The audit of the public finances has brought to light a vast financial operation involving the project called “Envol immobilier”, revealing alleged embezzlements of several billion CFA francs. According to the daily Libération, the State had opened, in 2016, an account entitled “État du Sénégal/Cmd” at the Bank of Africa (Boa). This account has been credited with 9,3 billion CFA francs, of which 8,6 billion from the “Sukuk Sogepa” fund have been directly cashed in by an “anticipated transfer” linked to the ministerial sphere of Ousmane Tanor Dieng. The audit also found that CFAF 14.48 billion was used to acquire the Cheikh Seck building, the current seat of the Haut Conseil des Collectivités Territoriales (HCct). These financial movements, traced in the State accounts, are now at the heart of judicial investigations. Furthermore, new revelations concern the payment of commissions estimated at 5,6 billion CFA francs to intermediaries, after the operation of “Sukuk Sogepa”. These elements reveal a complex network of transactions which, according to the investigators, merits further investigation to establish all the responsibilities.
Audit of the public finances ” Envol immobilier “: 14 billion for the building Cheikh Seck, 5,6 billion of hidden commissions revealed!
