According to a press release from Office of the Clerk, the Committee worked with diligence, impartiality, and a clear sense of duty. “Its task has been to dig into how the former president’s properties and assets were handled following the findings of the Commission of Inquiry into his financial activities.”
The release further stated: “Now that the public hearing stage is over, the Committee shifts into what many consider the most important part of the process: analysing the evidence. Members will begin putting together a comprehensive report that captures their observations, the testimony they reviewed, and the recommendations they believe the National Assembly should consider.”
According to the Office of the Clerk, this report will be submitted to the National Assembly for the next steps and any actions deemed appropriate.
The Assembly, in its statement, reassured Gambians that it remains committed to transparency, due process, and accountability. It also promised that the public will continue to receive updates as the process moves closer to its conclusion.
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