Gambian Soldiers Removing Jammeh's Posters On Gambian Streets (Photo)

Nothing last forever.Before they were worshipping how.Pictured above are Gambian soldiers at Yundum Barracks removing Jammeh's images/posters.

This is a lesson to our politicians.Endeavour to leave a legacy behind.If not,your supporters will humiliate you later.

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