By Lamin Njie
Halifa Sallah has said an empty brain cannot change a country, warning that PDOIS doesn’t want supporters who insult.
“A person who insults has no message. An empty brain cannot change a country. We don’t want PDOIS supporerts who insult. If you do, you are not our supporter, go and find another party,” Mr Sallah said at Paradise Suites Hotel today during the launch of Gonga (Truth), a magazine publication by People’s Democratic Organisation for Independence and Socialism that seeks to enlighten Gambians on issues affecting their lives.
At the event, Mr Sallah spoke for nearly two hours starting off by telling the gathering The Gambia is in ‘crisis and it’s a crisis of mindset.’
“We have a nation but we do not agree on which path to take to build a nation where all of us will call our homeland,” Mr Sallah said.
The PDOIS leader added: “Who are we, this is what we are here today to define. What do we own, that is what we are here to identify. What should be our duty, that is what we are here to determine.
“We must take charge of our destiny. But we cannot take charge of our destiny until we know who we are. The Gonga aims to help us to understand who we are.”
