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Join Dr. Ebrima Badjie in Rome and Barcelona!
Dr. Ebrima Badjie invites you to his final summer meetings in Rome and Barcelona!

Are you passionate about youth development in West Africa? Want to learn about our exciting projects? Join us to discuss The Move to Sierra Leone, The Extension to Guinea Bissau, the Athletics Academy in The Gambia, and more!

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Don't miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and contribute.

Greetings to all Gambians on this auspicious occasion of the 59th Independence Day of our beloved country. I am Dr. Ebrima Badjie, the president of the youth organisation The Gambian Connection Group. For over 10 years, I have been working in The Gambia to support the Gambian youth in their education, empowerment, and entrepreneurship. It has not always been easy, but it has been a pleasure to witness the growth and potential of our young generation.

The Gambian Connection Group is a platform for the youth to connect, collaborate, and create positive change in their communities. We provide mentorship, training, and opportunities for the youth to develop their skills and talents. We also advocate for the rights and interests of the youth in the national development agenda. We believe that the youth are the future of The Gambia, and we are committed to helping them achieve their dreams.

On this Independence Day, I wish all Gambians success and prosperity. I also urge the youth to take advantage of the opportunities that our country offers, and to contribute to its development with passion and dedication. Let us celebrate our independence with pride and gratitude, and let us work together to make The Gambia a shining example of democracy, peace, and progress in Africa and the world.

Happy Independence Day, The Gambia!

A Holiday Message from Dr. Ebrima Badjie
Hello, this is Dr. Ebrima Badjie, writing to you on behalf of The Gambian Connection. As the holiday season is upon us, I wanted to take a moment to reflect on the past year and express my heartfelt gratitude to all who have supported us.

Firstly, I would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas! This time of year is a reminder of the joy and warmth that comes from celebrating together, even if we are miles apart. It’s a time for us to express our gratitude, spread love, and make merry.

I am pleased to announce that our team will be taking a well-deserved break to recharge and spend time with our loved ones. Our offices will be closed for the holidays from today until January 3rd, 2024. We believe in the importance of rest and relaxation for maintaining a healthy work-life balance, and we encourage everyone to do the same during this festive season.

To our sponsors, supporters, and friends, I want to extend my deepest thanks. Your unwavering support and belief in our mission have been instrumental in our successes this year. We are incredibly grateful for your generosity and commitment.

As we look forward to the coming year, we are excited about the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead. We are committed to continuing our work and making a difference in the lives of those we serve.

In conclusion, I wish you all a joyous holiday season filled with peace, love, and happiness. May the New Year bring you good health, prosperity, and success in all your endeavors.

Happy Holidays!

Best regards, Dr. Ebrima Badjie

Meet Mr. Ebrima Jalloh, one of the most talented football players in Sanyang! Not only is he an amazing athlete, but he’s also one of our executive helpers at The Gambian Connection Group. We’re proud to have him on our team and we’re excited to see what he’ll achieve next on the field. Keep up the great work, Ebrima! 🏆⚽”

Gambian Youth Beware: Did Recent Boat "Accidents" Hide a Murderous Secret?



The Gambian dream of reaching Spain for a better life is turning into a chilling nightmare. The latest string of boat "accidents" has left a nation mourning, but a disturbing question lingers: were these tragedies truly accidents, or cold-blooded murders disguised as misfortune?

A new, horrifying tactic by human traffickers is emerging, targeting our vulnerable youth with promises of safe passage, only to deliver a silent, watery grave. They lie, collect your money, and then... nothing. They drift for a mere 10-20 kilometers, just enough to silence screams. Then, the unthinkable: reports whisper of water laced with sniper, turning your thirst for a new life into a thirst for death.

No witnesses, no messy accidents, just easy money and lives snuffed out without a trace. Think about it. Why help you reach Spain when they can steal your money and vanish you without a trace? The media will spin it as another tragic accident at sea. But what if it's not? What if the recent "accidents" were meticulously planned murders?

The Spanish reconnaissance planes and Senegalese helicopters patrolling the waters are grim reminders of the horror unfolding beneath the surface. Gambian youth, this is your wake-up call. Don't be seduced by empty promises. Don't gamble with your life. Heed this desperate plea: never, ever board a backway boat again.

Share this warning. Shout it from the rooftops. Let every Gambian hear it loud and clear: the Backway Fraud is a death trap. Don't become another victim. Choose life. Choose your family. Choose Gambia.

Together, we can expose these monsters and demand answers. Let's turn their greed into fear, their silence into screams for justice. Share this. Fight this. Save lives. But most importantly, let's demand the truth. Were these accidents, or cold-blooded murders?

Abdulie Badjie: A Future of Gambian Athletics
Abdulie Badjie, the youngest adopted son of Dr. Ebrima Badjie, is a shining star in Gambian athletics. He is only 14 years old, but he has already demonstrated his amazing talent. He has a natural knack for doing well and is committed to training, which shows in his physical fitness.
Abdulie’s physique and performance are remarkable for his young age. He has a slim and muscular body that is ideal for athletics. His speed and agility are outstanding, and he has a natural gift for running.
Abdulie’s mental strength is also impressive. He has a clear and well-organized mindset that will help him achieve great things in the sport. He has learned a lot from his father Dr. Ebrima Badjie, who is a respected figure in The Gambia.
Dr. Badjie is the President of The Gambian Connection Group, which is an organization that aims to promote social and economic development in The Gambia. He is also the founder of the TGC Athletics Academy, where Abdulie trains.
European athletic team managers have complimented Abdulie for his natural talent and physical fitness. “Abdulie’s videos are impressive,” said Maria Garcia, coach of the Lloret de Mar Athletics Club. “He has a lot of potential and I believe that he will go far in the sport.”
We at The Gambian Connection Group are proud to support Abdulie in his journey towards success. We believe that he has what it takes to become one of the best athletes in The Gambia and beyond.

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Abdulie, the youngest adopted son of Dr. Ebrima Badjie, is a shining star in Gambian athletics. He is only 14 years old, but he has already demonstrated his amazing talent in various competitions and events. He has a natural knack for doing well and is committed to training, which shows in his physical fitness.
Abdulie's physique and performance are remarkable for his young age. He has a slim and muscular body that is ideal for athletics. His speed and agility are outstanding, and he has a natural gift for running.
Abdulie's mental strength is also impressive. He has a clear and well-organized mindset that will help him achieve great things in the sport. He has learned a lot from his father Dr. Ebrima Badjie, who is a respected figure in The Gambia. Dr. Badjie is the President of The Gambian Connection Group, which is an organization that aims to promote social and economic development in The Gambia. He is also the founder of the TGC Athletics Academy, where Abdulie trains.
Dr. Badjie adopted Abdulie 7 month ago, after finding him living on the streets of Serekunda. He saw the potential in Abdulie and decided to give him a better life. He enrolled him in school and introduced him to athletics. Abdulie quickly showed his talent and passion for running, and Dr. Badjie supported him all the way.
European athletic team managers have complimented Abdulie for his natural talent and physical fitness. "Abdulie's videos are impressive," said Maria Garcia, coach of the Lloret de Mar Athletics Club in Spain². "He has a lot of potential and I believe that he will go far in the sport." Garcia invited Abdulie to join her club for a training camp next summer, where he will have the opportunity to learn from professional athletes and coaches.
We at The Gambian Connection Group are proud to support Abdulie in his journey towards success. We believe that he has what it takes to become one of the best athletes in The Gambia and beyond. We hope that his story will inspire other young Gambians to pursue their dreams and overcome their challenges.

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