Comment Sindiély Wade a dépensé plus de 7 milliards Cfa chez un “fantôme”

Le journal Libération, consulté par Actunet, s’est intéressé aux cafards du Fesman 3. Et c’est pour faire des révélations jugées graves. En effet, le journal indique que l’Inspection général de l’Etat (Ige) a relevé que 105 véhicules haut de gamme, facturés à 7 milliards 185 millions Cfa, ont été achetés auprès d’une société nommée “Six Sénégal”. Mais cette société est “fantôme”.

Après investigations, il est établi que son adresse, signalée au 92 Avenue Blaise Diagne, est fausse. Cet espace est occupé par des magasins de pièces détachés de véhicule automobile, des gargotes et divers commerces. Par ailleurs, “Six Sénégal” est inconnue de l’annuaire téléphonique de la Sonatel.

A noter que l’Ige avait demandé l’ouverture d’une enquête judiciaire sur la gestion du Fesman 3 dont Abdoulaye Wade avait confié l’organisation à sa fille Sindiély Wade.

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