Hon. Kandeh apologises over electricity protest remarks

In an audio released later, Kandeh acknowledged that his words were inappropriate and apologised for any offence caused. He emphasised that his intention was not to undermine the grievances of Gambians but to highlight the need for peaceful dialogue in addressing national challenges. “I regret my earlier comments and sincerely apologize to all Gambians who felt hurt,” he said contritely.

“The electricity situation is a serious concern, and I stand with the people in calling for urgent solutions,” Kandeh said. Hon. Kandeh urged President Adama Barrow to take decisive action against the National Water and Electricity Company (NAWEC) in addressing the ongoing electricity challenges facing The Gambia. “I never tell the President Barrow to get action on the ordinary Gambian people,” he clarified, stressing that his call is directed at accountability for institutions, not citizens. His remarks highlight growing…