Gambia: NIA Ceased to Have Detainees Since It Was Changed to SIS

Seedy Saidybah, the 14th prosecution witness in the ongoing criminal trial involving nine former officials of the defunct National Intelligence Agency now State intelligence Service yesterday told the court that in the past they used to have detainees but presently they don't have detainees.

Seedy Saidybah made this revelation before the High Court in Banjul presided over by Justice Kumba Sillah-Camara whilst testifying under re-examination by Prosecuting Counsel Rachel Y. Mendy in the ongoing trial involving the nine accused persons.

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