UDP has branded Abdou Willan’s decision to leave the party ten days after joining the party as a ‘very silly’ game.
Willan dramatically announced on Thursday he was leaving UDP after joining the party on May 10. Momodou Sabally played a key role in bringing the senior Gambia For Five Years official to UDP.
UDP spokesman Almamy Taal told The Fatu Network: “The party is not having any feelings about it. Because this kind of tactic politically just shows how immature and how inexperienced some of these people are. What intelligence can you gather from a meeting with the party leader? That’s not a forum where the strategy of the party is discussed.
“And quite frankly I think these individuals who are flip-flopping around, they should be laughing stocks in the country. What are they bringing to the table apart from just getting themselves laughed at? You wake up in the morning and you go and say that you want to join a party and all of a sudden you flip back to whatever you are doing and saying that is a strategy.
“It’s so childish. For us we have an open door policy, the party leader is welcoming every Gambian who comes in good faith and say they are supporting the party or they have come to join the party. This is a very silly game.”
