Adama Gaye: « I will file a complaint against the State »

Author: senenews.comPublished on: September 29, 2026Country: Senegal

Crime & Law

Adama Gaye: « I will file a complaint against the State »

Journalist Adama Gaye announced his intention to file a complaint against the Senegalese State for his illegal arrest in 2019 and his detention in 2024, which he considers a victory after a court ruling in Dakar. He addressed President Diomaye and national institutions, emphasizing that he is an innocent, free person unjustly pursued. Gaye stated that his return to the country is no longer an illusion and reaffirmed his contribution to democracy.

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