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[QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 28510, member: 2262"]
The PPP decided to run someone for the empty council seat in Half Die Ward, Banjul. Their main leadership team gave the green light yesterday for this special election. The party feels strongly about jumping into this race because its top guy believes it should fight every battle it can actually win. They shared this news directly with The Standard newspaper.

This election matters extra to PPP because their leader, Ousman Madikay Faal, actually lives in Banjul South. He grew up in Half Die Ward himself, making this contest personal for him and local PPP fans. Faal wants every person in Banjul—especially anyone living in Half Die—to support the PPP candidate. He believes they can take back what he calls their rightful seat through teamwork.

The local Banjul branch leaders must pick someone with a real chance of winning the election. Once that person was selected, Faal asked every PPP member to stand together. He stressed that victory depends on everyone pulling in the same direction instead of splitting apart. The regional team received instructions to check all possible candidates carefully.

PPP officials promised they'd tell Half Die Ward voters about their final pick very soon. The regional leadership team in Banjul carries the heavy job of finding the right person. They need someone strong enough to bring home a victory. The party feels confident their careful selection process will identify the perfect candidate to represent them in this important local contest.
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