He was nabbed by DLEAG operatives of the Serrekunda Field Office on January, 8th, 2022 around 00:15 onwards.
Bernard Jatta and Charles Jatta were also clutched by DLEAG’s Bakau Field Office on the 6th January 2022 around 12:30 pm onwards at Abuko.
Bernard Jatta was apprehended with one (1) bundle and forty six (46) wraps of suspected cannabis sativa, whilst Charles Jatta was nabbed with six (6) bundles and sixty two (62) wraps of suspected cannabis sativa.
In similar operations, DLEAG’s Brikama Field Office also registered a case involving one Ismaila Sonko.
Sonko, a resident of Brikama was arrested on the 9 January 2022 around 21:00 GMT onwards with thirty two (32) stones of skunk, (5) wraps of suspected cannabis sativa and seventeen (17) tablets of ecstasy.
Elsewhere in the North Bank Region, DLEAG’s Barra Field Office on January 8th arrested one Demba Manjang, a resident of Essau with four (4) parcels and six (6) wraps of suspected cannabis sativa at around 20:00 hours.
Meanwhile, the suspects are in custody as DLEAG operatives further probe their matters.
The 205th national situation report since the confirmation of the first case of the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in The Gambia, on the 16th March 2020 has indicated the registration of one new case, taking the total number of COVID-19 cases ever confirmed in the country to 3,728.
After announcing the reopening of schools, which shall be in two folds in the country, the minister of Basic and Secondary Education (MoBSE) has reiterated that “education is everybody’s business.”
The Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance (DCAF), Swiss Confederation, Government of The Gambia (GoTG) and the Gambia Immigration Department (GID) recently validated the Immigration Act 2023 and the Gambia Immigration Department Code of Conduct.
The Government of The Gambia through the National Coordinating Organization for Farmer Association-The Gambia (NACOFAG) will on Saturday host the West African Regional Caravan on the Struggle for Land, Water and Seeds.
