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Gambian Army at Command Centre Kanilai has communicated that they are joining ECOWAS forces to remove recalcitrant President Yahya Jammeh.
This is coming as troops from Senegal, Ghana, Nigeria, Mali and Togo massed at the borders of Senegal, waiting for a green light to intervene and unseat Yahya Jammeh.
"Gambia army chief of staff and police chief say they are no longer loyal to him”, Kristin Palitza, African Correspondent for German Press Agency based in Cape town said in a tweet.
Banjul has been turned into a ‘ghost town’ with tens of thousands of people fleeing the capital and at least 26,000 crossing the border into Senegal
This is coming as troops from Senegal, Ghana, Nigeria, Mali and Togo massed at the borders of Senegal, waiting for a green light to intervene and unseat Yahya Jammeh.
"Gambia army chief of staff and police chief say they are no longer loyal to him”, Kristin Palitza, African Correspondent for German Press Agency based in Cape town said in a tweet.
Banjul has been turned into a ‘ghost town’ with tens of thousands of people fleeing the capital and at least 26,000 crossing the border into Senegal