Activist | #Jammeh2Justice #BlackLivesMatters: Racism is a pandemic if you're silent you're complicit. Love not Hatred!
Glasgow, UK. Banjul, Gambia
Joined May 2010
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Pep Guardiola is much more than just an unbelievable manager.
He spoke up for the people of Palestine, Sudan and Congo while others looked away.
Pep used his platform to defend our shared humanity. That will never be forgotten. Thank you, Pep.
Pep Guardiola will leave Manchester City at end of the season, club confirms
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Careful Valentine donβt step on me in #London. Iβll be right in the mix too. The wait is over! #COYG #Arsenal #2025/26 #PremierLeague #Champions. πͺπ½οΏΌοΏΌοΏΌοΏΌοΏΌοΏΌ οΏΌοΏΌοΏΌοΏΌοΏΌοΏΌοΏΌοΏΌοΏΌοΏΌοΏΌοΏΌοΏΌ
For us @arsenal fans, patience wasnβt a choice, it was loyalty stretched across decades of pain and agony! #Arsenal are 2026 #PremierLeagueChampions. #COYG
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If anyone desires to get married or wishes to have a Child then they should read the verse in Sura Anbiyah where Sayyiduna Zakariyyah ΨΉΩΩΩ Ψ§ΩΨ³ΩΨ§Ω
said, βMy Lord, do not leave me to be alone & You are the best of inheritors.β
This dua has worked for every one who has practised it
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Statement of the Gambia Bar Association following the unwarranted remarks by @BarrowPresident βWe will put an end to the practice of insulting others. Even indivuduals released on bail by a judge will be arrestedβ . @BarGambia is very concerned and troubled by the statement and urges the executive to desist from jammeh era practices.
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One of the standouts of this for me, apart from what was achieved, was the ability to form a health caravan almost entirely comprising of people from Kudang and encompassing nearly all cadres of healthcare worker #Blessed #LondiBuntung β at Gambia
Alkamba Association Health Caravan Screen over 500 people in Kudang
In a bid to provide timely health care needs to their community, the Alkamba Association Health Caravan 2.0, composed primarily of medical doctors and nurses over the weekend, screened and provided medical consultations to over 500 people in Kudang and its surrounding communities.
This is the second time the Alkamba Association Health Caravan team has offered such services to their community.
The team, which included Doctors, Nurses, Public Health Officers, and Midwives, was headed by Dr. Musa Marenah and Dr. Kebba Marenah, both natives of Kudang.
According to the organizers, The team and the staff of the Kudang Health Centre successfully screened and delivered health talks to the community with more focus on Diabetes and Hypertension, Malaria, and other diseases. Services like scanning and orthopedics were also offered to the natives.
The caravan has also conducted a massive Health sensitization, consultation, and counseling and provided medication for over 500 patients.
βThis was indeed possible thanks to your donations and contributions. On that note, we won't conclude without recognizing that this was possible because of the genuine gift of natives of kudang both in the Gambia and abroad. Also, companies and agencies like Stop Step pharmacy, Medicare, and other philanthropists,β Sarjo Touray, a community leader and native of Kudang, told Alkamba Times.
I wonder why this X is not re-X thousands of times because this is the lesson we so desperately need in #Africa and in #Gambia in particular.
In essence tolerance of divergence to grow and learn. Thank you Mr Njie.
Just had an interesting conversation with one of my social media followers! He called me up in a fury over a comment on my post that He believed was negative and baseless. He wanted my permission to respond, but I asked him not to.
Why? because social media is a space for various opinions, and that's what makes these platforms so diverse. I understand that not all comments will be favourable, but I'm open to them as they help me grow as a leader. TOLERANCE is one of the key values of leadership, and I encourage my followers to embrace it, too.
Let's keep our hearts and minds open to different views and use them as stepping stones towards improvement. Together, we can create an atmosphere of understanding and respectful dialogue.
I recently received a screenshot text that I had to share with him to showcase the countless positive compliments I receive both publicly and through private messages. I want to assure you that I read and value each and every one of them. However, please understand that I don't respond to personal opinions.
Please continue to share your thoughts and feedback, whether positive or negative, as I appreciate them all. Our differences are what make us better individuals, as long as we handle them sensibly and with respect. Let's keep the conversation going!
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Just had an interesting conversation with one of my social media followers! He called me up in a fury over a comment on my post that He believed was negative and baseless. He wanted my permission to respond, but I asked him not to.
Why? because social media is a space for various opinions, and that's what makes these platforms so diverse. I understand that not all comments will be favourable, but I'm open to them as they help me grow as a leader. TOLERANCE is one of the key values of leadership, and I encourage my followers to embrace it, too.
Let's keep our hearts and minds open to different views and use them as stepping stones towards improvement. Together, we can create an atmosphere of understanding and respectful dialogue.
I recently received a screenshot text that I had to share with him to showcase the countless positive compliments I receive both publicly and through private messages. I want to assure you that I read and value each and every one of them. However, please understand that I don't respond to personal opinions.
Please continue to share your thoughts and feedback, whether positive or negative, as I appreciate them all. Our differences are what make us better individuals, as long as we handle them sensibly and with respect. Let's keep the conversation going! β at Gambia
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Dear all, David Correa has traveled to India where his renal transplant operation will be performed. He has used greater part of his funds to purchase air tickets for himself and escorts. Currently, David and his escorts have almost ran out of funds for feeding. Please help him
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For us born after independence our memories of Sir Dawda Kairaba Jawara are brilliant and heroic: as the peace emissary for the OIC in Iraq Iran War, champion of Human Rights & Conservation in Africa. ECOWAS Chairman twice, Mediator of the Liberian Civil War...Etc
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Patience is a quality of the heart. The more patient you are, the better the outcome. An effective way to strengthen patience is through the link with your Creator. Don't lose that link. Exercise patience for His sake and He wonβt let you down in your darkest moments.
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A relevant hadith to todayβs world: the Messenger of Godο·Ί said, βA man must not look at a manβs private parts nor must a woman look at a womanβs private parts; neither should two men lie naked under one cover, nor should two women lie naked under the same cover.β ~ Hadith from Muslim
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Learn to appreciate closed doors. Theyβre not meant to hurt you. But theyβre there to save you. Itβs difficult for us to understand this at times, given our limited minds. We need to fully trust the Almighty, who is in complete control. He is flawless. He knows what Heβs doing.