Ndiaga Seck Case: Things Get Tougher for Mamadou Sadibou Augustin Diédhiou

Author: senenews.comPublished on: June 4, 2026Country: Senegal

Crime & Law

Ndiaga Seck Case: Things Get Tougher for Mamadou Sadibou Augustin Diédhiou

Student Mamadou Sadibou Augustin Diédhiou, already facing charges for 'acts against nature', now faces new accusations of voluntary HIV transmission in Linguère. He allegedly admitted knowing his HIV-positive status since 2024. The investigation, based on analysis of Ndiaga Seck's Facebook account, seeks to determine his responsibility for transmitting the virus to partners.

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