President Adama Barrow has reaffirmed his government’s commitment to tackling corruption without fear or favour, declaring that “no one will be treated as a sacred cow” in the fight for accountability.
Speaking during his Tobaski (Eid) address broadcast live from the King Fahad Mosque, Barrow promised Gambians that his administration will stay attuned to public concerns and maintain transparency as a guiding principle of governance.
“There will be no exemptions or special treatment for anyone,” the president emphasized. “Where wrongdoing is discovered, due process will be followed.”
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Barrow also highlighted the importance of strong, independent institutions, calling them the foundation of Gambia’s democratic progress. He warned those who may seek to destabilize the country, stating firmly that the government will not tolerate any hidden agenda aimed at disrupting national peace and unity.
“We have worked hard together to build this stability. Anyone who threatens it will face the full force of the law,” he said.
In a unifying message to citizens, the president called on Gambians to uphold shared values such as compassion, tolerance, and mutual respect. He urged all to rise above differences and work towards a peaceful and prosperous future.
“Let us strengthen the bonds that connect us across our diverse backgrounds,” Barrow concluded. “This is the best way forward.”
