Revisiting and Arresting in Pipeline The Gambia

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[@SuperVv69]

Great work

[@africanos9399]

Fellow Gambians lets wake up and support this task force,.

[@mikebarton]

03:00 look in the background at that advertising billboard...and ask which, that sign or this woman's stall, impinges more on the "road corridor"...

[@facethetruth8190]

Wow this is the most consistent and determined task force I have ever witnessed in all the days of my life..I bet most people are betting on how long can this operation last and be effective since Gambia is known for its complacency and it's Nature of Compromising situation and leniency which gives people an open door to set their own rules without taking sole responsibility for their actions and thereby evading accoutability only to bear the risk of facing their personal consequences of their actions. Enforcing the Law and imposing rules and regulations is common practices worldwide and everyone is fully aware of that because that is how societies are well conducted, organized and function as civilized Nation thereby making people become productive to their communities because of rules and boundaries been established on the ground for people to abide by as their role and civic duties.. Gambia is no different but it seems like it has been turned into every man's or woman's Island 🏝 each person setting it's own rules like is nobody's business or prerogative and people do whatever suits them in total disregard of the Law of the Land..This is definitely New and improved Gambia..I feel for those who are been affected by this but change is inevitable and necessary sometimes for us to progress as a Nation..People have the obligation to respect HOW a country is run or governed and should learn to cope and be an abiding Law citizens and residents of that country or just face the full extent of the Law..

[@elizabethsonko3714]

Very good comment. Gambians seem to think that any rules and regulations do not apply to them, so they are free to do whatever they choose. Only when they get caught out that is the time they will start crying and demanding that the law is on their side. Trying to convince them to believe otherwise is almost impossible. Just look at serekunda as one example.

[@facethetruth8190]

@@elizabethsonko3714 Yes it is rather unfortunate situation and a bad habit for us as a Nation.. As Gambians, we have been spoiled by our 1st Republic when we got our Independence.. Our first President Sir Kairaba allowed us to enjoyed not only to have our full Independence but gave us way too much Freedom and PEACE, and that's were it all started and Gambia has never been the same ever since and was known for it's peaceful Nature and freedom..His name KAIRABA in our local Mandinka language means AMPLE PEACE and furthermore if ones read our NATIONAL ANTHEM you will see Freedom spelled out in black and white..Now you see why we as Gambians are in big trouble for not able to comply with rules and regulations...This is not an excuse but that is the HARDFACT and I am sure among other reasons be known or unknown to us as Gambians. If you are a Gambian maybe you can share what you know historically 😉..

[@facethetruth8190]

@@elizabethsonko3714 I gave you a simple history as to why we became this way but seems like someone might have not wanted others to know how we became this way as a Nation..Oh well some people have hard time accepting and facing the TRUTH..

[@saidjama4581]

Watching from somalia

[@ebrimanjie7722]

I love Somalians ❤

[@TokyoExpress867]

Watching from Nagasaki

[@stephanienwadieiiamhybasia]

Not the old woman reporting the man? She has rocks and dirt? 😂 Too funny 😂.( I make up stories, when I don’t understand what they are saying.)

[@MeeMee-pc6bv]

@Stephaniewadieiiamhybasia the old lady is pleading for the man to stay she is asking the task force to let him stay since the man stand is all the way to her wall not close to the road.

[@mikebarton]

I understand that legal heads are asking since when did these officials have the power of arrest. The legality is now under question.

[@SimonMendy-t8p]

This man have developed his English who notice it

[@mikebarton]

02:40 another livelihood under threat.

[@SmillingCoast-xl3li]

Mr fara fara is now Mr gentle man 😂