ADMINISTRATIVE AREA CONSTITUENCY SAMBA FAAL ABDOULIE ADDOULIE BASIRU
APRC BAH JAH NDOW
INDP INDP INDP
BANJULADMIN AREA
BANJULSOUTH
JALLOF TOWN WARD 224 380 31 24
HALH DIE WARD 250 377 17 29
PORTUGESE TOWN WARD 401 500 52 73
TOTAL 875 1,257 100 126
BANJULNORTH
BOX BAR WARD 449 278 22 102
CAMPAMA WARD 469 725 34 69
CRAB ISLAND WARD 313 732 23 38
TOTAL 1,231 1735 79 209
BANJULCENTRAL
NEW TOWN WEST WARD 504 843 53 40
NEW TOWN EAST WARD 368 410 70 68
SOLDIER TOWN WARD 833 735 88 109
TOTAL 1,705 1,988 211 217
GRAND TOTAL 3811 4980 390 552
KANIFING ADMIN AREA ALH.YAKUBA SHEIKH.O.SAHO
COLLEY INDPT
APRC
BAKAU
TOTAL 2077 669
SERREKUNDA WEST
TOTAL 4926 1981
SERREKUNDA EAST
TOTAL 7601 3344
SERREKUNDA CENTRAL
TOTAL 5625 2818
JESHWANG
TOTAL 5544 2170
GRAND TOTAL 25773 10982
Constituency Aand Wards Name Party Sex Vote Count
BANJUL NORTH CONSTITUENT
Campama Ward
DAWDA DRAMMEH APRC M 797
ABOU JARRA INDP M 500
BANJUL CENTRAL CONSTITUENCY
NEW TOWN EAST WARD
HASSAN CHAM APRC M 369
MUHAMMED NDOW INDP M 356
PA EBOU SANNEH INDP M 189
JESHWANG CONSTITUENCY
NEW JESHWANG/EBO TOWN WARD KEBBA CEESAY APRC M 3483
MOMODOU .I. CHAM INDP M 2074
SERREKUNDA EAST CONSTITUENT
LATRIKUNDA SABIJI WARD PA OUSMAN FATTY APRC M 1500
ANSUMANA BAYO INDP M 690
TALLINDING WARD MARIAMA BANNA BADJIE APRC F 2881
SANUSI TOURAY INDP M 2952
SERREKUNDA CENTRAL CONSTITUENCY
BUNDUNG SIX JUCTION WARD SULAYMAN JAMMEH APRC M 1890
ALIEU NJIE INDP M 759
SERREKUNDA LONDON CORNER WARD ALIEU ..M. SALLAH APRC M 1806
YUSUPHA MILLOW SAVAGE INDP M 512
ISMAILA GITTEH INDP M 623
SERREKUNDA WEST CONSTITUENCY
LATRIKUNDA YIRINGANYA WARD JERREH SANNEH APRC M 1229
ABDOULIE PRERRA INDP M 1156
FONI JARROL CONSTITUENCY
SINTET WARD MOMODOU .M.BAH APRC M 763
HAMADI TAMBA INDP M 305
WASSADU WARD TUMANI .B. SAMBOU APRC M 570
ALHAGIE .K.S. BADJIE INDP M 180
FONI KANSALA CONSTITUENCY
BWIAM WARD FATOU NYASSI DUKUREH APRC F 1021
HATAB COLLEY INDP M 811
KOMBO NORTH CONSTITUENCY
SUKUTA WARD EBRA FAAL APRC M 1647
EBRIMA JANKEY CHAM INDP M 4938
BANJULINDING WARD MARIAMA BAH SAINE APRC F 2696
ALPHA OUSMAN JALLOW INDP M 1442
MAMUDOU SAKOU DRAMMEH INDP M 1937
LAMIN WARD EBRIMA .D.F.JARJU APRC M 3285
JERREH SANYANG INDP M 3022
KOMBO CENTRAL CONSTITUENCY
KEMBUJEH WARD MODOU CEESAY APRC M 2503
ALHAGIE .S. DARBOE INDP M 2147
NYAMBAI WARD PA AMADOU MANNEH APRC M 3070
ALAGIE BOJANG INDP M 982
SUBA WARD YAHYA BOJANG APRC M 3672
KEBBA TAPHA SANNEH INDP M 1679
JARRA CENTRAL CONSTITUENCY
BUIBA WARD WANDIFA SARR APRC M 857
MALLAL GANNO INDP M 606
JARRA EAST CONSTITUENCY
BURENG WARD KEBBA FATTY APRC M 1506
PATEH BALDEH INDP M 506
UPPER NUIMI CONSTITUENCY
PRINCE WARD EBOU GAYE APRC M 1543
AMIE JOBE INDP F 1886
JOKADOU CONSTITUENCY
DARSILAMEH WARD ALHAGIE JOBE APRC M 1737
BAKARY FOFANA INDP M 906
LOWER BADIBU CONSTITUENCY
KEREWAN WARD ALHAJI LAMIN CEESAY APRC M 1405
SULAYMAN SANNO NRP M 1170
SAABA WARD MAO JAITEH APRC M 1413
KEBBA SAWANEH INDP M 762
CENTRAL BADIBU CONSTITUENCY
SALIKENE WARD MUHAMMED NJIE APRC M 1529
MOMODOU JOBE INDP M 446
ILLIASA CONSTITUENCY
FARAFENNI WARD MOMODOU LAMIN JAGNE APRC M 2049
AMIE KHAN NRP F 217
UPPER SALOUM CONSTITUENCY
NJAU WARD AMIE CHANNEH CEESAY APRC F 1666
BABOUCARR CEESAY NRP M 1339
NIANI CONSTITUENCY
KUNTAUR WARD ALAGIE KEBBA SABALLY APRC M 1514
KEBBA .Y. DRAMMEH NRP M 572
ABDOULIE JAITEH INDP M 972
NYANGA WARD ALAGIE SARGE APRC M 1534
ALHAGIE ADBOU GAYE INDP M 1107
NIANIJA CONSTITUENCY
CHAMEN WARD ALH. ADAMA GULO CHAM APRC M 1503
EBRIMA BAH NRP M 618
SAMI CONSTITUENCY
