In my own opinion this man is educated. I see some comments that he is under graduate. Because of the colonial language he speaks. Who gives a (F) about that language. Education is not at the school. It’s within the society ✌️let justice guide our actions to ward the common good.
There’s was not tribalism problem in the Gambia until Yahya brought it before end of his time and president Barrow an his party want to used it to separate people of this blessed country but it will never work because Allah don’t want separation so He will not support them on that. One Gambia one people it’s a small country full of love, very good people very nice people and a wonderful cultures as well. May almighty Allah protect our country the Gambia and thumbs up for Mr Sanyang he sounds interested smart and know a lots.
@EvexMybusiness The truth to be told, it was Yayah; that brought tribalism in the Gambia. May Allah forgive him for his shortfalls and his enablers. Until we turn our back on this serious disease Gambia will never go progress.
This man I have high regard and respect for. Don't understand estimate him. He is speaking the truth but nothing but the truth. I wish politicians and so call intellectuals think like him
Mesmerize over how to replicate a machine part or how to refine and process earth resources and careless in what language you're going about it. Creativity needs concerted thinking and the ability to think is not precisely a linguistic endowment. The key to creativity/invention is; imagination, which is different from merely dreaming
@@ElephantMadnesssTv Ce pont est un pont gambien mais pas exclusivement réalisé par la Gambie. Il s'agit d'un financement participatif réalisé par la BAD et les 2 pays. Le projet a été financé conjointement par le Groupe de la Banque (99,07%), le Gouvernement de la Gambie (0,24%) et le Gouvernement du Sénégal (0,69%). Il est appelé Pont de la Sénégambie car il s'agit d'un pont sous-régional dont l'exécution est partagée par les deux pays (bien que le pont soit entièrement sur le territoire gambien). Il a été conçu dans le cadre du désenclavement de l'espace CEDEAO. Il s'agit de faciliter le transport entre la partie nord et la partie sud du Sénégal séparées par la Gambie.
The man is interesting i really like his taughts...he travelled n therefore understand things..people's like him we need...thank you too the interviewer
Gambians need education especially in the rural areas. Everyone in those areas voted for Barrow even though he didn’t present any program to better their lives. We only hear about tribalism when election approaches, why can’t we understand that no president can deport any tribe.
Rural areas cannot make a person to become president in that small country..majority of the votes are kombos..Rural areas some have no voters card and most of them are already travelled
Rural areas cannot make a person to become president in that small country..majority of the votes are kombos..Rural areas some have no voters card and most of them are already travelled
You right but But you need to be also careful about what he is saying. About the bridge he is not right at all. Ce pont est un pont gambien mais pas exclusivement réalisé par la Gambie. Il s'agit d'un financement participatif réalisé par la BAD et les 2 pays. Le projet a été financé conjointement par le Groupe de la Banque (99,07%), le Gouvernement de la Gambie (0,24%) et le Gouvernement du Sénégal (0,69%). Il est appelé Pont de la Sénégambie car il s'agit d'un pont sous-régional dont l'exécution est partagée par les deux pays (bien que le pont soit entièrement sur le territoire gambien). Il a été conçu dans le cadre du désenclavement de l'espace CEDEAO. Il s'agit de faciliter le transport entre la partie nord et la partie sud du Sénégal séparées par la Gambie.
This bridge is a Gambian bridge and that is very clear. Moreover, it is the Gambia which benefits from taxes and all payments for the crossing. Senegal just participated in the construction to facilitate transport and save time for the Senegalese populations on both sides. The two countries worked together to obtain financing from the AfDB, with the support of ECOWAS. That's all. For your information
Tribal hate is well rooted in the heart of Gambians now. Let old man speak with no fear or favour. The wolofs are those who refuses to speak Mandinka. I can attest .
@@MahaJallow-xm7rp whilst Mr Marrong is wrong and doesn't need too point out any particular tribe by name and put the blame on them. Reality is Mr Jallow we are not blind of the hypocrisy of some people whom happen to be fulas trying to take whatever side is against wolofs in Senegal and whatever side is against mandinkas in gambia. We are not stupid and have noticed to you guys rushing involving yourself in this because of your own political interests. your so called help is not genuine and even a blind man can see it. The next time go deal with your own tribal issues with mandinkas, wolofs, dogons, Jolas, susus, Igbo and yoruba, Akan people etc from nigeria to Gambia. Nobody believes this so called fake love and protection, focus on dealing with your own tribe calling every dark skinned person a machewdo then come back and talk about other people and even then its none of your business. It's between these two ethnicities not your ethnicity. you won't see no mandinka or wolof involving themselves between fulas and igbos or fulas and dogon. you should do the same.
