UDP leader Ousainou Darboe was personally on the ground on Thursday for campaign telling his supporters UDP is the only party that can restore the hopes of citiens.
Mr Darboe had missed UDP’s campaign’s second leg for the most part due to a leg injury but he defied every odd on Thursday to attend UDP’s final rally in Bakoteh.
Speaking there, Mr Darboe, 73, said: “We have to restore the hopes of our young people and it’s only United Democratic Party that can do that for you. Our determination to restore the hopes of the Gambian people has been tested over time.
“A lot of us would happened surrendered if we were doing this just for the show. The mission has to be accomplished and you Gambians will accomplish that mission.”
Saturday’s poll will feature Darboe and five other candidates with Darboe’s fiercest opponent now set to be incumbent President Adama Barrow who is seeking a second term.
