"I will ask for a divorce": The homosexual network of Abdoul Aziz Kandé has fallen

Author: senenews.comPublished on: September 18, 2026Country: Senegal

Crime & Law

"I will ask for a divorce": The homosexual network of Abdoul Aziz Kandé has fallen

Abdoul Aziz Kandé, a 35-year-old real estate agent, was arrested along with two accomplices for unnatural acts and collective crack use after compromising messages were discovered on Snapchat. El Hadji Malick Diack, one of the accomplices, revealed having a romantic relationship with Kandé and admitted to using crack. However, during a second interrogation, he attempted to retract his statements, denying his homosexuality. The investigation revealed that Kandé was part of a large homosexual network.

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