5 PROS & CONS about being in Gambia...(Moved from USA).
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- čas přidán 10. 11. 2022
- Now that we've been living here in Gambia for 1 year, I can safely say these are my top 5 Pros and Cons!
The Summers Family moved from USA to Gambia October 2021...
If I can elaborate more on a specific topic please leave a comment, so I can work towards including it into a future video. Thanks so much for watching!!❤
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This is very heartbreaking to a person like me who has definite plans for The Gambia. Thank you for this huge heads-up.
Sis! After watching this video, it has given me great pause about visiting The Gambia. Even learning that women are not really held in high regards.
@@lalamadison7227 keep deceiving yourself.
@@lalamadison7227 moved from one dysfunctional country to another.
Unfortunately There’s no perfect country. 😅
Be open minded and go and see for yourself before jumping into conclusions
Sister, I am familiar with the pros and cons, I have many coworkers and friends from Gambia 🇬🇲, yes they have shared similar experiences with their families living in Gambia.
I believe poverty plays a part in the thief, even though it is a Muslim country, which is very sad.
Bullying maybe consider discipline and acceptable in the culture 🤔, which is traumatic for any child.
Hygiene is a huge problem, maybe lack of education, hopefully things get better.
Many people travel to America from different countries for better quality health care, especially if one is a visitor, care is free in most States.
YOU, are a very strong person, caring for eight children of all ages. It would be easier for everyone if your husband was living with you all. Both parents supporting each other and the children will benefit having both parents.
Maybe your husband will reconsider and move his business to Gambia 🇬🇲🤔, or maybe online, depending on his business 🤔.
Together, you all will make it through anything with the help of Allah. It is sad you had to leave the US 🇺🇸, for various important reasons.
May Allah make it easier for you and keep your family safe, healthy and together.
I wish ONLY the best for you and your family by Allah's Grace and Mercy. Doowahs can move mountains ⛰.
The Jihad you are going through for your children will be rewarded by Allah Almighty, Ameen.
Awww how sweet and supportive of you as I was thinking the same thing that perhaps the husband could somehow rework his business life and settle there in The Gambia with his wife and kids. I wish them all the best.
Okay I'm Gambian and I've been living in Switzerland for a long time now, I understand what my sister is talking about with regards to the cons. I know it's gonna be hard for anyone to adjust to the life style if you're used to the lifestyle in the west because it's a different standard, we are not there yet but I'm hopeful we will one day. The only thing I don't agree with you is when you said " most people don't believe in germs" I found that statement misleading because Gambians do believe in germs. And cleaning the kitchen with the same cloth you cleaned the bathroom? Well that is something new to me as someone born and raised in the Gambia. And I'm not denying that you've seen it but that must be an exception, I mean come on we are not illitrates we know all about germs and contaminations.
@Maimounah Faizon LOL sister I will connect the dots for you don't worry😂....we are living in world so connected that not knowing about germs is basically illiteracy. And if illiteracy for you means someone who haven't been to either western or eastern educational system then your definition of illiteracy is wrong in my opinion. Yes we might be unlettered in some educational system but definitely not illiterates, so you saying "the great deal of people are illiterates" is completely wrong, that's a western way of describing people who don't adhere to what the west believe is education. And I'm not kidding.
Alot of people in America 🇺🇸 do this I'm from California, I seen this in Texas Alot
SubhanAllah!!!I am sorry that you experiencing this but this why a lot born African don’t move back home it so sad indeed. When you get the teacher you have to tell him not to hit your children because even a private teacher will still hit. I experienced that with my children when I moved back hom, they wonder why the children don’t want want to read Koran when they grow up because they associate Quran with punishments . Everything describe a sister I went through back in 2013 when I moved back.I am originaly from Guinea . May Allah swt make it easy for you and children! May Allah swt protect your family!
I was traumatised when I was younger, my Quran tutor used to beat us so badly that many of us stop turning for classes
@@mohamedkamara5199that is alarming and NOT part of the sunnah! The prophet peace be upon him never EVER hit a child. It makes me wonder where it stems from, this type of abuse spans many different regions
Please don’t generalise the Gambian or west African experience to the entire population of Africans. Not the entire Africa has bullies. I noticed many west Africans here in the U.K. are leaving Islam and even complained of very strict Qur’an teachers.
