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i won't even use "am going to come soon", i don't waste my time and saliva, "coming soon" is what i use, sharp sharp, no dulling.

Where is Fiat and Citroen?

How will the Governor see the suffering of the masses when he's busy watching Africa Magic inside.

The Gambia is one of Africa's smallest countries and, unlike many of its west Africa neighbours, has enjoyed long spells of stability since independence.
President Yahya Jammeh ruled the country with an iron fist after seizing power in a bloodless coup in 1994. His 22-year rule appeared to come to an end in 2016 when he was defeated in a shock election result by the main opposition candidate, Adama Barrow, but Mr Jammeh declared a state of emergency and refused to step down.
Stability has not translated into prosperity. Despite the presence of the Gambia River, which runs through the middle of the country, only one-sixth of the land is arable and poor soil quality has led to the predominance of one crop - peanuts.
Tourism is an important source of foreign exchange, as is the money sent home by Gambians living abroad. Most visitors are drawn to the resorts that occupy a stretch of the Atlantic coast.

LEADER
President-elect: Adama Barrow



Adama Barrow defeated longtime President Yahya Jammeh in a shock election result in December 2016.
Mr Barrow, a property developer, ended Yahya Jammeh's 22-year authoritarian rule by winning more than 45% of the vote.
A member of the United Democratic Party, during his election campaign Mr Barrow pledged to revive the country's economy.

President: Yahya Jammeh



Yahya Jammeh seized power in 1994 as a young army lieutenant.
He won four largely criticised multi-party elections and faced down several coup attempts before suffering a shock election defeat at the hands of opposition candidate Adama Barrow in 2016. He refused to step down, and declared a state of emergency.
A controversial leader, he raised eyebrows early in 2007 when he claimed that he could cure AIDS with herbs and bananas.
Mr Jammeh's government has been criticised by international rights groups for its attitude to civil liberties, especially ahead of the December 2016 presidential election.
He called homosexuals ''vermin'' in 2014 and said the government would deal with them as it would malaria-carrying mosquitoes.
Opposition forces attempted a coup during his absence abroad in December 2014, but security forces remained loyal to the president.

MEDIA


The government has been accused of failing to properly investigate the killing of journalist Deyda Hydra in 2004

A "pervasive climate of fear" forces most journalists to practice self-censorship or flee the country, according to Reporters Without Borders (RSF).
The law provides for jail for libel or sedition. Freedom House notes that journalists are regularly arrested on "flimsy and superficial" charges.
State-run Radio Gambia broadcasts tightly-controlled news, which is relayed by private radio stations. Radio Internationale is available on FM in Banjul.
The government operates the only national TV station and blocks critical websites.
Many news websites and blogs are based overseas and some are run by exiled journalists, according to Freedom House.

TIMELINE
Some key dates in Gambia's history:


Sir Dauda Jawara was The Gambia's leader from independence in 1965 until he was ousted in 1994

1889 - Present boundaries of The Gambia set by agreement between Britain and ; five years later it becomes a British protectorate until its independence in 1965.
1982 - The Gambia and Senegal form a loose confederation called Senegambia, which collapses in 1989.
1994 - Lieutenant Yahya Jammeh takes over the country in a coup. He is elected president two years later in a vote that three major political parties were barred from taking part in. He goes on to win three more elections and defeat several coup attempts.
2013 - President Jammeh announces Gambia's withdrawal from the Commonwealth, describing it as a "neo-colonial institution". Critics say the move was prompted by wide-spread international condemnation over the government's human rights violations.
2015 - President Jammeh declares the country an Islamic republic to break from the country's "colonial legacy".
2016 - President Jammeh's 22-year-rule seems to draw to close after shock election defeat by Adama Barrow.

Source: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-13376517

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Take it or leave it, Americans like to shuffle.

NIGERIA- Buy device for N35,000, Install with N5,000, Vehicle registration and licence, N50,000, New tyres,N15,000(min) per one,Buy fuel (in Lagos), N145 per litre, Access dollar, N450 per dollar Less Family upkeep and other responsibilities. Life Expectancy:- 52 years, Infrastructure:- Poor

Conclusion:- Using Chi-square method.

ALARMING!

Men! you get mind o. With that man in the middle, i would have jumped off the train.

Wow! so Lagos has a deputy governor! Imagine!!!

That is what happens to "Arinka"

ECOWAS, Nigeria still dey owe u $694,000 in levies and dues, you've not collected that, nah another person u dey fight for. Ayua!

Papa Ajasco is growing old, we need young people like you to take up the role

Please how does a crocodile smile looks like? Anybody?

The man in blue top looks like Lie Mohammed

Ask Dino Melaye

Lawmakers love to do things with impunity in this country. Another advance padding they call bill.

With which soup abeg or was it barbecue?

Reminds me of Idi-Amin Dada

Are these the fools and cowards we elected as lawmakers? Gosh! i weep for democracy in Nigeria.

Every head of parastatals in Nigeria are always looking for ways to extort Nigerians.From plate number changes to stickers to expired tyres to speed device, always extorting whereas all the FRSC vehicles on the road are not road worthy in the first place.

Is he displaying the phone or taking a selfie?

That's why mechanics can't make heaven, they try to eat all their rewards on earth. "Just thinking loud"

How much is the gun? How much is the bullet? How much is the debt? The Bible says "As it is done on earth, so it is done in heaven". Whether you like it or not, you will keep servicing your loan from heaven.

So you waited till the senate committee paid you a visit before raising the alarm, you didn't even pay them a visit? Why din't the embassy flag this many years since the schools' existence. If no Turkish school in Nigeria, what happened to the Nigeria-Turkey bilateral agreement. Why wait till the coup before telling us?

Conversion of vengeance.

Checkpoints gradually resurfacing, extra judicial killings prompting.

And so, one day, their own burial will come too.

Hope those omo oniles have not started eyeing that place. Their great grand father's property.

United States should show their proofs to the world to see cuz as far as it is, it is an allegation which needs to be proven. Only gullible Nigerians will act on allegations. Everyone blaming the senators should get facts and evidences from the two parties before judging. Nobody is saying they are innocent but show us proofs chikena. Must we believe white men all the time.Former president Clinton did worse in his sex scandal and no country cancelled his visa, not even Nigeria. Rubbish

Nne5:
Wicked mother.

Not only that! A wicked wife, a wicked mother-in-law, a wicked grandmother, a wicked neighbour, a wicked.....