Police chief Seedy Touray intervened to address tensions after officer ASP Binta Njie criticized NPP supporter Baboucar Bahoum's remarks about Kiang, leading to administrative cautioning. Touray emphasized police neutrality in politics and criticized Bahoum's comments, sparking further debate among activists.

Former police spokesperson ASP Binta Njie faces administrative cautioning for criticizing NPP supporter's derogatory remarks against Kiang people on social media, highlighting concerns of divisive rhetoric and potential security threats, while public outcry questions police action perceived as unjustified.

The letter to the editor criticizes President Barrow and his government in The Gambia for failing to address insults and incitement to violence by supporters, highlighting a lack of leadership, corruption, and economic stagnation in the country over the past sixty years.

Police in The Gambia summoned diehard supporter Baboucarr Bahoum for questioning over social media remarks post-election, citing potential to incite division. Released on bail, Bahoum defended his statements, emphasizing commitment to President Barrow and NPP. Authorities stress responsible civic engagement for national