Gambia: Barrow Addresses Gambians On Jammeh Asset Sales, Pledges Accountability
- On May 14, 2025, Gambian President Adama Barrow addressed the nation from State House about concerns over asset sales seized from former President Yahya Jammeh.
- The address followed disclosures that some Jammeh-era assets were sold during the Janneh Commission's 2019 proceedings, raising public unease and calls for transparency.
- President Barrow recalled the Janneh Commission and subsequent government White Paper, noting his authorization of a Ministerial Taskforce overseeing lawful asset disposal and ongoing inquiries by Parliament and the Audit Office.
- He stated, "The assets recovered belong to the people," pledged full transparency, confirmed an urgent cabinet meeting on May 13, and promised public disclosure and accountability for any wrongdoing.
- The event signals government commitment to strengthen institutional safeguards while investigations continue amid skepticism from activists and opposition demanding independent probes.
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Gambia: Barrow Addresses Gambians On Jammeh Asset Sales, Pledges Accountability
President Adama Barrow, in a nationally broadcast address on Wednesday, sought to reassure a concerned public over revelations surrounding the sale of assets forfeited from former President Yahya Jammeh and his close associates, amid mounting calls for transparency and accountability.
Gambia: Govt Probes Sale Of Luxury Cars, Other Assets Confiscated From Ex-President
By Enyichukwu Enemanna In response to widespread public concern, Gambian authorities have launched a probe into the sale of assets seized from former President Yahya Jammeh. Some of the assets include luxury vehicles, livestock and boats. They were auctioned while a panel was still investigating the wealth Jammeh amassed during his 22-year rule. An investigative journalist had exposed alleged irregularities and an apparent lack of transparency i…
Gambia probes sale of former president's luxury cars, cows and boats
The Gambian government has announced an investigation into the sale of assets seized from former President Yahya Jammeh, following widespread public concern. Some of the assets, including livestock and luxury vehicles, were sold off while a panel was still investigating the wealth Jammeh amassed during his 22-year rule. A newspaper investigation exposed alleged irregularities and […]
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