Kenya is bad but mainly the Kuffar that used to hit and abuse kids.
Muslim
Teachers were not so barbaric and I had a good experience as a kid in madrasa. We got disciplined but also loved by the Aalims.
Some schools in Kenya don’t cane the kids at all, depends with the area perhaps and the family
You come from. They fear rich kids.
Perhaps Gambia is better as they don’t care whether you are wealthy or not.
Some Private schools don’t even discipline because
Great Video, I Pray that The Almighty Protects your Family.
Ameen, thank you!!🤲🏾
So true about the bullying in Quranic schools..I went through it ages ago and used to be terrified of going to quranic classes..I hate the bars or burglar proofs because they are a fire hazard but we have no choice due to break ins..you feel like a prisoner in your own home..
I enjoy your videos. Thank you for sharing what your thoughts and experiences are in your new home. Remain blessed💐
As salaam alaikum Sister! Jazak Allah Khirun for your review of the place and your honesty as these concerns would also make it difficult for my family to get on board and move there. Inshallah we’ll keep searching
May Allah cure your children and bring sakinah to you and your family
Wow!! Thank you for this valuable information , Sis!❤
The 5 cons you mentioned are the top 5 cons keeping most Gambians in the diaspora from moving back to The Gambia. I left the States with my kids for the first time to visit and all of them got sick to a point I got panicked. My advice to you is to buy as much medicine as possible from the States and avoid using the medication sold in some of the pharmacies over there. Recently they had a kidney outbreak which killed many children due to fake medicine imported from India over 80 children died and until now no one got arrested, fined or fired. Just to let you know this is the type of government presiding over you, they care less about law and order, fighting corruption and good governance. Regarding the Quran teacher you want to hire to teach your kids make sure you get a female teacher is safer. Sorry for the lengthy advice I hope it helps.
Thanks for this message. Im coming there soon.
You are stronger than these dailies... Wish you all the best 🍀🍀🍀
It’s not just Gambia its everywhere in Africa my dear may Allah keep u and your family safe
Very informative video. Thank you for sharing your families experiences with us.
Thank you for watching!
Girl that is the truth. Thinking about the US is a stressor Great talk 👍🏽
It still is lol! 😅
As-Salam-mu Alaikum. Alhamdulilah this is was extremely informative. The reasons I was/is interested in Gambia was Quran schools for my daughters. Health care is a major concern for my family also. Thank you for the real talk!
Im Gambian and have visited twice this year and agree with some of the points. I also hate the mosquitos there and the sand in the floor🥲
Great content hope your son recovers quickly. I do agree with some of your stuff bad experience like health sector is really bad, for thefts need to take extra cautious. Power failure is another issues government need to improve the quality. For hygiene, people believe in germs no matter how poor they are, they wouldn't use the same cleaning cloth to wipe both the toilet and the kitchen. That statement got me off guard. Hope you guys are able to adjust easily it's a big difference living in the USA and the Gambia, but Gambians are really known to be a very peaceful and lovely people's that's a fact.
Good insight 👍🏽
I just left from Cambria we could go first time traveling outside the country it was beautiful but it was hard adjusting
Wow! This makes me really mad and really sad at the same time! So sorry this happened! You must be crying inside😢
I'm just grateful that he's okay now. He's home and safe, so I pray we never have to go back lol..thank you so much❤
@@summersinafrica I’m new to your channel .thank so much.🫶🏾🌹🌷🎈🎉❤️🖤💚💯☑️
@@portiamitchell8837 Welcome!! 🥰🥰 I hope you enjoy the videos!💝
Jazak Allah Kir for sharing and providing very informative details. May Allah provide security, comfort and ease to your family. Ameen ya Ruub. Is the healthcare in neighboring Senegal any better? In general all West African countries suffer from high rates of thievery unfortunately. Illiteracy is still too high and civility varies from country to country in West African countries.
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Subanaallah the fruit allergy sounds like a pesticide allergy. That’s insane 😮
Developing countries are great to live in as long as you’re healthy and don’t have to do any difficult administrations etc.
Great video mashallah.
