The President-elect Adama Barrow has said Gambian ‘democracy is working’ following the Supreme Court’s dismissal of the UDP petition case on today.
President Barrow twitted after the Supreme Court decision: “I am pleased that #Gambians have decided. Our democracy works, citizenscan rely on our #judiciary to lay theircomplaints and #justice would be served.Thank you #Gambia for your trust in me.”
The UDP has filed the petition case at the Supreme Court against President-Elect Adama of the National People’s Party (NPP), as 1st respondent and the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC), as 2nd respondent, seeking the Honourable Court to nullify the December 4 presidential election results, alleging irregularities in the election campaign
The Supreme Court of the Gambia on Tuesday morning struck out the UDP Petition case for non-compliance with rule 11 of the Elections Petition Act.
Comments are closed.