The ruling National People’s Party (NPP) has declared that it will take on the movement led by Talib Ahmed Bensouda “head-on,” describing it as the biggest political threat facing the party ahead of future elections. Speaking at a rally in Sukuta, Minister for Local Government, Lands, and Religious Affairs Hamat[Read More…] The ruling National People’s Party (NPP) has declared that it will take on the movement led by Talib Ahmed Bensouda “head-on,” describing it as the biggest political threat facing the party ahead of future elections. Speaking at a rally in Sukuta, Minister for Local Government, Lands, and Religious Affairs Hamat[Read More…] Gambia News | JollofNews
NPP Vows To Confront Talib Bensouda’s Movement ‘Head-On,’ Urges Mass Voter Registration
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