Bullying is a normal part of America culture too. That’s why we have gun violence in our schools. Both America and Gambia are very sorry for allowing this. Bullying is not normal because it can lead to
suicide and school violence. Anyone said bullying is normal need their head examined. No one likes to see their love ones pick on at schools and come home crying. As long as Gambia schools allowed it, they will be right behind America. I see where their schools are going. Gambia don’t give a damn about their children just like America don’t give a damn about their children. If you care, you wouldn’t see a child get mistreated.
Great Video😉✌🏿
I appreciate you!!🙌🏾
Very informative video, thank you Sis!
I guess I just have to be grateful for UK healthcare, the (in)famous NHS 😬 I don't know a place where good quality healthcare is free or affordable, it always feels like there's so much to improve.
Bullying is really sad. Alhamdulillah here in UK I find children from Africa are lovely, I know mostly Somalian kids and they are all very polite and nice with kids and adults. I hope it will change there in the future, maybe a teacher from Europe or USA could start a different method of pedagogy and kids will be much happier Inshallah.
Also, I am hoping your kids are doing well now Inshallah. How your Grandma manages with the healthcare situation, since elderly people are usually visiting the doctors a lot?
Amen.
We are blessed indeed alhammdulillah
Even though at times the treatment may not be the best, but we don’t have to worry about being deprived of medical care or huge bills.
I do agree, African kids regardless of the country of origin tend to be very well mannered and hardworking.
Sorry hope your son is better 🙏🏽
Thank you!!❤️
Actully its very helpful , but don't think its better in alot of other countries . Here in my country we suffer almost the same concerns , good education maks good nations and I think Gambia needs that, I wana ask is it private or governmental hospital , : )
Sister as a Muslim you should already know this world 🌍 isn’t meant to be easy but as long as you can give a better descent education to your child and have good mental health and practice your religion properly I think that’s enough. For the rest, let’s meet in paradise by God willing.
Great video 👍 watching this from Islamabad Pakistan 🇵🇰
Hello, thank you!!
It’s very interesting the different cultures in the Muslim world. I also live in a Muslim country Alhamdulilah , a lot of hospitals are not good unfortunately. If you have money you can pay for a good hospital but still not at the level of what we are used back home. Public hospitals , forget it. The sad thing is that Muslims used to be leaders in the medical field if we look back at our history.
There is bullying here but not as much, the main thing they like to do here in schools are give gifts and praises for everything. It’s something I’m not used to at all nor do I think is a good thing, kids should be given gifts and praise when it’s due. Not for any little thing.
But Alhamdulilah These are just little things
Do you mind sharing which country is that? Im curious as generally in muslim countries I see a very harsh approach with kids and they don't consider mental health at all. I understand what you describe is the other end of the spectrum though..but interesting to know about different systems.
I hope Adam is fine now.
OMG! You poor thing! I'm so sorry this is happening to you and the children. SMH! I'm not a Muslim but Christian and also American as you and your family are. I know how scary it can be when something like this is taking place especially concerning your little ones. I do not know what sort of illness has befallen your children, but I do know that prayer changes things, so I am all over it like wet paint. There is nothing too hard for Our Heavenly Father To Solve.
The nurses should know that the iv administration should be slow or reduce drip rate... and where were the doctors because in a private hospital should be following closely.
Good info ! How much for a small house ( 1 to 2 bedrooms, living room, kitchen) FURNISHED ( double bed, dining table, fridge, electricity,etc) per month in US dollars in a large city( 50 000 population) ?
This was very informative! I agree with all the pros. Peace of mind in that sense is priceless! As for the cons… I’ve heard of nightmarish things from people who’ve experienced hospitals on the continent. My daughter included! Even in the nollywood films they send their family away for treatment in Europe mostly. Btw.. the US does not have the best healthcare by far.. Cuba has much better healthcare and it’s free. I know of someone who is from the states who raised money to have major surgery in Germany and she raves about the quality of treatment that she had and she went twice! They even had a Mercedes Benz pick her up from the airport!! Not to mention the food as well!
The internet is always hit or miss but, you are so right!… the theft is disgusting!!!! I’ve seen more poverty in other countries and have never been treated like an atm or anything like that in those places. All over Africa, there needs to be heavily enforced sentences for theft and other crimes. So heavy that one would think twice before committing them. For a country to call themselves religious, it doesn’t seem as if those beliefs are really apart of their everyday life. The bullying is plain disgusting. I recall the BAG family’s young daughter mentioning that she was bullied in school. The mindset is not just in The Gambia unfortunately. It’s truly a shamed because when that mindset remains, it’s only to their destruction. They are easily manipulated but others that they trust more and those people are working to change the face of Africa. These are major things to maneuver through however, stay encouraged!
