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Wuli East National Assembly Member Claims D1.5 Billion Was Lost to Corruption

Hon. Suwaibou Touray, Wuli East NAM, exposes D1.5 billion annual losses due to corruption in The Gambia, criticizing petroleum sector mismanagement and calling for a national testing facility and transparent regulation of Oil Marketing Companies.

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Hon. Suwaibou Touray, the National Assembly Member for Wuli East, expressed serious concerns about corruption in The Gambia, estimating an annual loss of D1.5 billion due to corrupt practices.

During a debate, he addressed issues in the petroleum sector highlighted in a report from the Finance and Public Accounts Committee (FPAC) and the Public Enterprises Committee (PEC), pointing out mismanagement and favoritism.

He criticized several petroleum companies for failing to submit tax returns as required by law and called for the establishment of a national petroleum testing facility to ensure quality standards.

Touray urged for greater oversight and transparency in the regulation of Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs), emphasizing the need for policies to undergo proper scrutiny and cabinet approval.

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