Gambia National Assembly Debates Missing $48 Million Forensic Lab Project
A significant controversy has emerged in Gambia's National Assembly concerning a US$48 million forensic laboratory project. Announced in 2017, the project's current status and whereabouts are reportedly untraceable, according to a statement attributed to the Minister for Interior. This development has led Banjul North National Assembly Member Hon. Modou Lamin B. Bah to demand an urgent investigation into the project's fate.
A controversy erupted in Gambia's National Assembly on Wednesday regarding a US$48 million forensic laboratory project. The project, initially announced in 2017, is now reportedly untraceable.
The Minister for Interior is said to have made this statement, indicating the project could not be located, which subsequently fueled the debate within the National Assembly.
In response to these revelations, Hon. Modou Lamin B. Bah, the National Assembly Member for Banjul North, called for an immediate and urgent investigation into the fate of the US$48 million project.
According to allAfrica, the issue has sparked widespread discussion within the legislative body.
