UDP leader Ousainou Darboe has disclosed young men of the UDP will continue to provide security for him when he becomes president-elect.
Speaking exclusive to West Coast Radio on the Coffee Time with Peter Gomez show, Mr Darboe responded to a question of the constitution not providing any law regarding a president-elect including his security and safety.
But Mr Darboe said: “I am not worried about it. Because I am currently having my security, looked after by members of our party, young men of our party and these young men of our party will continue to provide security for me when I’m president-elect.
“I expect, in the ordinary course of things, that in a true democracy, president-elect will be provided with all the necessary state security and it should be so. In fact the president-elect I expect, you give him security briefings from the heads of the various security agencies.
“Because this is the government coming in. So you have to get them properly briefed on things, on issues so that when they come they will know that [for example] in the ministry of interior these are probably some of the burning issues.”
