Most Expensive Demolition in Fajara in The Gambia
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I can't get over the thought of how does one get to the point of building illegal structures or expensive premises on road corridors and think it was going to fly in the Gambia easily and will unnoticeable draw any attention to the Gambian authorities. They must have overestimated their chances of getting over under the radar thinking in their minds, if it is ok for the Goose then it must be ok for the Gander. This should be a lesson learned to take extra safety precaution next time someone want to build anything outside their fence line instead of building inside their compounds and NOT over step their boundary line.. This has to be a continuous process and a walk through mandatory routine to prevent such encroachment by alerting people from intruding or invading a public property by trying to claim ownership of it for their own personal interest or run business services without legal authorization of occupancy...
Maybe in past times it was allowed
@@beanerschnitzel794 I don't believe that it was ever allowed and accepted by the Law..The Law never allows anything that is against a written Law of the Land. They may have been complacent or too lenient in their approached or perhaps turned a blind eyes to the illegal encroachment for quite some time because Gambia wasn't in a state of development at the time to perhaps enforced its Laws as we witness, but now the tides has turned around with such fast demand of rapid growth of commercial, industrial businesses and residential homes, everyone seems to be in demand scrambling for a little piece of a FREE land to attach to their original land as an extension only to profit from it by claiming ownership and entitlement of public property hoping and thinking Gambian authorities will never catch on by paying notice or take any action against such illegal intrusion of encroachment..They have surely underestimated the Law on their miscalculations as an oversight of such illegality of their ways in doing unethical business conduct and not have the slightest clue a day like this would come to bite them. Yes in the Gambia we can move slow when it comes to taking Actions against the law of the Land, but we always caught up when the right time comes..Let's just say it is an unfortunate situation based on purely an act of selfish interest on their part and it came to teach everyone a hard lesson to never ever over step one's boundaries under any circumstances. Stick to what you have and build inside your compound and not outside your fence line Period.
@@beanerschnitzel794 Unfortunately that good response in answer to your comment was some how deleted but you got the picture..It was a good response but somehow I don't know why it was deleted.
@@beanerschnitzel794 Nice Gambia perhaps not so very Nice Gambia. You at it again deleting innocent and helpful comments..Keep it up
Has the Bakau exercise been completed? Because here again I see some exemptions and there is no claim to diplomatic immunity in these cases. Am watching developments .
I like people who tell the truth and have a respect 🙏
Thank you Manneh back to hes good manners & professionalism
Does anyone realize that by planting grass on sand you are stopping soil erosion and the sand being washed on to the road? The sand washrd onto the road brvomes an agent og attrition during the rainy season. The wet sand is ground into the tarmac and wears it down causing potholes. No one bothers about sweeping the sand or keeping the sand of the road. People planting grass on their frontage help to keep the sand off the road!!!!. But them we Gambians love our sandy roads . Reminds us of the village .
This man is doing great jobs in the country
What about American embassy
You talking about the American's
Good Job guys 😊
Nonsense why not create a big garage for taxi drivers than selling all reserve properties and giving it to foreigners or building useless hotels
The team ate doing a great job we like that stay bless the Gambia 🙏🙏
Keep the good work ❤
12:08 without the railings they will be parking on the grass...you know them
We all know that the Laws are make for the poor people….God Have Mercy
Yes the grass beautiful because the railings are preventing all the rubbish that is outside of the railings blowing onto the grass.
Police with batons and shields ?32:52 Are they expecting a riot ?
Its the owners own fault that They spent alot of money on something They didnt have/got a permit for.
Can someone give me number for this short guy this is Ridiculous
You say what short guy 😂 it's funny word 😅
This man leading this team is a scam
She borrowed my sister materials from her shop and couldn’t pay her . She needs to be exposed . The little woman is crying inside . The worse thing is she always tell my sister I will pay you pack if you have a baby boy . After that statement my sister got a baby girl . Now that girl is almost talking 😭. Gambia please come out and help her . If you are concern about it reply my comment please . Thank you in advance cuz she is abusing my sisters emotion
Chai this life no balance
So those beautifications outside American embassy morm are untouchable 🤔🤔🤔
How and why business owners think these encroachments are ok is beyond me.
When you go to Europe or America you are happy to sit outside on the sidewalk and eat and watch people walking by. Or maybe you have not travelled anywhere except to Crocodile pond😂
@@henriettagibril6381 Folding tables, chairs, and umbrellas on the sidewalk, fine. But cabanas and porches built where the sidewalk should be? Not acceptable. Port Au Prince Haiti is a good example of what happens when no one complies with rules and regulations.
Plass bi , propaganda sports bar and restaurant were given permits for the encroached extension of the property.
Gambia 😢😢 very sad 😭😭
It is your country so do as you please but some decisions like the nice cafe' and the railings decisions are very petty - I am just a tourist
Yaya jammeh never did dis an he was hash dan u guy's bt he never act like dis is development
Even yaya jammeh never did dis an he was too hash dan u guy's
I cannot believe this this is jealous😢
It's really painful but it's an extension on the road. I believe the authorities should have prevented it before the owners spent such money and later asked to remove it spending money again. It's very very painful
It's better late than never. Imagine in 10 to 20 years. What chaos is it going to be if nothing is done.
Jealous of who or what. Gimme a break 😅
Getting people to comply with regulations is a job my dear. The country cannot advance if everyone does what they like.
This is a classic example of land utility that near the public road. If something not right for the building, they need to have the right permits. These businesses are great for their economy. It’s just that the landowners should had check with authority before building.
Car parking spaces should be factored and identified so that the main roads will be free. Those that working and parking their cars for 8 to 9 hrs should be able to park somewhere instead of the highways thus making it easier for commercial vehicles and pedestrians on the roads.
What about American embassy