CLEAN : Opposition urges president to save Gambia from civil strife

The transcript discusses the political situation in Gambia, emphasizing the need for the outgoing President to respect the people's verdict and the constitution. It highlights the public's reaction to a state of emergency, with many staying home or leaving the country. The coalition's aim to avoid violence and bloodshed is stressed, urging the incumbent to concede defeat peacefully to prevent civil strife.

What is the speaker urging the outgoing president to do?

• Visit the statehouse

• Shut down the country

• Accept the people's decision

• Declare a state of emergency

What actions have Gambians taken following the state of emergency?

• Organized public protests

• Stayed in their homes

• Increased social media activity

• Opened new businesses

Why are some Gambians leaving the country?

• To participate in international events

• Due to fear of impending conflict

• To seek better job opportunities

• To support the coalition

Why did the coalition decide to participate in the election despite disadvantages?

• To challenge the constitution

• To support the incumbent

• To avoid violence and bloodshed

• To gain power through any means

What does the speaker hope the incumbent will do to prevent civil strife?

• Increase military presence

• Negotiate with foreign powers

• Concede defeat

• Declare victory