PACHONKI WARD NJANKO CEESAY APRC M 1308
OUSMAN YERO BAH INDP M 845
BANNI WARD AMINATA JALLOW APRC F 816
OUSMAN KOMMA INDP M 1035
KARANTABA WARD MOMODOU BADJAN APRC M 658
DAWDA SUWAREH INDP M 969
JANJANGBUREH CONSTITUENCY
MAcCARTHY WARD EBRIMBA JANKO FOON APRC M 499
BAMBA CAMARA INDP M 405
UPPER FULLADU WEST CONSTITUENCY
SARE SOFFIE WARD MOMODOU BALDEH APRC M 1150
DAWDA .K. CEESAY INDP M 1578
LOWER FULLADU WEST CONSTITUENCY
BRIKAMA BA WARD ALH. KEKUTA OMAR CEESAY APRC M 1602
EBRIMA MANJANG INDP M 484
FULABANG WARD OMAR JALLOW APRC M 1135
SALIFU JAWO NRP M 606
KERREWAN WARD SAMBA WADDA APRC M 1227
MAWDO .F. SANNEH INDP M 944
NIAMINA DANKUNKU CONSTITUENCY
DANKUNKU WARD ABDOULIE BAH APRC M 983
WALLY CEESAY NRP M 768
NIAMINA EAST CONSTITUENCY
KUNDANG WARD
YANKUBA .J. MARENA APRC M 1949
ALHAGIE GAYE NRP M 1365
JIMARA CONSTITUENCY
JULANGEL WARD BASIRU KRUBALLY APRC M 2173
ALHAJI .M.S. SIDIBEH INDP M 1995
BASSE CONSTITUENCY
BASSE WARD OMAR SOMPO CEESAY APRC M 3248
FILLY SUSSO NRP F 834
TUMANA CONSTITUENCY
DAMPHA KUNDA WARD MBA SAWANEH APRC F 2274
YAYA CEESAY INDP M 2297
KULARI WARD AMADOU MANNEH APRC M 1482
DEMBO SISSOHO INDP M 2595
WULI WEST CONSTITUENCY
SARE NGAI WARD
SAIBA JANKA APRC M 1511
MBENKEH EBRIMA BARROW INDP M 1556
SUTUKONDING WARD FODAY CAMARA APRC M 1248
SAIBEH JUWARA INDP M 1360
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From: Demba Baldeh <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask]
Sent: Friday, 5 April 2013, 17:51
Subject: Re: [G_L] [>-<] THE BANJULIANS HAVE MADE US PROUD
While we congratulate the winners in the elections, we should also reflect on the messages and lessons that can be drawn from these elections. Am sure Halifa will come up with his piece as usual.
My question is or are as I always do; is what lessons can be drawn from these elections where 10 independent candidates win their seats against the operation and wishes of the APRC?
Does these elections show that Gambian electorates are in fact willing to vote against the APRC?
Does it show that Gambian electorates are in fact willing to join a winning candidate to boot out an incumbent?
How does the opposition explain to the international community that they are not able to win but independent candidates who don't have any money can win?
Does it show signs that the opposition is ineffective whether they participate or not example the NRP?
Do anybody reasonably believe that with a stronger and winning opposition the people will be willing and not afraid to vote for the opposition?
There are clear lessons to learn from this on both sides and it would be up to the opposition and activisits to learn and figure out a way to move forward or continue to go after each others throats while the lessons are clear.
I patiently await the narration, analysis and spinning.
Thanks
Demba
On Fri, Apr 5, 2013 at 4:03 AM, suntou touray <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
Yero
>A good take on the wider ramifications. I think the former APRC gentleman, Lai Bah should be congratulated, but the underlining fact is, he was until yesterday an APRC man. He is just expelled. We have to understand that, the Councillors and mayoral elections are a different kettle of fish to the one Jammeh has everything to lose about.
>Dictators invest all their energy and brutality, savagery on what matters to them, the Presidential. Whether it is Jammeh or Mugabe, Presidential elections is what they count on. The exit cost for Yaya Jammeh is huge.
