DER/FJ: Aïda Mbodji Takes Down Aliou Demba Sow for 34,264,400 FCFA

Author: senenews.comPublished on: June 5, 2026Country: Senegal

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DER/FJ: Aïda Mbodji Takes Down Aliou Demba Sow for 34,264,400 FCFA

The Criminal Investigations Division arrested Aliou Demba Sow for alleged embezzlement of 34,264,400 FCFA. The DER/FJ filed a complaint after Sow, president of the CEES, failed to repay funds intended for Tabaski 2021. He provided only a partial list of beneficiaries and made only one payment. Sow acknowledged receiving the funds but claims he distributed them.

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