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The UDP leader Ousainu Darboe has called on President Adama Barrow to establish a special criminal court to fight against corruption and stop making statements that only irritate or further divide Gambians.
Addressing a group of purported NPP supporters who claimed to have cross-carpeted to the UDP, Darboe said the president should concentrate on fighting against corruption and mismanagement of public funds.
According to the UDP leader, the government should stop using the Anti-corruption commission as an excuse for their failure to put up a strong resistance against corruption.
“It is unbelievable that we are still talking about not having an anti-corruption commission when there are an anti-corruption commission in 2012 which with all its imperfections can be utilized; and we also have Economic Crime Act. All those Acts are intended to curb corruption and the president also has the powers to establish a special criminal court to fight corruption.
“I urge the president to focus on those issues and if he does that, we will join him in the fight,” he noted.
According to Darboe, president barrow is losing respect among his own people because of people like Dou Sanno . Darboe condemned Mr Sanno’s recent comments against the late Solo Sandeng.
Darboe said for the president’s deputy political adviser to say that Gambians should avoid making the mistake Solo Sandeng made in 2016 was disrespectful, because solo sacrifice his entire life to free this country.
“I want to tell President Barrow that his decent minded people are alienating him because of the irritating audios his deputy political adviser is releasing. But Dou Sanno should know that it is Solo Sandeng’s sacrifice that lead to the change he said.
He said Gambian’s should stop blaming each other and focus on reconciliation because the country is crying for reconciliation.
If people voted for you and you are serving the general public you should be mindful of the words you say. Said Darboe
He welcomed the NPP supporters from Sanyang to the party and challenged them to be ambassadors of the party.
UDP doesn’t encourage confrontation. I want to take this advantage to tell the Gambian people that the UDP will never hide behind any individual or group – whatever we want to do we will do it,” he concluded.