CLEAN : Gambians vote in parliamentary elections

The video emphasizes the importance of participating in National Assembly elections, as these representatives play a crucial role in the Parliament. It stresses that voting is a civic duty and a means to have a voice in the country. The speaker argues that those who do not vote or sell their votes lack patriotism. The video calls for significant political change in Gambia, including a new draft constitution to replace the outdated 1997 version. It highlights the need for better law enforcement and implementation of existing laws.

What is the primary role of the National Assembly representatives in Gambia?

• To organize elections

• To represent citizens in Parliament

• To draft new laws

• To enforce laws

Why is voting considered a civic duty in Gambia?

• It helps in organizing community events

• It is a way to express one's voice in the country

• It is mandatory by law

• It ensures financial benefits

What is the consequence of not voting or selling your vote in Gambia?

• You lose your citizenship

• You are fined by the government

• You are banned from public events

• You are considered unpatriotic

What change is needed in the House of the Assembly according to the speaker?

• Increase in the number of representatives

• Total change for constitutional amendment

• Reduction in assembly sessions

• Introduction of new political parties

What is the main issue with the laws in Gambia as mentioned in the video?

• Laws are not enforced

• Laws are not written in local languages

• Laws are outdated

• Laws are too complex