CLEAN : Gambia president warns against post poll demonstrations

The transcript discusses the context of elections, historical achievements compared to colonial times, the role of migration and education in the country, and the integrity of the election process. It also highlights challenges and loopholes that can destabilize countries.

What does the speaker imply about the opposition's chances in the upcoming elections?

• They have a strong chance of winning.

• They might win if they change strategies.

• They will not win.

• Their victory is inevitable.

How does the speaker compare their 22 years of achievements?

• They achieved less than the British colonial experience.

• They achieved more than the British colonial experience in 400 years.

• Their achievements are similar to the British colonial experience.

• They did not achieve anything significant.

What is the speaker's view on migration in the country?

• Migration is mandatory for all citizens.

• Migration is forced due to poverty.

• Migration is discouraged by the government.

• Migration is a choice, not due to poverty.

What does the speaker claim about the election process?

• It is only partially secure.

• It is outdated and needs reform.

• It is rigging-proof and transparent.

• It is easily manipulated.

Why does the speaker encourage visiting counting stations?

• To volunteer as election staff.

• To learn how to manipulate votes.

• To understand the transparency of the election process.

• To protest against the election results.