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President Adama Barrow has issued a stern warning to Banjul North National Assembly member Momodou Lamin Bah over his participation in a youth-led protest at State House, describing the demonstration as a treasonable offense and threatening severe consequences if the lawmaker repeats the action. Speaking in Banjul, Mr. Barrow criticized Mr. Bah for accompanying young protesters to State House, arguing that such demonstrations were unacceptable. The president recalled periods when Banjul residents endured weeks without electricity but did not stage similar protests. “He accompanied young people to protest at State House. That’s a serious crime; it’s a treasonable offense,” Mr. Barrow said, adding that former President Yahya Jammeh would have responded with deadly force. “If this was Jammeh’s time, he would have shot all of them, including the National Assembly member,” he said. Mr. Barrow also dismissed Mr. Bah’s previous criticism of conditions at the Royal Victoria Teaching Hospital, accusing the lawmaker of working against the interests of his constituents. “He doesn’t want your peace today, and he doesn’t want your peace tomorrow,” the president said. In an unusually forceful warning, Mr. Barrow threatened consequences if Mr. Bah participated in another protest at State House. “I warned him; this is the last time. If he dares go there again, he will not repeat it. What we do to him, he will not forget until his death,” he said. The president insisted that his tolerance should not be mistaken for weakness or fear, pointing to his decision to challenge former President Jammeh. “If I was someone who was scared, I would not have faced President Jammeh,” he said, emphasizing that this was his final warning to the lawmaker. Mr. Barrow urged Banjul North voters to replace Mr. Bah in the next parliamentary election, accusing him of promoting fitna, or discord, rather than advancing the constituency’s interests. He called on residents to nominate a stronger candidate, arguing that Mr. Bah was serving neither the people of Banjul nor the broader interests of the country.