By: Bakary Ceesay
Ousainou Darboe, leader of the United Democratic Party (UDP) has urged supporters to continue to ‘stand for The Gambia and for Gambians’.
“It is our duty as a party to ensure that all those who have suffered in one way or the other, their suffering does not go in vain,” he said shortly after his return from Europe tour on Tuesday.
Thousands of UDP supporters accorded their party leader and his entourage a rousing welcome from touring six European countries.
Darboe, ex-Vice President said UDP want to establish a government, create a situation where the government will be at the mercy of the Gambian people.
He describes his trip as ‘the best any political leader can have in his life.’
“I visited six countries, had fruitful engagement with party supporters and in the process of that engagement, some sympathizers and others who have heard a lot about UDP changed their allegiances and came to UDP,” former vice president said.
Darboe stressed that there is need for Gambians in the Diaspora to be given opportunity to vote in future elections.
He noted that the welcome accorded to him all over Europe is attributed to the confidence Gambians living in Europe has for the UDP based on principles and policies designed to change the outlook of the country
