Adama Barrow has been sworn in as the President of Gambia, meaning that Jammeh has no place in the country, except as a citizen, even though he still has not left the state house.
Do see below:
https://twitter.com/adama_barrow/status/822121501272981510
The Gambian Navy Led by Rear Admiral Sarjo Fofana, have abandoned Jammeh. allegiance will be passed to Adama Barrow after swearing-in
— Edward (@DonKlericuzio) January 19, 2017
Botswana becomes first African state to announce it no longer recognises Yahya Jammeh as The Gambia's president https://t.co/uXf0Hav0kU pic.twitter.com/Kmi55k4vwo
— BBC News Africa (@BBCAfrica) January 19, 2017
Africa don't need external powers to do the needful, Africa has come of age.
.. let the African military do it @Pastoralist1 @julietkego— nafeeu (@nafeezi) January 19, 2017
If Chelsea likes, they should hold on to the top of the table like Jammeh, Arsenal will hold its peace while others fight for us pic.twitter.com/1tDUx4lPNW
— Retired Nigerian (@Dolarpo) January 19, 2017
ECOWAS troops going into #Gambia to flush #Gambia'a🇬🇲 ex-president and now rebel leader #Jammeh out from the statehouse in Banjul #ECOWAS pic.twitter.com/GvuXpH1Gul
— 𝔸𝕟𝕤𝕦 ℂ𝕖𝕖𝕤𝕒𝕪 (@nfansu) January 19, 2017
Dear ECOWAS, Just incase U capture Yahya Jammeh alive, tie him to a Pole & let the whole country form a queue to slap him 1 by 1. #Gambia
— King Bygone (@KingBygone) January 19, 2017
I'm sure during the Light Outs in #Gambia last night, Yahya Jammeh made his way into the bush and out of Gambia. What do you think?
— King Bygone (@KingBygone) January 19, 2017
https://twitter.com/ruthmaclean/status/822126576984870913
January is so brutal. It couldnt even secure yahya jammeh power 😅 😅
— Ariho Ronald (@rubuga17) January 19, 2017
Time is up, Jammeh. You’ve got to go
