At the heart of a vast financial scandal, the Inspector of the Treasury Tabaski Ngom, charged and placed under a warrant, breaks the silence. Faced with the judges, it accuses the former Minister Moustapha Diop by name of being the main beneficiary of a diversion of more than 700 million FCFA, supporting evidence. An explosive affair that splashes several senior officials and shakes the politico-administrative spheres.
The Inspector of the Treasury Tabaski Ngom was auditioned at length by the investigating judges of the financial judicial pool, as part of the alleged diversion of more than 700 million FCFA. Placed under a warrant, reports the observer, she rejects responsibility for former Minister Moustapha Diop, now a deputy mayor of Louga, whose parliamentary immunity has been lifted.
During her hearing, she presented a discharge of 200 million FCFA signed, according to her, by Diop Le Maire, as well as audio recording presented as proof of debt recognition.
Despite his complaint against Moustapha Diop, Tabaski Ngom was charged with the association of criminals, embezzlement of public funds, false and use of false, money laundering, etc.
Two other people are also implicated: Mor Guèye, director of web-com companies. Sen-Setal, also imprisoned, and Momath Ba, former APROSI DG, who escaped detention thanks to a deposit of 90 million FCFA.
The case, carried by an active financial prosecution and a determined judge college, takes on the appearance of a vast politico-financial scandal.
