I am not a political man and I have no political convictions. I am an individual and a believer in liberty. That is all the politics I have.

I am not a political man and I have no political convictions. I am an individual and a believer in liberty. That is all the politics I have. On the other hand I am not a super-patriot. Super-patriotism leads to Hitlerism — and we've had our lesson there. I don't want to create a revolution — I just want to create a few more films.

I’m not a particularly ideological person. There’s things, some values I feel passionately about.

I have never been a member of the UDP. Initially, I supported them because of their united front. As Ousainu Darboe mentioned at the UDP congress in 1996, they formed a coalition, and I supported the national front. The reason I was often seen with UDP was due to the crises surrounding them, but I visited and collaborated with all parties. I consulted with many, including the female candidate. My presence with UDP did not make me a member. Early on, I did help prepare the UDP manifesto with the late Sidia Sagnia, but I did so as a national leader dedicated to advancing the political process. Nowhere will you find a membership card showing I belong to the UDP. I have the constitutional right to join any party, but I believe we should focus not on political ambition but on the country's needs. With my experience and abilities from my work with the UN, it was meaningful for me to support the United Front.

I do not advocate any one philosophy or another, I’m no threat to any side, so everyone trusts me, as I trust them.

I do not represent the Al-Islah party, and I am not tied to its positions. My position is determined by my beliefs, and I do not ask anyone's permission."

I have no Politics. I am for the Party that is out of Power, no matter which one it is. But I will give you my word that, in case of my appointment, I will not be a Republican; I will do my best to pull with you, and not embarrass you. In fact, my views on European affairs are so in accord with you, Mr. President, that I might almost be suspected of being a Democrat.

I'm an actor, not a politician. I don't represent a race. I don't represent any group. I just represent the character I'm playing at the time.

I have had many friends—Conservatives, Liberals, yes, and multitudes of those who hold no attachment to any party. I cast myself on the people whose cause I have never betrayed during the thirty-two years of a strenuous public life. They are a just and generous people, and to those who have done their best to render them service, and I claim to have rendered them service, they will see fair play. I am not afraid of the future.

I’m not a politician, even though I play-act one when the boss tells me to—I’m allowed to change my mind when my understanding of the facts changes.

I have the right to support whoever I choose to. I am a member of the PDP. I have never left the PDP or decamped to any party like others. It is my right to free comment and I have exercised that

I don't have a group that I belong to. I'm not part of the Conservative Caucus in the House. I'm not part of anyone. I'm an independent thinker. I try to represent the voice of the people. When people ask me what my agenda is, I don’t have an agenda as far as me personally. If you look at the bills I've carried in the past, I've put all kinds of things on the table — whether it's something I agree with or don’t agree with. I always try to be an advocate of the people.

I want to make it clear that I am not doing this for any political reasons, but rather as my way of supporting Alebtong District in assisting the COVID-19 task force with managing its response efforts.

What matters the party to me? I shall find enough anyhow who unite with me without swearing allegiance to my flag.