VOICED : No more back way - Gambians hope to end migrant exodus

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by young Gambians, particularly around migration due to lack of opportunities. It highlights the political context before the Gambian presidential election, where President Yaya Jammeh claimed migration was a choice, not driven by poverty. The opposition argued otherwise, citing a lack of jobs. The election brought hope for change, with a new government promising better prospects. The narrative follows an individual, Sue, who initially planned to migrate but found temporary work, hoping for a better future in Gambia. However, uncertainty remains as the political situation evolves.

What was the individual's hope regarding the new government?

What did the individual express about his desire to stay in his country?