As we usher in yet another year of Yahya Jammeh’s brutal rule, CORDEG [Committee for the Restoration of Democracy in the Gambia] would like to express a heartfelt sympathy to all the families that have either lost loved ones, faced or continue to face persecution in the hands of this brutal regime. The sad reality is, not a single family in the Gambia, has gone untouched by Yahya Jammeh’s wrath – it has been a disastrous 20 years for Gambians.
On this day of infamy, we urge all Gambians to take stock of the last two decades, and contemplate ways to remedy the situation- we do not deserve this madness. Let us all join hands and redouble our efforts to see an end to this criminal regime.
CORDEG, through legal means, and in solidarity with political parties, progressive groups, and individuals, stands ready to work for peaceful democratic change in The Gambia
The time for action is now!!!
Abdoulaye Saine
CORDEG, Chair
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Folks is this a joke the leader of cordeg is not speaking on behalf of the the gambian in the diaspora.NO!Cordeg told lies to the gambians therefore they have to resign if they are gentlemen,but i think because there very power hungry they can still show us the little face smile.Mi opinion and i stand by what i have said.No manipulation and no power hunger in this struggle!