The National Association of Early Childhood Educators of The Gambia celebrated the 60th Independence Anniversary, led by an infant president, Alieu Saidy. The event gathered various stakeholders, including government officials and parents, to reflect on the country’s achievements and emphasize the collective responsibility in preserving national identity and engaging in development efforts.
The National Association of Early Childhood Educators (AECE) of The Gambia commemorated the 60th Independence Anniversary of the nation with a significant event. This occasion featured an infant president, Alieu Saidy, who delivered a speech on behalf of President Adama Barrow. The celebration was attended by cabinet ministers, represented by infant ministers from various nursery schools, alongside parents, teachers, and government officials at MacCarthy Square in Banjul.
In his address, Alieu Saidy highlighted the tangible socio-economic achievements of the country over the past eight years, particularly in infrastructure development which has impacted all regions and communities. He emphasized the importance of preserving the national identity, history, culture, and social connections that unite Gambians as a people.
Saidy remarked on the necessity for a collective commitment to protect the nation. He stated, “To succeed in this national endeavor, the government we choose to manage our affairs, the Constitution and Laws that regulate behavior, the institutions that provide services and the territorial boundaries that define our land surface must be at the heart of whatever we do.” He further noted that the economy is crucial for development and requires the collective engagement of the populace to maximize resources effectively.
The celebration of Gambia’s 60th Independence by the National Association of Early Childhood Educators underscores both the achievements and the responsibilities of its citizens. The sentiments expressed by the infant president emphasize the need for national unity and active participation in the nation’s development. This event was not only a celebration but also a call to action for preserving the rich heritage and fostering a collaborative effort for progress.
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