Banjul: President Barrow admires the Mayor Lowe's heartwarming encounter with schoolchildren

Mayor Malick Lowe of Banjul has engaged with young ambassadors from The Marina International School, igniting a moment of innocent admiration for President Adama Barrow.

The occasion, orchestrated by school board member Justice Omar Mbye, unfolded with gratitude towards educators and parents.

The mayor’s engagement with these budding minds took an unexpected turn when a spirited 7-year-old girl expressed her profound admiration for President Barrow’s dedication.

The young enthusiast, captivated by the president’s tireless presence in the news, innocently declared, “Tell the president I want to marry him.”

For this young observer, the constant media coverage surrounding President Barrow’s activities following The Gambia’s hosting of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) symbolized unwavering commitment and sacrifice.

Her innocent curiosity highlighted the impact of current events on young minds, drawing attention to the President’s recent high-profile engagements.

Mayor Lowe expressed deep appreciation for the enthusiasm and insight displayed by the school’s students, acknowledging their potential as future leaders.

The encounter not only showcased the Mayor’s connection with the community but also shed light on the aspirations and perceptions of The Gambia’s youngest citizens towards national leadership.

This heartwarming exchange serves as a testament to the lasting impact of civic engagement on the youth, underlining the importance of nurturing their awareness and involvement in shaping the nation’s future.