UDP leader Ousainou Darboe has warned his party remains ready to save The Gambia once more – as he parleys with supporters.
UDP supporters from Kiang West met Darboe on Friday in a solidarity session and the UDP leader laid out how the party is ready to stand up for nation again, speaking in the context of April 16, 2016 when they took to the streets to demanding the release of Solo Sandeng who had been murdered in custody the previous day.
Darboe said: “It was Kemeseng Jammeh and I they were binding together while the late Lamin Dibba and Femi Peters got roped together and they would walk us like animals. But it’s all for the sake of The Gambia. The Gambia deserves that.
“If a young man like Solo Sandeng whose kids were small could sacrifice his life for this country why would some of us who have grandchildren be afraid of death?
“That is why we accepted to be shackled, they meted out all kinds of things to us and we’re ready for its very kind.
“If anything happens in this country that shouldn’t, the position we took in that instance is the same position we will take to save this country.”
