Magistrate Lamin George of the Banjul Magistrates' Court presided over the case.[if supportFields]>tc "Magistrate Lamin George of the Banjul Magistrates' Court presided over the case."<![endif][if supportFields]><![endif]
The duo
were charged with giving false information to public servant contrary to
section 114(a) of the criminal code cap 10 volume
Specifically, they are both alleged to have on 6thMay 2008 falsely informed the Office of the President that both Dr Alieu Badara Senghor, the principal of Gambia College and Ms Isatou Ndow, Head of the School of Education, committed malpractices and unlawfully terminated their services from the said college.[if supportFields]>tc "Specifically, they are both alleged to have on 6th May 2008 falsely informed the Office of the President that both Dr Alieu Badara Senghor, the principal of Gambia College and Ms Isatou Ndow, Head of the School of Education, committed malpractices and unlawfully terminated their services from the said college."<![endif][if supportFields]><![endif]
Both accused persons vehemently denied the charge, and were then each granted court bail in the sum of D50,000 with one Gambian each as a surety.[if supportFields]>tc "Both accused persons vehemently denied the charge, and were then each granted court bail in the sum of D50,000 with one Gambian each as a surety."<![endif][if supportFields]><![endif]
The case
was adjourned until
2 Gambia College Lecturers in trouble over false information[if supportFields]>tc "2 Gambia College Lecturers in trouble over false information"<![endif][if supportFields]><![endif]
By Modou Sanyang
Two former
Magistrate Lamin George of the Banjul Magistrates' Court presided over the case.[if supportFields]>tc "Magistrate Lamin George of the Banjul Magistrates' Court presided over the case."<![endif][if supportFields]><![endif]
The duo
were charged with giving false information to public servant contrary to
section 114(a) of the criminal code cap 10 volume
Specifically, they are both alleged to have on 6thMay 2008 falsely informed the Office of the President that both Dr Alieu Badara Senghor, the principal of Gambia College and Ms Isatou Ndow, Head of the School of Education, committed malpractices and unlawfully terminated their services from the said college.[if supportFields]>tc "Specifically, they are both alleged to have on 6th May 2008 falsely informed the Office of the President that both Dr Alieu Badara Senghor, the principal of Gambia College and Ms Isatou Ndow, Head of the School of Education, committed malpractices and unlawfully terminated their services from the said college."<![endif][if supportFields]><![endif]
Both accused persons vehemently denied the charge, and were then each granted court bail in the sum of D50,000 with one Gambian each as a surety.[if supportFields]>tc "Both accused persons vehemently denied the charge, and were then each granted court bail in the sum of D50,000 with one Gambian each as a surety."<![endif][if supportFields]><![endif]
The case
was adjourned until