24/08/2026
30 YEARS OF UDP — BUT WHAT HAS THE PARTY REALLY ACHIEVED?
30 years of the UDP favouring the old guard.
30 years of attacking political opponents instead of building bridges.
30 years of losing young, talented and promising leaders along the way.
30 years of shouting, making noise and making big political claims but where are the results?
After 30 years, Gambians have every right to ask:
What has the UDP actually done for The Gambia?
What has the UDP achieved in 30 years?
How many lives have been transformed?
How many young people have been empowered?
How many lasting national projects can we point to?
What concrete legacy has the party built?
Political longevity is not the same as political achievement.
You can celebrate 30 years, but after three decades, the people are entitled to demand answers.
30 years is enough time to show results.
For me, the UDP's 30th anniversary is not just a celebration, it is a moment to ask some very serious questions about leadership, consistency, results and the future of The Gambia.
Noise is not development.
Promises are not achievements.
And 30 years in politics is not a qualification to lead a country.
Gambians deserve results, not just rhetoric.