The speaker reflects on the positive impact of a female leader, likening her to a mother figure. Despite her passing, the leader's contributions to the Commonwealth and Gambians are celebrated. The speaker expresses personal emotions and a sense of loss, while acknowledging the leader's legacy of goodness and leadership. The narrative conveys a deep emotional connection and respect for the leader's achievements.

What role did the leader play in the Commonwealth according to the speaker?

• She was a minor figure with little influence.

• She had no connection to the Commonwealth.

• She was a critic of the Commonwealth.

• She was the head of the Commonwealth.

How does the speaker describe the leader's impact on Gambians?

• She was indifferent to their needs.

• She was a controversial figure.

• She provided significant access and opportunities.

• She limited their opportunities.

What does the speaker believe about the leader's achievements?

• They were mostly failures.

• They were only beneficial to a few.

• They were a great win for everyone, especially women.

• They were insignificant.

How does the speaker feel about the leader's passing?

• Indifferent and unaffected.

• Relieved and happy.

• Angry and resentful.

• Frightened and saddened.

What decision does the speaker make regarding attending the funeral?

• The speaker plans to send a representative.

• The speaker decides not to attend the funeral.

• The speaker is unsure about attending.

• The speaker decides to attend the funeral.