The ceremony, witnessed the handing over of the keys to the Police Management by officials of the Bank, headed by Mr Yusupha Jassey, head of Administration at Mega Bank.
At the ceremony, Mr. Jassey expressed delight in partnering and supporting the GPF, citing that security is everyone’s business.
He maintained that Mega Bank is proud to manifest its corporate social responsibility through support to law enforcement.
He revealed that the repairs and maintenance of the vehicle cost an estimated One Hundred and Forty Five Thousand Dalasis (D145,000).
Receiving the key on behalf of the Inspector General of Police, Assistant Inspector General of Police Demba Sowe, who doubles as Crime Management Coordinator, expressed profound gratitude to Mega Bank for the gesture.
The support, he added, could have come at no better time given that preparations are on course ahead of the country’s December 4th elections, adding that security operations are on high gear.
He thus thanked the management and staff of Mega Bank Gambia for the act of generosity.
Mr Yusupha Njie, managing Director of The Mega Bank, also expressed the Bank’s willingness to partner with the Police at all times.
Yusupha Jaiteh, who was charged along with Yakumba Jaiteh with obstruction and assault, on Tuesday continued his testimony before Principal Magistrate Isatou Janneh-Njie of the Kanifing Magistrates’ Court.
The Ministry of Health in collaboration with key stakeholders on Wednesday convened a day’s symposium as part of activities marking World Antimicrobials Awareness Week, which starts from 18th and ends 24th November.
The National Agency Against Trafficking-In Persons (NAATIP), the leading agency mandated to prevent, protect and prosecute against trafficking-in persons last Tuesday convened a day's training for shelter staff on victim-centred and trauma informed approaches for TIP at the Senegambia Beach Hotel.
Kawral Fulbeh Africa recently adopted the Chief of Nianija in Central River Region, Oustass Dawda York as their father.
