Alleged breach of trust: El Hadj Ibrahima Fall strikes back and files complaint against Victorine Ndèye

Author: senenews.comPublished on: October 2, 2026Country: Senegal

Crime & Law

Alleged breach of trust: El Hadj Ibrahima Fall strikes back and files complaint against Victorine Ndèye

El Hadj Ibrahima Fall, former chief of staff to Victorine Ndèye, former Minister of Microfinance and Mayor of Niaguis, filed a complaint for breach of trust involving 100 million FCFA against his former boss. He denies allegations of blackmail, harassment, and extortion, stating that the money was given to him based on a relationship of trust. The complaint arises amid ongoing tensions between the two Senegalese political figures.

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