@@ElephantMadnesssTv You right but But you need to be also careful about what he is saying. About the bridge he is not right at all. Ce pont est un pont gambien mais pas exclusivement réalisé par la Gambie. Il s'agit d'un financement participatif réalisé par la BAD et les 2 pays. Le projet a été financé conjointement par le Groupe de la Banque (99,07%), le Gouvernement de la Gambie (0,24%) et le Gouvernement du Sénégal (0,69%). Il est appelé Pont de la Sénégambie car il s'agit d'un pont sous-régional dont l'exécution est partagée par les deux pays (bien que le pont soit entièrement sur le territoire gambien). Il a été conçu dans le cadre du désenclavement de l'espace CEDEAO. Il s'agit de faciliter le transport entre la partie nord et la partie sud du Sénégal séparées par la Gambie.
Ecowas is taking us backwards! They need to leave because the reason why the leader is refusing to step down is because he knows he’s getting protected by Ecowas and they had no reason to be in the Gambia atm.
@@SulaymanNjie-nk2yk You right but But you need to be also careful about what he is saying. About the bridge he is not right at all. Ce pont est un pont gambien mais pas exclusivement réalisé par la Gambie. Il s'agit d'un financement participatif réalisé par la BAD et les 2 pays. Le projet a été financé conjointement par le Groupe de la Banque (99,07%), le Gouvernement de la Gambie (0,24%) et le Gouvernement du Sénégal (0,69%). Il est appelé Pont de la Sénégambie car il s'agit d'un pont sous-régional dont l'exécution est partagée par les deux pays (bien que le pont soit entièrement sur le territoire gambien). Il a été conçu dans le cadre du désenclavement de l'espace CEDEAO. Il s'agit de faciliter le transport entre la partie nord et la partie sud du Sénégal séparées par la Gambie.
I agree! Because tribalism is a complete hindrance, That STOP growth and development of ANY Nation. If every tribe come to gather to donate what they can without any criticism to purchase concrete or asphalt To build better roads in Gambia. Then allow everyone that’s willing and capable of labor to volunteer their time and hard work to create beautiful road structures. Would be the most fulfilling attribute that the people of Gambia themselves will live to appreciate in harmony. Because they would be able to witness what they have created together everyday of their lives. And for the record STOP asking people who are Not African to help you. Please allow all Africans all over the earth to donate the money they can for the Gambian construction. And remember that Cash App or APPLE PAY Is a direct way to receive donated funding to purchase the supplies that needed. The people of should be willing to come together and donate their time and hard work for free. Those that work for free award should be free houses that they help work to build for themselves eventually. The agreement and contract will be everyone will work together until everyone who participates houses are built up to livable modern standard.
This man get sense and have a lot to say about Gambia. Sadly Gambians wouldn’t take him serious.. i wished people give him ears 👂🏾 and take an action for development of our home land, and our youths future
But you need to be also careful about what he is saying. About the bridge here is this is the true reality "Ce pont est un pont gambien mais pas exclusivement réalisé par la Gambie. Il s'agit d'un financement participatif réalisé par la BAD et les 2 pays. Le projet a été financé conjointement par le Groupe de la Banque (99,07%), le Gouvernement de la Gambie (0,24%) et le Gouvernement du Sénégal (0,69%). Il est appelé Pont de la Sénégambie car il s'agit d'un pont sous-régional dont l'exécution est partagée par les deux pays (bien que le pont soit entièrement sur le territoire gambien). Il a été conçu dans le cadre du désenclavement de l'espace CEDEAO. Il s'agit de faciliter le transport entre la partie nord et la partie sud du Sénégal séparées par la Gambie."
Man he is all right Gambians need to start teaching our new generation kids about us the gambia we already independent from the white world but still losing control over it the things is mandinka wollof need to be taught in our schools, now days peoples in Gambia are so delusional to extend of forgetting where they came from be proud to be who you are as a person from a beautiful nation like our Gambia our homeland our motherland with the smiling face in the people like the coast of it Stay strong fams
Ce pont est un pont gambien mais pas exclusivement réalisé par la Gambie. Il s'agit d'un financement participatif réalisé par la BAD et les 2 pays. Le projet a été financé conjointement par le Groupe de la Banque (99,07%), le Gouvernement de la Gambie (0,24%) et le Gouvernement du Sénégal (0,69%). Il est appelé Pont de la Sénégambie car il s'agit d'un pont sous-régional dont l'exécution est partagée par les deux pays (bien que le pont soit entièrement sur le territoire gambien). Il a été conçu dans le cadre du désenclavement de l'espace CEDEAO. Il s'agit de faciliter le transport entre la partie nord et la partie sud du Sénégal séparées par la Gambie.
