VOICED : Gambia heads to polls amid high tension

Gambian President Yahya Jammeh is running for a fifth term, claiming superiority over any potential leader. However, the opposition, led by Adam Barrow, is gaining unprecedented support, with citizens demanding change after 22 years of Jammeh's rule. Human rights groups accuse the government of abuses, and many Gambians are fleeing poverty. Despite economic struggles, the populace desires peace. The upcoming election will determine if the country continues under Jammeh's influence.

What is the main reason for the opposition's protest against President Yahya Jammeh?

• His environmental policies

• His foreign relations

• His economic policies

• His long tenure of 22 years

Who is the new leader of the opposition coalition in Gambia?

• A former teacher

• A former businessman

• A former London security guard

• A former diplomat

What are some of the accusations made against the Gambian government?

• Election rigging

• Environmental degradation

• Corruption and embezzlement

• Arbitrary detention and forced disappearances

What is the primary concern of the traders in Banjul?

• Political instability

• Cultural changes

• Economic hardship

• Environmental issues

What do most Gambians hope for in the upcoming elections?

• A change in leadership

• Improved foreign relations

• Economic reforms

• Peaceful resolution