrible...