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Coalition 2026 to stage grand rally at Brikama Sunday

Coalition 2026 to stage grand rally at Brikama Sunday

The Standard Gambia about 1 hour 1 mins read

By Olimatou Coker

Coalition 2026 will on Sunday stage a grand unity really in Brikama, to mark the official launching of the NUP/Unite Alliance.

The rally is scheduled to take place at the Brikama SSP Grounds and is expected to bring together members, supporters and sympathisers of the coalition as it prepares for the December 5th presidential election.

In a statement issued Monday, the organisers said the gathering is a significant milestone in their efforts to consolidate what it called a “strong and united force” ahead of the presidential polls.

The statement added that the rally is intended to demonstrate a collective commitment to unity, democracy and national renewal, while providing a platform for supporters and members of the public to participate in the official unveiling of the NUP/Unite Alliance.

“This historic event marks a significant milestone in our coming together as a strong and united force, dedicated to the advancement of our nation ahead of the December 5th presidential election,” the coalition said.

The coalition has also invited the general public to attend the rally, describing the occasion as an important moment in its political mobilisation ahead of the election.

This article was sourced from an external publication.

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