Ousmane Sonko seul sur “ses” 10 millions Fcfa

Les 10 millions FCFA alloués aux députés en guise d’indemnité ne sont que le fruit de l’imagination de Ousmane Sonko. La conférence des présidents qui s’est réunie, hier mardi, sous la houlette de Moustapha Niasse, a formellement démenti les allégations du leader du Pastef.

Aussi bien les membres de l’opposition, Mamadou Diop Decroix, Déthié Fall, représentant des non-inscrits, que les députés de la majorité présidentielle, ont démenti la déclaration. « Cette information est mensongère et n’existe que dans l’imaginaire de Sonko. Dans aucune instance, cela n’a été évoqué encore moins envisagé », ont-ils dit.

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