The President of the College of Investigating Judges, Idrissa Diarra, was placed under a mandate to depose the former Minister Moustapha Diop in the Tabaski Ngom case. According to information from Seneweb, the magistrate has charged the mayor of Louga des chefs d’accusation d’association de malfaiteurs, fraud involving money estimated at 300 million and money laundering. Tabaski Ngom, former treasury inspector and accounting officer of the Aprosi and CRSE, claims to have remitted part of the funds diverted to the mayor of Louga to finance his election campaign. The facts against which he is charged are: money laundering, embezzlement of public funds, association of criminals, etc. Tabaski Ngom was arrested and placed under mandat de dépôt in January 2025. L’inspecteur du trésor declared to have acted under the influence of Moustapha Diop, who was then deputy and mayor of Louga.
The Tabaski Ngom affair: Moustapha Diop placed under a deposit order for 300 million FCFA
