NPP Students' Wing

KNOW YOUR EXECUTIVE SERIES EPISODE 1

Meet our Co-opted Member, Binta Manneh, as we commence the Know Your Executive Series by the NPP Students’ Wing.

This series is designed to introduce the hardworking individuals serving within the executive and highlight their roles, vision, and commitment to student engagement and development.

REMINDER: REGISTER AND MAKE YOUR VOICE COUNT

If you’re eligible to vote but haven’t registered yet, this is your moment to act. Securing your voter’s card is a simple but powerful step toward having a real say in the future of our country.
Visit your nearest registration center today and get registered. Encourage your friends and fellow students to do the same.

Beyond registering, be ready to turn out massively and vote for the NPP to sustain continuous progress, strengthen national unity, and advance development across the country.

Don’t miss out. Participate and make your voice count.

CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 2K25

The NPP Students’ Wing proudly congratulates the Class of 2025 on this remarkable achievement.

This moment stands as a testament to courage, discipline, and resilience. Through challenge and uncertainty, the Class of 2025 remained steadfast, rising above every obstacle with determination and purpose. Such an accomplishment reflects academic success, strength of character and a commitment to excellence.

This marks the emergence of a new generation, one prepared to take its place in shaping the future.

At this defining moment, the call is clear: to lead with integrity, to serve with dedication, and to pursue excellence in every endeavor. The nation looks forward with confidence, knowing that its future is in capable and determined hands.

The NPP Students’ Wing celebrates this milestone with pride and stands in full confidence of what lies ahead for the Class of 2025.

Once again, congratulations on this well-earned success.

HAPPY INTERNATIONAL WORKERS’ DAY

Today, we recognise the everyday that keeps The Gambia moving. Across the country, workers show up, often without and under , but always with a strong sense of responsibility. From farms and workshops to offices, classrooms, hospitals and the informal sector, your contribution is real and it is measurable. Our economy, our communities and our future depend on it.

The NPP Students’ Wing with Gambian and a path that strengthens opportunity, encourages productivity and creates space for young people to grow and take part meaningfully in national development.

To every Gambian worker, your effort matters and it is .

Happy Workers’ Day!

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NPP Led government setting unprecedented records on the global stage.

We saw an unfortunate, disgruntled, bitter, angry and useless youth falsely accusing us of entering classrooms, disrupting lessons and disturbing NPP’s T-shirts in school campuses. That is both misleading and untrue.

From all indications including the unprecedented progress, peace, development and unity sustained, Barrow PORG will win come December 5th 2026, the earlier you all adjust to that reality the less chest pain you’ll have when the time comes.

FINAL DAY – NPP STUDENTS’ WING CIVIC RESPONSIBILITY NATIONWIDE TOUR 1.0

We closed the final day of our nationwide tour on a meaningful note at Nungu Kebbeh NBR, where the team held a one-hour Civic Education session with students. It was a simple but impactful engagement. The discussion focused on what it means to be an active citizen, why voter participation matters, and how young people can contribute to shaping the country’s future. The students were attentive, asked thoughtful questions, and showed genuine interest in the conversation.

From there, the team moved to the Banjul–Barra Ferry terminal. What followed was not planned, but it spoke volumes. A number of young people approached the team to express their appreciation and admiration for the work done across the regions. Their words were sincere and encouraging, and for many of us, it was a moment that quietly affirmed the value of the entire journey.

As we bring the NPP Students’ Wing Civic Responsibility Nationwide Tour 1.0 to a close, we do so with a deep sense of gratitude and reflection. Over the course of this tour, we met communities from different parts of the country, engaged with young people, and shared conversations that matter. In all the places we visited, people consistently expressed their support for President Adama Barrow and his government, pointing to the progress being made in different sectors.

We sincerely thank the NPP National Executive Council for their leadership and support throughout this initiative. Our appreciation also goes to the Regional Structures for their coordination on the ground, and to the many communities that welcomed and engaged with us openly.

To the youths, women, and students who participated in these conversations, we are grateful for your time, your voices, and your willingness to be part of this process. And to every member of the Students’ Wing who contributed in one way or another, your effort and commitment made this tour possible.

This may be the end of the tour, but it is not the end of the work. The conversations continue, and so does the responsibility we all share in building a more aware and active citizenry.

DAY FIVE – CENTRAL RIVER REGION NORTH (CRR NORTH)
NPP Students Wing Civic Responsibility Nationwide Tour 1.0

Day five of our nationwide civic engagement tour took us to the heart of the Central River Region North, where we continued our mission of strengthening political awareness and deepening citizen participation among communities.

Our engagements brought together a vibrant mix of youths, women, and elders who turned out in significant numbers, demonstrating their growing interest in governance and national development. The discussions centered on the importance of voter registration, active participation in democratic processes, and the collective responsibility of citizens in sustaining national progress.

Speakers from the delegation highlighted the strides made under the leadership of President Adama Barrow, particularly in key sectors such as infrastructure, agriculture, education, and youth empowerment. Emphasis was placed on the need for continued unity and support to consolidate these gains and ensure inclusive development across all regions.

The interactive nature of the engagement allowed community members to voice their perspectives, ask critical questions, and contribute meaningfully to the dialogue. Across all communities visited, there was a clear and consistent message of appreciation and unwavering support for President Barrow and his government, with many citing visible improvements in their livelihoods and local environments.

As the tour progresses, the NPP Students Wing remains resolute in its commitment to bridging the gap between leadership and citizens, fostering informed participation, and nurturing a politically conscious generation dedicated to national development.

PR TEAM, CRNT’26