NADD Will Be Well-Funded Coordinator Confirms
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The Independent (Banjul)
June 10, 2005
Posted to the web June 13, 2005
Habibu Ceesay
Banjul
The coordinator of the National Alliance for Democracy and Development, NADD, Halifa Sallah is upbeat that the newly launched opposition coalition will be well-funded by people he called "lovers of democracy and what it means in a civilized society."
Mr. Sallah made the expose to our reporter in an interview at the People's Resource Centre in Serekunda. He said NADD would be funded by democratic conscious people who love the people of The Gambia. In Halifa's view, helping NADD achieve its political aims is far from wasting resources. "You are helping Gambians to free themselves to get out of the monarchical rule imposed on the people by the APRC regime."
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However, he revealed that each of the five political parties that form NADD is duty-bound to contribute its quota in supporting the coalition financially. "But this does not mean that only political parties are contributing. "If every Gambian can gives out even a one dalasi to NADD, it will be appreciated. And any Gambian who contributes in funding NADD is doing it for the sake of The Gambia. He/she is not doing it for any individual," he said.
Halifa, also a parliamentarian for Serekunda Central, asked all Gambians, especially those living abroad to support NADD realise its objective of dislodging the APRC from power as well as eradicate abject poverty caused by the present government.
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