Give us Market or Leave us alone Serekunda Women Refuses Resist The Gambia

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[@madyceesay5329]

This is wrong the government should allocate place for them first and then force them out

[@Pepe55590]

Why??? People choose this president,but now they want old one

[@paboyblacka]

I agree

[@amadoujallow6994]

This shows how the public has more power,than this weak government. They need to get to grips with this country, otherwise what's the use of laws?

[@jkamara77]

Its high time the president comes out and speak to the nation...maybe that will help ease the situation. When you fight the women, many homes will stay in hunger andany children may not go to school because there is no transport and lunch for them. 90% of most homes are the woman behind the steering and ridung on the wheels to support in school fees, feeling of the children, medical etc, though there are few responsible men too. Let's think twice, whats happening nay have a huge impact in the society

[@craigr4763]

As a foreign visitor to Gambia, may I say that you are absolutely right. The women do so much of the work and they need to earn! They're not getting support elsewhere. Are their children supposed to starve? Watching this happening is madness. I wish more of you would stand up.

[@1GratefulSlave.]

May Allah(swt) bring ease to the affairs of Gambian Women. Ameen

[@SmillingCoast-xl3li]

Adama barrow your government is so corrupt. This is a big shame and disgrace. Are u not hearing the cries of your people. You already living good life with your family. This poor Gambians are living a hell of a life. Don't forget that nothing last forever

[@Amari-Leman]

Survival of fittest…create market for them…solution.

[@alieubadara5024]

Investigation is needed on that officer that collect 350 from the women

[@momodoulaminbadjie6273]

The fact is y the asking is poor vendors tax everyday dayly basic en juz decide one day to remove them all frm the place were they usually sale their stuffs en not giving them a place to sell very stupid idea frm the government

[@abdouliejallow3980]

move the sandeka there it will be one of the Serakonda car park

[@blackbeauty4541]

Go inside the market Period. You just want easy sales.

[@jkamara77]

Have you visited the market? You could be one of those that has none of your relatives affected by this exercise. Have you provided a space already for them? What you should have done first is what you may do last and may never or even do it.

[@abdouliejallow3980]

A lot of empty markets KMC and west coast why selling on the roads?

[@MohammedGye-zm6kn]

Tax dodging Queen Sheebas

[@ebrimacamara3051]

Stop been disturbing Gambian to charging daily survives

[@blackbeauty4541]

Let the women take a picture of the people taking rates from them for evidence.

[@batchsambajallow5739]

These women should respect the law. Where is their faith. In Islam when the speak we listen. How muslim are we gambians.

[@SmillingCoast-xl3li]

What laws those enforcing the laws are all thief's. They already have good life. What are they doing for the poor Gambians

[@MohammedGye-zm6kn]

Well said