Momodou Sabally, a staunch supporter of the United Democratic Party, has dismissed report of his defection to President Adama Barrow’s National People’s Party (NPP). 

NPP reporter Alagie Bambo Lem had claimed Momodou Sabally had decamped to the ruling party.

But Sabally had described the report as “false”. 

He said: “supporters, friends, foes and frenemies, I salute you all with the greeting of peace, salaam. The desperate dudes of the NPP released a malicious and mendacious audio last night, claiming that I had joined their party and given up on my run for parliament (Busumbala Constituency under the UDP ticket.

“The claim is false. That is the wish of President Barrow and his mafia camp but it shall not happen in a billion years inshaa Allah. I am a member of the UDP, and I shall remain a loyal and committed supporter of the great yellow  party.

“Neither have I given up on my bid to become the elected representative of the people of Busumbala Constituency. That battle is raging on at the courts as I write this post and we are confident of victory by the Grace of Allah.”

“The struggle to liberate our country from subjugation to our neighbour and the mafia cabal shall continue unabated till we restore the sovereignty of our motherland and stop the rampant corruption and cronyism that characterises the NPP kleptocracy,” he added.

Reporting by Adama Makasuba