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More Embarrassing Revelations on the Gumbo Touray UTG case emerging

Freedom Newspaper Online: "More Developments on false accusations and kangaroo courts in Banjul. The state is being embarrassed by its own agents in the Gumbo Touray false information case.

Lamin Gassama spills the beans in the Gumbo false information case- Told the court “Our investigations showed that the accused claims are true”

Lamin Gassama was assigned to investigate the allegations leveled against the UTG management by the State and is puzzling that despite revealing that Gumbo was indeed right in his accusations he has been dragged to court by the arrogant state for giving false information to a public officer."


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