Gambian president, Yahya Jammeh, has followed in the footstep of former President Goodluck Jonathan, by calling the winner of the December 1st Gambian presidential election, Adama Narrow (pictured right) on phone, to concede defeat and congratulate him for winning the election.
Recall Jonathan made history in African politics back in 2015 by becoming the first sitting African president to call his successor on phone to concede defeat. Gambian president, Yahya has been in power for 22 years, since 1994. He will handover to Adama in January 2017.
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DeleteHe gat no option dan to do dat
ReplyDeletePlease don't say that. He had options but thank God he chose to hand over(Africa institutions are currently inadequate to maintain order on its own). With current happening as per peaceful handover, we taking one step at a time.
DeleteWe will surely get there
ReplyDeleteDats good! Linda take note!
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Bulgari would hv called out his jihadist brothers to start slaughtering innocent southerners, christians and youth corpers.
ReplyDeleteAwww WHAT A HEAVENLY HERO JONATHAN. AN INCORRUPTIBLE MAN OF PEACE,LOVE,GENTLE AND UNITY YOUR LEGACY IS NOW SPEAKING FOR U MY PAPA. who is like Jonathan huh? None. Jonathan showed African leaders that election should not be do or die. CAN TERRORIST BUHARI DO THIS AS HIS ABOUT TO LOSE 2019 PRESIDENTIA ELECTION HUH? SHAMELESS WICKED DRY FULLANI MAN. Waiting for Ghana own oooooooo Jonathan sir u must live 300 years for opening the eyes of Africans desperate leaders.
ReplyDeleteTERRORIST BUHARI, ROBOT MUGABE AND NANA SHOULD BE READY TO DO THE SAME SOON.
#sad indeed
Awww WHAT A HEAVENLY HERO JONATHAN. AN INCORRUPTIBLE MAN OF PEACE,LOVE,GENTLE AND UNITY YOUR LEGACY IS NOW SPEAKING FOR U MY PAPA. who is like Jonathan huh? None. Jonathan showed African leaders that election should not be do or die. CAN TERRORIST BUHARI DO THIS AS HIS ABOUT TO LOSE 2019 PRESIDENTIA ELECTION HUH? SHAMELESS WICKED DRY FULLANI MAN. Waiting for Ghana own oooooooo Jonathan sir u must live 300 years for opening the eyes of Africans desperate leaders.
ReplyDeleteTERRORIST BUHARI, ROBOT MUGABE AND NANA SHOULD BE READY TO DO THE SAME SOON.
#sad indeed
Are you a retard? I think you should go back to school. Your command of English and spelling are beyond kindergarten
DeleteYou go tired. Isis better pass u
DeleteAfrican leaders are gradually getting it that leadership is for the people and nothing more.
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ReplyDeleteGod bless GEJ for setting a precedent. I hope Buhari is already getting set for how he would concede his defeat come 2019.....worst president ever.....can't wait to see him out of the Aso Rock .....clueless old man get ready to go back to Daura where you belong
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ReplyDeleteJonathan has set a precedent that will ricochet from Africa to Asian ,to Saudi Arabia,to North-Korea,to South-America , to Cuba and to all rouge regime through the world.I bet you Babangida will have wish he did this first.[ HURAY AFRICA\ JONATHAN has set us on a CIVILIZATION ROUTE. Our Generation should make sure we becomes the guardian of Democracy in Africa, We should not allow the Hausa's to do buissnes as usual or take us back to the coup days where they have a chance to hold the gun over our heads. Thank Gambians for following in the footsteps of DR JONATHAN.
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ReplyDeleteGood one..but conversation not really presidential.
ReplyDeleteGood one..but conversation not really presidential.
ReplyDeleteNice one.. Uncle Jonathan's inspiration!
ReplyDeletehmmmm... 22yrs in power. na wao!
ReplyDelete22 years as a president is it his birthday right
ReplyDeleteTo be candid, I never accepted that Yaya Jameh would surrender the way he did taking into account his occupation of the seat of Gambian power for such a long time and negative stuff written about him. All glory to God almighty and thanks to Jonathan Goodluck for his exemplary initiative of leading the way and showing the light. It remains to be seen if those who believe that leadership is their birthright in Nigeria will for once wisen up and accept the rule of law and the new wind of change blowing in the African continent. As for us Biafrans, we want nothing but to leave in peace to build our nation. No retreat and no surrender until the objective is achieved preferably in peace.
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