Hey Sis, I appreciate you always and sometimes you have me laughing over here😂. Let me just say this...I do not believe the US has the best Healthcare, I just didn't want to argue the statement lol. There were so many things we've experienced with Healthcare that I could make it a separate video. I probably shouldn't, but I have so many experiences within the year we've been here.
I have to agree with you when you say that the religion is not being put to practice when it comes to the behaviors you've mentioned. As a Muslim it's still comforting to be surrounded be people who share my core belief. It's disappointing and disheartening that yes, these are the same people breaking into houses, robbing businesses etc. I'm staying encouraged sis! Thank you❤❤
@@summersinafrica Glad to make you laugh😂😂😂 I could only imagine. I’ve heard of three people off the top of my head that died under medical care in Tanzania. One guy had food poisoning and ended up dead!!! No family there so as in true medical form, when there is no representative they do what they want. That person becomes the Guinea pig.
It was disheartening for me to see a lack of daily religious practice there and I’m not Muslim! I was just telling my daughter that I don’t recall seeing anyone going to the mosque nor do I remember hearing the call to prayer after the first one in the early morning.. and we lived near a mosque! When we left and lived in the UAE, that is when I saw true religious beliefs being incorporated into everyday living. It encouraged me even to pray more and be more proactive in my faith. Imagine.. in the UAE and not Africa. Africa in some ways was opposite for me and others as well.
@@journeytothemosthigh5021 I remember you telling me about your journey in UAE and how it lead you to practice more of your faith. But still sis!! Still...I can't imagine leaving Africa💀. The cons are harsh, but the pros have made my heart so full. I pray God keeps me content and grateful. I still don't regret it🙈. I want so badly to see Tanzania! I wouldn't mind visiting UAE...I just can't imagine leaving Africa. Despite the cons deep down it just feels really good.
@@summersinafrica Sis, prosper where You are planted! I’m not sure where we will go to next or if we will ever return to Africa to live. I do miss the pros. I truly do but when I went to the UAE!… it changed us! To see people walking in faith and being in a SAFE place without worrying about my phone getting stolen or house broken into was priceless! Seeing children playing in parks at night unsupervised was something I hadn’t seen since I was a child.. over 40 years ago. The UAE was just what we needed at that time after our experiences on the continent. It was the light at the end of the tunnel. I’d visit the continent again. Living there is debatable although I see the importance of us being there.
Poor Cuba. Has better Healthcare then rich america? I'm a nurse and I think you are very misinformed
Good afternoon my sister I am just listen to your video well America is the best healthcare in the world I understand that’s why I cannot live in Gambia maybe four months six months or less they healthcare shot not good the most important thing is keep healthy as possible and your family and the children because if you have a disease heart problems some type of illness you got to come back to America and the bullying that’s normal for them but the children so thank God you’re homeschooling your children It’s for the best the hygiene I understand one of my friends who is from Gambia had food poisoning I have to say I’m a couple of dollars I thought exacwhat to do I’ve been a healthcare worker for 35 years in Manhattan Harlem so I helped him out they don’t understand hygiene at all my sister do the best you can I understand you can’t be the beautiful country so relax I hope to visit the new year relax by the beach and eat some good food I enjoy that the most in the The music senegambia That’s my enjoyment working so hard all my life I am only 57 my sister take it one day at a time enjoy relax relax relax take it one day at a time I hope the children kids well and be safe
I appreciate this! Yes, the Healthcare is my main problem...The children are doing well, thank you!!🥰 I'm enjoying Gambia so much, this video was just a bit heavy on the cons..unfortunately, I just tried to be honest. For me it's worth it (God willing).
AssalamuAlaikum Sis! I think you need to adjust your camera pixel or focus is too high and is distorting your image.
MarshAllah…Your contents are very inspiring. You have inspired so many Muslim women in the west by showing them the importance of Deen and family by not putting Dunia first. MarshAllah!!! We’re so proud of you and we ask Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta’Ala to continue blessing you and your family in this Dunia and the Arkerah. AssalamuAlaikum!
