Anticipation builds as President Barrow prepares to address Gambian National Assembly
On Thursday, June 27, 2024, at 10:00 A.M., President Adama Barrow will deliver a highly anticipated State of the Nation address to the National Assembly at the assembly building in Banjul.
As the date approaches, Gambians are expressing a mix of expectations and concerns about the forthcoming speech.
Public Reactions
Kawsu Koringbaa Sanyang commented, “Bring the draft constitution back in its original form.”
Abba Manneh expressed eager anticipation, stating, “Waiting for your well-deserving and heart-touching speeches. The most peaceful President in Africa.”
Abdoulie Jabang echoed the call for constitutional reform, saying, “We need the Draft constitution in its original form. Ten years is enough for any President. There’s life after Presidency.”
Bubacarr Bah Parawol voiced his excitement, “Waiting for the anticipated day, your Excellency Sir, on your maiden address to the nation.”
LC Jallow emphasized the need for decorum among assembly members, “The commander in chief himself… Members, make sure you observe decorum and stop your childish arguments.”
As Gambians await President Barrow’s address, key issues such as constitutional reform and governance are at the forefront of public discourse. The President’s speech is expected to address these and other critical national matters, setting the tone for The Gambia’s future direction.
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