>Hence, allowing a semblance of level playing is needed in minor elections that will hardly scratch the surface so long as his brutalities and oppressive behaviors are concern.
>However, the vibes in the Gambia is changing. I guess, people are more concern about food and basic needs than, what Jammeh is doing to his critics. The general situation is hard and stressful for many. The catalyst against Jammeh will come from, food, food, food. Not his arrest of Imam Baba Leigh and killings. This is the sad reality. The self-contain life style is too engrossed in our society. Thanks Sanusi for the alert.
>Suntou
>
>
>On Fri, Apr 5, 2013 at 8:52 AM, Yero Jallow <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
>Folks,
>>
>>Congrats to the winner of the mayoral position in Banjul, no doubt. Let us not forget that history repeats itself and the kind of political atmosphere under Jammeh has been repeating itself. While I agree with the masses that a peaceful change of power is possible, I bet to differ seriously, because under the given conditions, a defeat of Jammeh can only come if he dies, overthrown, or through an aggression that forces him to leave. The mechanism for fair elections is not in place. Forget about the so-called IEC. Not to mention of media coverage especially from the only TV, Jammeh's own GRTS.
>>
>>I just want to give this disclosure that I do not know this winner and I am willing to give him the benefit of the doubt. If he is Independent, so be him...
>>
>>Part of my worry stems from that of Banjul's former Independent Mayor, Pa Sallah Jeng, a perfect gentleman who was really independent in his mind and body. He fought tooth and nail with a system much more powerful than he was able to fight back. He ran out of amory and had to leave for exile. I met him couple of years ago in Atlanta where he delievred a very powerful speech. He likened Jammeh to Adolf Hitler in their display of arrogance, barbarism and neglect for human dignity.
>>
>>
>>Gambia's politics has proved to be more of a money-making venture (greed, selfisness, opportunity) than a political venture (politics of body and mind liberation) to rescue the masses. What we have seen most of the time in these independents are people desparate to contest, who most of the time couldn't get the APRC candidature due to the nature of the rotten political system where favotism by association has hijacked decency. Thus, this automatically defaults them to an independent candidate. Soon afterwords, you realized that they slowly creep towards where they belong. In pular we say when you release a calf, it goes right back to the mother.
>>
>>As it stands, we need a decent citizen who enters politics not for his pocket or name, but one that enters politics with a view to change the rotten system of terror, corruption, fear, under development, and overal try to give hope for citizens. Such a citizen will fight the sytem that has taken hostage of Gambians.
>>
>>So what I am thinking is this: If the guy is independent and he is not willing to dance to the Jammeh's tone, he certainly will be a victim just like his other predecessor, Pa Sallah Jeng. If he is someone who was denied the APRC ticket and that defaulted him to the independent candidate ticket, we will soon see him leaning towards Jammeh.
>>
>>In conclusion, congrats to Mr. Bah and I look forward to his contributions and hope that he will not betray the trust and confidence reposed in him.
>>
>>Best regards,
>>Yero
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>________________________________
>> From: [log in to unmask]
>>To: [log in to unmask]
>>Subject: RE: [>-<] THE BANJULIANS HAVE MADE US PROUD
>>Date: Thu, 4 Apr 2013 19:39:06 -0700
>>
>>
>>
>>Very good news indeed for all who are sick and tired of the APRC regime. Congratulations to the people of Banjul and to mayor-elect Abdoulie Bah. May the Banjul example be emulated accross the country.
>>
>>Thanks for sharing Mr. Owens.
>>
>>Baba
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>________________________________
>> Date: Fri, 5 Apr 2013 00:26:49 +0100
>>From: [log in to unmask]
>>Subject: [>-<] THE BANJULIANS HAVE MADE US PROUD
>>To: [log in to unmask]
>>
>>
>>I have just received the official Local Government Election Results for the Banjul Mayoral Seat and they are as follows:
>>
>>
>>SAMBA FAAL- APRC CANDIDATE: 3811 VOTES
>>
>>
>>BASIROU NDOW: INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE: 552
>>
>>
>>ABDOULIE BAH : INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE: 4980 VOTES
>>
>>
>>ABDOULIE JAH: INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE: 390
>>
>>
>>This is certainly good news to all those who yearn for a peaceful change in the Gambia. Congrats to Mayor Elect Abdoulie Bah and hope you have a successful tenure as Mayor of Banjul!!!!
>>
>>
>>
>>________________________________
>> From: oko drammeh <[log in to unmask]>
>>To: "[log in to unmask]" <[log in to unmask]>
>>Sent: Thursday, 4 April 2013, 1:34
>>Subject: [>-<] Appreciation
>>
>>
>>I want to thank you all on behalf of my family The Drammeh Family for sharing our grieve and have sympathized with us in the sad days of our brother's death and funeral Mr. E. Drammeh (Ebou Drammeh). We appreciated it very much
>>Everybody who sent a word of comfort and sympathy and condolence thank you, Thank you so much.
>>
>>May God bless you all. Thank you
>>Oko Drammeh
>>
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