Exactly….. when it rains they got to ride to their mansions on muddy roads. But I Loved the Beach Area when I was there in 2019-2020 before the pandemic 😷
Nice video I wish the majority of Gambia could also leave in such houses in a few decades' time. Like I couldn't understand are you riding and taking videos as well? Oh, I always called the Gambia a free Nation, you can make as much noise as you can even on the streets.😀😀
The Gambian government makes every corner of the country looks ugly, I mean just imagine with such beautiful house but yet still there’s no good roads smh 🤦🏾♂️ Gambia, the fact is hard to said but it remains and only someone who knows or traveled to abroad will understand.
keep uploading such videos. Gambia where Artificial Beauty meets Natural Beauty. Watching the video twice @ the same time. It'S littttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt......
That's not your problem as long as the owners are okay with the road this way that's what matters and am sure if you can see very well the road are under contruction. Jealousy and envy is not good try and clean your heart
@@Oscar_Darboe Try and understand something first before commenting nonsense. What he or she is saying is absolutely right whether you like it or not and there’s nothing like jealousy it’s just the fact, this road should be taken care by the useless government not even those residents but you seems like someone who has less EdUcAtIon
@@ms.kizzie6827 Don’t mind him, what you’re trying to say is absolutely right and only someone with a good brain will understand your point, Gambia needs to be developed in all ways just imagine still we’re at the same position and it seems like we’re still in the 80s everything looks bored in The Gambia you can’t even different between the rural and the urban areas everything looks the same smh 🤦🏾♂️
Having bad roads is one way to have a quiet neighborhood, and cars driving less dangerously… I don’t mind. In Europe, cities make intentional bumps to slow down traffic. I love Brufut Heights as it is. Note that most houses in BH have their walls smoothened and painted white, ochre or red, and, sometimes, with a small garden - a beautiful example for the whole country… One thing I’d like to see gone is the garbage dumps.
@@awandimbalan I understand the government should do it but they aren't. Gambians should protest until they do. If they don't change will never come. Also, neighbors should combine resources and fix the roads in their area. Those with money give supplies and those without labor. Like a barter system. The people who use the roads the most will benefit by working together.
Hi bro, am a big fan of yours I do watch your videos anytime I come across them. I have a piece of advice though if you don’t mind? just heard you mention a ‘white guy’ on this video. My opinion will be just say ‘this guy’, because here in Europe is an offence if you are called by your race or colour, it shouldn’t be different in Gambia either. Reason why I’m advising is that your videos are promising and people watch them across the globe and I don’t want you to spoil that goodwill that you already started achieving. I hope you understand my point. It’s your Brother Matarr.
Great ! I noticed NO barbed wire in this neighbourhood ; why barbed wire in middle-class nieghborhoods ? WHERE do the medical doctors and dentists and ownwers of pharmacies live ?
