POWER BLACKOUT CRISIS: Why Barrow Must Take Responsibility “BARROW MUST GO! NO TO A 3RD TERM!”

THE GAMBIA’S POWER CRISIS WHO SHOULD TAKE RESPONSIBILITY? The electricity crisis has reached a critical point, with some communities reportedly experiencing blackouts lasting up to 48 hours. Businesses, families and ordinary Gambians are feeling the consequences, while questions continue to grow over NAWEC, electricity planning, generation capacity and government accountability. In this brief reaction, we look at the FACTS surrounding the current power situation and examine the argument that, as Head of State and head of the executive branch, President Adama Barrow should take political responsibility for the government's management of the electricity crisis. President Barrow himself has acknowledged shortcomings in planning, power generation and maintenance, while promising that electricity supply will improve by the end of October 2026. But the political question remains: ⚡ Who is ultimately responsible when the country is left in darkness? ⚡ Why has electricity generation struggled to keep pace with demand? ⚡ What has the government done — and what should it have done differently? ⚡ Can Gambians demand accountability at the ballot box? ⚡ And what does the current crisis mean for the debate over a third term? The video also discusses the growing public slogan “Barrow Must Go” and the opposition to a third term, reflecting the political debate taking place ahead of the December 2026 presidential election. 🎥 WATCH. LISTEN. THINK. DECIDE FOR YOURSELF. 💬 What is your view on the electricity crisis and government accountability? 👍 LIKE 💬 COMMENT 🔔 SUBSCRIBE 📲 SHARE #Gambia #AdamaBarrow #BarrowMustGo #NoToThirdTerm #GambiaPolitics #GambiaElectricity #NAWEC #PowerCrisis #GambiaNews #GambianPolitics #Gambia2026 #Accountability #ElectricityCrisis Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @askanbii   Support our Channel by buying our Mug https://my-store-105e258.creator-spri...