We are not asking for permission to clear Banjul

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[@laminsanyang5827]

These leadership, excellent remarks

[@askiamuhammad18]

What a great reception! The mayor is just amazing and jovial.

[@gamtube1]

Absolutely ❤️

[@mbossehfaye1524]

❤❤❤👍

[@facethetruth8190]

This was a very interesting dialogue and from my observation,there seems to be a very mutual admiration between Our Mayoress of Banjul and Mr.Manneh both trying to find a solution to tackle the very problem we all witnessing on the ground. Mr.Manneh acting on behalf of the task force team expresses his concerned civic duties for Clearing public spaces in the Capital city Banjul and The Lord Mayoress responded in a very diplomatic manner as a respectful Public figure and rightfully so. The Conversation seems very transparent and went well I think or I hope so..

[@TheHiphopgems]

that's interesting how open this was, in most places in the world this would have been a closed door meeting

[@TheVeelkrow]

I don't see anything wrong with what Mr. Manneh said, on the contrary, he was respectful, maybe a tad too direct but this is what it's all about, being given a job means doing well and without having to kiss feet for it. Manneh has been given a very difficult and demanding task and the way he's been going about it commands our respect and commendation, but the problems start arising when politicians begin to poke their noses in the works of hard working people like Manneh. Mrs. Lowe is also a decent lady known for her hard working nature, but all the same, it won't stop me from asking, what has she been doing all those years watching Banjul become a real land of chaos and anarchy? Here is a brave move by government to rectify decades of neglect, let Mr. Manneh and his team do their job, indeed, this team has been delegated to do a truly tough job, let them continue and please stop nit-picking on him and his team, many of you here voicing criticism of Manneh would dare not take his job, I bet you. Then the producers of these videos, kindly work on the sound system, it's too low and one can't hear much, even at full volume blast. Bravo Team Manneh, job well done, don't shy in front of anyone, especially Politicians.

[@gamtube1]

Thanks for the feedback. We are getting a new device today to correct the sound issue starting tomorrow. Thanks ❤️