Well is destruction at the moment not work yet. Is poorly done and more like self destruction, where would the people forcefully removed go to? should that not be a matter of great concern before anything?
That Police Officer is very wise. Manneh doesn’t need to have soldiers following him. The Police are capable of doing that job. Let those soldiers go back to their barracks. Manneh should only be responsible for the main roads and the local authorities to take care of the b roads.
I have watched with disbelief the sad unfolding of events in Brikama, but so far no one is being impartial. This whole Operation Clean the Roads is crucial yet far from perfect. Mistakes are being committed by all sides concerned, from government that though wishes to straighten decades of neglect and decline, yet executes matters in a very incomplete if not incompetent way. Government has been caught up with a tight timeline to put redress to a decades old problem just before the IOC Summit hence having done things too late and with too little time to prepare. First let me focus on government: Government rushed way too fast, not giving sufficient notice to offenders, be they landlords, tenants, vendors and the public. Government should have at least started to notify everyone using organs like the TV' and Radio Stations, Papers, Social Media, Leaflets, Billboards and direct mail to offenders wherever they may be. Furthermore, government like always since Jammeh's days doesn't do anything called Sensitization Campaigns, again using all the organs I mentioned above. Sensitization Campaigns are crucial for any country to inform the public about any given situation affecting the nation. For example I can now cite government's numbness in NOT informing the public about how to use the new highways which for all I know have long since become death-traps for road users all due to a combination of lack of information, incompetence and sheer recklessness. To come back to the road clearance Ops, yes indeed, this should have been done ages ago, but people are people and they do what all uninformed people do, break the law knowingly or unknowingly, so back to square one again. In regards to Brikama, at least one last ditched attempt should have been done, to send the Team to notify verbally or in writing everyone concerned in Brikama about the discrepancies and that the Team would be returning in 48 hours or more to verify that everyone has complied failure to which the State will carry out the dismantling. Then we come to the part that concerns the people and yes, the people too have a share of the blame, human beings are copycats by nature, they see one person breaking the law, they see that the state has done nothing, then they assume that they too can do the same. But the saddest part is that in Gambia there are many who simply don't have the nation at heart nor do they care for the environment or they're simply unaware, they just toss out anything and anywhere hence the results are scary, Gambia now looks like one giant and chaotic trash site, anarchy seems to rule this nation nowadays. OK, now that the commotion has subsided, hopefully everyone will take stock and start doing what they should have done before it all went berserk, in brief, everyone has a responsibility, the state has its share, the people have their share, at the end of the day Gambia is like every other nation, it's a boat, a ship, a vessel, call it what you wish, but since everyone inside Gambian jurisdiction lives in it, then everyone has a vested interest at making of Gambia a better place to live and prosper. Salam.
They literally opperating with no respect. To the councilor. The most hated part of it is disrespecting the Councilors showing power in their hands deem
What I understand in this little Gambia people are lake of jobs And make sure I have to survive were my daily presence me😅😅😅😅😅😅😅nothing can change this country trust me😂😂😂😂 And my second question is people don’t have to blame manneh we have to blame our government because the work should be professional not in to arrogance way Gambia is a very little country look all this local peoples are paying taxes were did the moneys goes each taxes payers moneys should developed there own environment look I live here in Switzerland 🇨🇭 but every community taxes moneys what they use to build there owns environment and even helps them selfs to attack others business for the neaboring villages but we Gambians should be honest to our self rather u are a police oh a army officer commander oh what ever u don’t work for the president u work for Gambians but look we should know this first and stop corruption then clean your heart before you tell some one your heart is not clean we need more knowledge to build our own economy and no one will come from Europe to build our country that’s is sad we should build our own country for our self
Manneh you are wrong you should have communicate with them not them communicating with you because you are the one who come to there area so you should have respect for them reach them talk to them that's what you should have done rather that just come and start doing what you did
The IG has touch my heart by telling the bitter truth to this disappointed citizens Manneh and the team. I'm not a UDPian but i like Yanks Darboe for standing and fight to maintain the truth vibes Yanks. You deserve my vote if you would have been a Candidate
Mr.IG talk to your trouble officers,you all know what you're doing is not correct dissing people's mothers like you came from the sky without no parents ...Bombaclat police
Is only a wise who can appreciate and see the good job you doing manneh...
Well is destruction at the moment not work yet. Is poorly done and more like self destruction, where would the people forcefully removed go to? should that not be a matter of great concern before anything?
I love you, Mr Many 😍❤️ you doing great job I respect you
COMMUNICATION IS KEY IN EVERYTHING !!!!!!!!!
Thank you Commissioner pateh Jallow !!!
I salute you Mr. Inspector. Mane this is a lessons learned gathering
IGP gambian youth are behind you with full respect 🙏🤝
It is incredible that women/women leaders/groups are not part of the conversation/dialogue to discuss & resolve issues relating to their livelihood .
It makes sense mr officer , if there is communication between them then there will be no problem and it will be easy for everyone
The only place you hear the Chairman taking Action is Brikama..... And he is a chairman of the all Area council...
So confidence mr Manneh 😅
It doesn't matter the power vested in you. You still have to engage and respect people's areas OF RESPONSIBILITY. Don't be a valain, Manneh.
