Former Gambian president Yaya Jammeh has expelled NAM Bakary Badjie, who declared intent to run for president in 2026, accusing him of acting unilaterally and failing party responsibilities, while warning others not to use his party for candidacy.

Ex-President Yahya Jammeh, eyeing 2026 Presidential Election, expels Bakary K. Badjie from APRC, citing immediate effect with "no negotiation." Urges unity, claims nation worsening, and criticizes current government and education system in Equatorial Guinea audio message.

Former Gambian President Yahya Jammeh expels Bakary K. Badjie from his faction of the APRC after Badjie announced his presidential ambition. Jammeh denies communication on political matters, defends party members, and criticizes current governance, urging unity and national development.

Exiled former Gambian President Yahya Jammeh expels Bakary K. Badjie from the APRC faction via a WhatsApp message as he gears up for the 2026 Presidential Election, calling for unity among supporters and criticizing the current government's governance and education system.

Independent National Assembly Member Bakary K. Badjie announced his candidacy for the 2026 Gambian presidential election, focusing on combating corruption and addressing urgent national challenges, including unemployment and injustice, while calling for unity and transformative leadership to drive progress.

Independent National Assembly Member Bakary K. Badjie declares bid for 2026 Gambian presidency, citing urgent need for transformative leadership to tackle corruption, unemployment, and insecurity, emphasizing unity and youth involvement in addressing national challenges.

Bakary Badjie, an Independent NAM aligned with former president Jammeh's faction, announced his presidential bid at the Gambia Teachers Union Conference Center, citing the country's dire situation and the need for a savior to address issues like youth suffering and economic challenges.