CLEAN : Gambia's president elect in Senegal until his inauguration

The transcript discusses the political uncertainty surrounding a president-elect's decision not to call supporters to the streets. It covers the inauguration process, allegiance to the new president, and the implications of a president's expired term. The potential for conflict and resistance, including possible violence and destruction, is also highlighted.

What is the main reason the president-elect did not call supporters to the streets?

• He was not yet sworn in.

• He wanted to avoid unnecessary violence.

• He was confident of his support.

• He was advised by his cabinet.

Where is the president-elect expected to be sworn in?

• In the capital city

• At the United Nations

• On Gambian territory

• In a foreign land

What responsibility do the people have after the inauguration?

• To follow the old president's orders

• To pledge allegiance to the Republic and the new leader

• To protest against the new leader

• To remain neutral

What could be a consequence of following a president whose term has expired?

• Increased popularity

• Being labeled as a rival

• Gaining political power

• Receiving international support

What is likely to happen if people resist orders during the transition?

• International intervention

• Peaceful negotiations

• Economic sanctions

• Potential violence and destruction