Just an observation...

I have observed, and it's becoming a pattern that whenever it's President Barrow, some people choose to be so limited in their scope of consideration. So, whatever he does or intends to do is either wrong, not enough, or they'd rather he takes care of something else, something "more exigent," even if not feasible under the circumstances.

Here's the latest headline: 'Banjul - Barra Bridge To Be Constructed In 2019, President Barrow Promises ... '

Dummy's take: "Mtcheew! The president should leave that bridge and revamp RVTH."

Skinny: "Smh! What's an equipped hospital without electricity. Let them fix NAWEC first."

Spoonhead went off like an electric fuse: "Fuck all that. You know what... playtime done! It's about bloody time this government fixes the prisons or free all prisoners... or we'd take it to the streets. Power to the people!"

It's like the 'fallacy of relative privation.' In the end, and unless the president becomes a Mayweather about it, knowing that naysayers will always naysay, nothing he envisions will take off, because what's allowable should literally be the most pressing, and that's so, so relative.