Manneh well spoken
Thank you someone commissariat
AiG operation is conscious ❤and we need this type of leaders the inspector general of police mr Touray is a hero on his own ❤we love you IG
Mr maney i love you
Good job
Well spoken IGP GOD bless
That Police Officer is very wise. Manneh doesn’t need to have soldiers following him. The Police are capable of doing that job. Let those soldiers go back to their barracks. Manneh should only be responsible for the main roads and the local authorities to take care of the b roads.
Thank you so much for your conclusion
I have watched with disbelief the sad unfolding of events in Brikama, but so far no one is being impartial. This whole Operation Clean the Roads is crucial yet far from perfect. Mistakes are being committed by all sides concerned, from government that though wishes to straighten decades of neglect and decline, yet executes matters in a very incomplete if not incompetent way. Government has been caught up with a tight timeline to put redress to a decades old problem just before the IOC Summit hence having done things too late and with too little time to prepare. First let me focus on government: Government rushed way too fast, not giving sufficient notice to offenders, be they landlords, tenants, vendors and the public. Government should have at least started to notify everyone using organs like the TV' and Radio Stations, Papers, Social Media, Leaflets, Billboards and direct mail to offenders wherever they may be. Furthermore, government like always since Jammeh's days doesn't do anything called Sensitization Campaigns, again using all the organs I mentioned above. Sensitization Campaigns are crucial for any country to inform the public about any given situation affecting the nation. For example I can now cite government's numbness in NOT informing the public about how to use the new highways which for all I know have long since become death-traps for road users all due to a combination of lack of information, incompetence and sheer recklessness. To come back to the road clearance Ops, yes indeed, this should have been done ages ago, but people are people and they do what all uninformed people do, break the law knowingly or unknowingly, so back to square one again. In regards to Brikama, at least one last ditched attempt should have been done, to send the Team to notify verbally or in writing everyone concerned in Brikama about the discrepancies and that the Team would be returning in 48 hours or more to verify that everyone has complied failure to which the State will carry out the dismantling. Then we come to the part that concerns the people and yes, the people too have a share of the blame, human beings are copycats by nature, they see one person breaking the law, they see that the state has done nothing, then they assume that they too can do the same. But the saddest part is that in Gambia there are many who simply don't have the nation at heart nor do they care for the environment or they're simply unaware, they just toss out anything and anywhere hence the results are scary, Gambia now looks like one giant and chaotic trash site, anarchy seems to rule this nation nowadays. OK, now that the commotion has subsided, hopefully everyone will take stock and start doing what they should have done before it all went berserk, in brief, everyone has a responsibility, the state has its share, the people have their share, at the end of the day Gambia is like every other nation, it's a boat, a ship, a vessel, call it what you wish, but since everyone inside Gambian jurisdiction lives in it, then everyone has a vested interest at making of Gambia a better place to live and prosper. Salam.
Thank you brother good answer
That is my Gambia
❤❤👉🏿 AllAH bless 🤲🏿📿🙏🏿🤗
manneh you are right
Manneh this job you doing may our ppl have marcy on you
Thank you manneh this is the way to answer to a fool, because he wanted to lead you in politic which is not your duty.
May allah 🙏 guide an protect you manneh all love❤
They literally opperating with no respect. To the councilor. The most hated part of it is disrespecting the Councilors showing power in their hands deem
What I understand in this little Gambia people are lake of jobs
And make sure I have to survive were my daily presence me😅😅😅😅😅😅😅nothing can change this country trust me😂😂😂😂
And my second question is people don’t have to blame manneh we have to blame our government because the work should be professional not in to arrogance way Gambia is a very little country look all this local peoples are paying taxes were did the moneys goes each taxes payers moneys should developed there own environment look I live here in Switzerland 🇨🇭 but every community taxes moneys what they use to build there owns environment and even helps them selfs to attack others business for the neaboring villages but we Gambians should be honest to our self rather u are a police oh a army officer commander oh what ever u don’t work for the president u work for Gambians but look we should know this first and stop corruption then clean your heart before you tell some one your heart is not clean we need more knowledge to build our own economy and no one will come from Europe to build our country that’s is sad we should build our own country for our self
excellent statement barak'allahu fik
You can clear the roads but when you endanger innocent people. The Gambia needs to remember that people pay taxes an the citizens have rights as well.
Manneh u are right
MANNEh was thinking that he own Gambia
Manneh is right
Great job mr inspector general. This Manneh guy doesn’t have sense
Very very good you are the best police officer I know in Gambia the oldest they are stupid and wicked
Good work From the Police
Mr Manneh you are not here to represent England but the Gambia so speak our language
Pa modou dooflaa
Stop insulting people parents
what has happened
Off cous this very sad frfr yall
Manneh you are wrong you should have communicate with them not them communicating with you because you are the one who come to there area so you should have respect for them reach them talk to them that's what you should have done rather that just come and start doing what you did
The IG has touch my heart by telling the bitter truth to this disappointed citizens Manneh and the team. I'm not a UDPian but i like Yanks Darboe for standing and fight to maintain the truth vibes Yanks. You deserve my vote if you would have been a Candidate
Clean the road not clean the market or the garage
This maneh 😂 😢😅
Is are not good manneh
Manneh has no respect for the Gambians
mr many you have no respect to our Mother dfntly
Mr manneh is very arrogant n heartless which kind of stupid clear the road is that u Wil regret this I swear
Mr.IG talk to your trouble officers,you all know what you're doing is not correct dissing people's mothers like you came from the sky without no parents ...Bombaclat police