It's true, a lot of Mandinka buys don't want or for them only that language exists. I'm with some guys friends for a long time who don't understand Wolof. but the interesting thing is when I heard one of them said he do'nt wan to spek anothre langue
really Mr Ba In fact fulas in Senegal even demonstrated and marched against wolof language, they even stated openly that, the language wolof is not a real language we all have those fulas recorded saying this and some of them came into gambia with that same mentality. Now i suggest you check your own community and leave your politically driven motivation behind. Your whole claim is ridiculous, the reality is that mandibkas are the only tribe that is wide spread in every region in Gambia, but some fo you guys grew up in Banjul or Serrekunda then walk into other regions and expect them to speak whatever you are speaking. Lets reverse the question can people go to Dakar or any wolof dominated area and expect them to know mandinka or Jola or sarakule or whatever language. The demonstration against wolof language by fulas during Wades time was done by fulas and its welll documented and your community got their own business community that is tribe based and they sit every sunday and decide the prices of what things are gonna be and the interesting thing is they won't allow you to be a part of it unless you are a fula. all of these are facts and i can post the dates and write exactly where people are to find out about these incidents and communities if you dare to dispute it.
This bridge is a Gambian bridge but not exclusively made by the Gambia. It is a crowfunded financing made by the ADB and the 2 countries. The project was jointly financed by the Bank Group (99.07%), the Government of Gambia (0.24%) and the Government of Senegal (0.69%). It is called Senegambia Bridge because it is a sub-regional bridge whose execution is shared by the two countries (although the bridge is entirely within Gambian territory). It was designed as part of opening up the ECOWAS region. This is to facilitate transportation between the northern and southern part of Senegal separated by Gambia.
Here is this is the true reality "Ce pont est un pont gambien mais pas exclusivement réalisé par la Gambie. Il s'agit d'un financement participatif réalisé par la BAD et les 2 pays. Le projet a été financé conjointement par le Groupe de la Banque (99,07%), le Gouvernement de la Gambie (0,24%) et le Gouvernement du Sénégal (0,69%). Il est appelé Pont de la Sénégambie car il s'agit d'un pont sous-régional dont l'exécution est partagée par les deux pays (bien que le pont soit entièrement sur le territoire gambien). Il a été conçu dans le cadre du désenclavement de l'espace CEDEAO. Il s'agit de faciliter le transport entre la partie nord et la partie sud du Sénégal séparées par la Gambie."
The guy is die hard aprc Gambia don’t need barrow n all the rest of the parties We need young n creative minds to move the country like Senegal not some hungry folks
I'm in awe about the fact that some so-called Gambians think this man is wrong in the comment section. "It is definitely not the eyes that are blind but the hearts "
@@ElephantMadnesssTvto gather common interest for the better for all, you need a human resource with honest, good, clean practical ideas. Development is borne by collective thought process and real meaningful creative actions. Sure i respect citizens with real good concerns. Agree with him all the way. Don't know one bit about him but who cares about what other than what he delivered
Which of the languages. This is exactly the problem with Gambia. You need one language that everyone speaks. Stick with the English as that’s what is taught in school
Another desperate APRC sympathizer, Jammeh is gone and he’ll not come back again just deal with it. The issue isn’t wolof and mandinka, one is barely 10% and the other is 40%. The main issue with Gambia is normalized corruption within our institutions and the overall backwardness of our population.
Jammeh is gone but Gambia remains in abject poverty due to tribalism, nepotism and corruption many just let things slide just for peace if not there won’t be any thing call smiling cost of the Gambia. We all the greedy ones who thinks Gambia was created for them only 😂😂😂
The Government are not trying at all roads development they depend on but not Agriculture and that should be their first priority these mbahal Cabinet are not serious at all.
You talk a lot of sense but i can see your a jammeh fan from listening to you but yahya jammeh was no better , JAMMEH WAS THE FRYING PAN , BARROW IS THE FIRE and UDP WILL BE THE DEEPER FIRE , That's if they ever come to power god forbid
Greed is the main problem because some us thinks Gambia was created for a specific group people for that reason Gambia will never develop 😂we will forever remain the way are if don’t unite as one people and stop the nepotism and tribalism
About the bridge the man is not right at all. Ce pont est un pont gambien mais pas exclusivement réalisé par la Gambie. Il s'agit d'un financement participatif réalisé par la BAD et les 2 pays. Le projet a été financé conjointement par le Groupe de la Banque (99,07%), le Gouvernement de la Gambie (0,24%) et le Gouvernement du Sénégal (0,69%). Il est appelé Pont de la Sénégambie car il s'agit d'un pont sous-régional dont l'exécution est partagée par les deux pays (bien que le pont soit entièrement sur le territoire gambien). Il a été conçu dans le cadre du désenclavement de l'espace CEDEAO. Il s'agit de faciliter le transport entre la partie nord et la partie sud du Sénégal séparées par la Gambie.
His making sense but people are just talking about his poor English and making can't talk fluent in an interview like how his bringing up interesting issues affecting the society and The Gambia general
He's making sense but not all what he said. How dare he'll question us who Yahya Jammeh killed. And talking about not speaking another language doesn't have anything to do with tribalism.
this is very sad you are forcing yourself to speak a language that you cannot speak well why can't you speak your own language and your people will understand you very well this only happened in our Africa and it is very sad
@@ElephantMadnesssTvOmar jallow the most educated and Welsh in the Gambia is not those nonsense hypocrite so call educated guys o j is ok Mey he soul rest in peace ameen
