Prostitute Ndèye Diop slits young client B. Samb’s throat in Ngor tragedy

Author: senenews.comPublished on: October 22, 2026Country: Senegal

Crime & Law

Prostitute Ndèye Diop slits young client B. Samb’s throat in Ngor tragedy

On the night of October 18–19, B. Samb stayed near Virage beach in Ngor after friends traveling from Yeumbeul to a party in the Almadies continued on. Around 4 a.m., his friends found him with a severe throat wound, and he died while being evacuated. Gendarmes arrested Ndèye Diop, who admitted stabbing him with a knife. She said Samb attacked her after she refused his offer of paid sex.

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