I don't know about same cloth used in toilet used in the kitchen .but it is true Gambia has a hygiene problem I certainly don't like when I goes to buy bread they picked it up with the naked hand rap it up with newspaper i make sure tell the shop I'm not having it.
Thanks for this. So for the healthcare experience you had was this a local hospital? Or a private/international one?
Im always hearing the private hospitals are better than the local ones.
Hello, thanks for watching! It was private.
@@summersinafrica wow so i guess theres no difference 🤦🏽♀️
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Thank you for this, I really really appreciate you.these were some of the conserns , I was having and thinking about. Sis and you answered them all.I really hope your children are doing OK ,I’m a nurse myself and I hate to hear that about how the healthcare system .is but I’ll still pay the country a visit, just a visit and go to see the Kunta Kinte island .and visit the beaches. there in Gambia .and check out Solomons buy some clothes ,and get a couple of souvenirs of our African art and then I’m on my way to Ghana to see the slave dungeons or castles .orwhatever they call them .and then try to buy land in 🇰🇪 Kenya. Yep that’s the plan. Peace blessings and love to you,and all of your eight children.Ase,watching and Listening from Dallas Texas ✋🏾🔴⚫️🟢✊🏾👍🏾🫶🏾👊🏾
I'm happy the video was helpful!😅 Sounds like you'll have a great time traveling! 🙌🏾 I hope to see Kenya one day and Ghana. Being in Gambia has made me so curious about other African countries. I'm wishing you much success on your journey sis.
The children are both okay and home safe! Thank you so much❤️❤️
@@summersinafrica I think it would be a fabulous idea if you chose to see what else Africa has to offer. Kenya seems like an amazing place as I have encountered some Kenyan women and they are very sweet spirited, and I follow some Kenyan vloggers and that place is quite beautiful. May God Grant You And The Kids Your Dream Place To Live In Africa.
Is not easy to live in those kinds of of situations .
But am praying that Allah protect every family in the same situations like yours
Keep deceiving yourself.
Kenya is a jungle
Asalamu Alaikum Wahrahmatullah Sister. Be mindful of the hospitals and the antibiotics sometimes they abuse it and some of these nurses still need more training they lack empathy so the best you can do is to communicate and don’t get tired of communicating because it’s your life and only you know how you feel. With the kids bullying kids here have aggressive play and if you are new to their circle it takes time before they get used to you. With regards to the germs it’s the lack of awareness they are used to doing it that way they were not taught about the harmful effects of poor hygienic condition some do know but some due to the poor background they coming from they are not that aware most aren’t that sensitive and conscious about their environment. Some people are just surviving and not living due to poverty and because of that the don’t pay much attention to certain things. I know some of these things are a culture shock but you will get used them In Shaa Allah at the same time communicate that’s the only way you can make them aware too.
At least you have the option to return to the States. That’s why I say the diaspora have the best of both worlds.
Yes the option is there but for Muslims it is tough to go back because we have a concept of hijrah or migration if you make that intention.
@@thesabiqoon4178 she has options. She an American. She said wanted to take her kids back to the States for medical care. That said a lot. She wasn’t happy with the care that kids were getting. I said this before. Some of these diaspora have SOME appreciation about American. They may not come out and say it. You tell from some of their reactions. I’m plan on doing living in Gambia and America. I’m not giving up all this good benefits in America. I’m plan on having the best both worlds.
@@lonnirenee7645 yesss me too 🔴⚫️🟢🌍✊🏾🆗🔴👍🏾
@@portiamitchell8837 It’s called “Enjoy your life.”😂😂 I say that all the time to the diaspora that they have the best of both worlds. If were into Africa at a younger age, I would had been retired😂 or working as a travel nurse every six months and chill out in Africa.
@@lonnirenee7645 right on,yesss ✊🏾🫵🏾💯🫶🏾🔴⚫️🟢
You should really consider coming to Morocco. You can literally drive up there
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My daughter was hospitalized in a third world country. She still has stomach issues. Even the private hospitals aren’t that clean. Working without medical gloves.. the list goes on. The scary part is people actually getting in accidents and having to have surgery, then being messed up for life.
Keep deceiving yourself
It depends with where you go to be honest. Don’t brand the entire third world unhygienic because even here in the U.K. healthcare staff don’t wash their hand or always wear gloves accordingly.
