By Dawda Baldeh
President Adama Barrow the National People’s Party’s presidential candidate has told Senegalese private Television 2STV at the State House in Banjul that he is confident of winning the presidential election on Saturday.
Gambians will exercise their constitutional right to elect a new president who will be leading the country for the next five years.
And speaking exclusively to 2STV, President Barrow said the campaign has been peaceful while expressing gratitude over the warm welcomed accorded him from different parts of the country as he met with voters.
“I am confident that we are going to win the election. From all the regions we visited, we have been the majority. This has given us the hope that Gambians are behind us and they want President Barrow to continue his development projects he has for the country,” the president said.
The president said since the beginning of the campaign, his campaign contingent haven’t encountered any difficulties.
“We have no difficulties. People really appreciate the work am doing for the country. It is just three days before the election and the gap is huge [with respect to] the polls. I’m not sure if the opponents can level it up. We have the trust in Gambians,” the president said.