Some Drs in the third world are amazing and very experienced and their local hospitals may be even better than private.
Some private hospitals are also very very expensive as well. So probably try one of those if you want similar treatment to that of the west.
@@Zazezoo 👍🏽
Easier to raise kids...Of course it will be easier.....Healthier food, of course, what other options do they have? More active, Of course, roads are not enough to facilitate driving everywhere...Less stress, of course.....
Yes, it's very laid back. I am America and my husband is Gambia very laid-back. Now he realizes we are in America 🇺🇸. He will call me, where are you, are you safe. Lol!
😂😂 Now he understands..aww!❤
@@summersinafrica yes, we live in a good area on north Georgia but he stills worry 😟.
@@carnita523 May God protect you and your family and keep you all healthy and happy!
Would you advise a single Muslim sister to move from the USA to Gambia?
Unfortunately these cons far outweigh the pros. Good healthcare, clean food and internet are critical for me.
Assallamu alaikum warahmatullah ukhti. InshaAllah all is well with you and your family. How is your son feeling? I'm also from America living in the Gambia. Send me your contact information.
Gambiaaa is so beautiful and peaceful but the government failed the people. The stealing comes from people struggling sadly.
Scary situation in a private hospital. Beggars belief that those who are supposed to care can be so casual and insensitive.
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Omg you should bring those kids back! Wow I'm speechless with this story
The North Americas is NOT a place to raise HUEman children. Many are suffering from a mental illness 👉🏾 DEEP DELUSIONAL! .....
Hell no.Like Go Black to Africa.say DAMErica!!!Didnt you here her say,her core beliefs that’s . Important to her, and plus she said ,her kids don’t wanna come back just visit for like three or four days and then come back to The Gambia! The children said they feel free over there .they don’t have to worry about getting shot .by the police Like in ,america, they said they get to play outside and be free .and walk to their friends, house . can you do that over here in the states you gotta worry about child molesters pedophile sex trafficking kidnapping the whole nine !so I’m with her on letting the kids.stay over there ,don’t bring them back ,the states! and she homeschooling them now ,so it’s gonna be good .and she got family there and her mom is there to help out. it’s over 20 people that came with her ,that’s already there to help her, so she got a lot of hands on deck ,it’s the husband that works crazy hours or something I don’t know but she is going to be alright 😊🔴⚫️🟢 ❤️🖤💚📌.
Thank you for this comment. You understand my story fully and I appreciate that!😅❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I still can't regret my decision to move. Thank you for your support sis. I've seen your other comments on the channel as well❤️
@@summersinafrica 🙏 🤲 I will continue to support your work. I'm not married nor am I a goof muslim. But I see Allah is with you. ! I really appreciate your reply as a WATCHER! may you be guided and continued blessings 🙌
Gambian consists on a meat and rice diet , green vegetables are not part of their daily diet many of the children in the Gambia suffer from malnutrition. The stores do not stock green vegetables
Yes they do. If you want veggies you can easily find them
Sister i understood what you fell, but it is normal
Yes, I understand it's normal...I just wanted to share for those who haven't been here yet. That way they're not too shocked to experience certain things. Thank you!!
@@summersinafrica and that is what I really appreciate you,most for.And I thank you so much for it.keeping it real ,because , I had 2 strokes and see now. I know what to expect, I be watching you ,and .bag family videos .and y’all do have so good videos.🔍✏️🖊📖📙📚and I be making my notes.oh yea and I watch,Jt the Bigga figga!fill moe,Africa.he is in Kenya with his wife and 5 kids ,he brought them over from America and his kids Love Africa 2🛖🏝🛴🧘🏾♀️🧃💫🌍🌍🦚👏🏾👏🏾🫶🏾✌🏾
Wow this is making me not wanna live there anymore
Gambia should have Sharia for theives and murderers. How is the murder rate in Gambia btw? I hear its really low.
Yep that will STOP A Whole ,shit,With that stealing shit!!! I agree with you 🫵🏾💯👀🆗😁💯✋🏾
But why us the average life Spanish under 60 years
Hi very simple really get a dog....! Dogs are the cheapest for safety
Real Muslims don't do canines.
Yes, lot of your Muslim brothers in the Gambia are chifs.
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