BANJUL (CONVERSEER) – The Gambian government has published a comprehensive inventory of assets confiscated from exiled former President Yahya Jammeh, totaling over 1.24 billion Gambian dalasis (approximately $17 million).
Released by the Ministry of Justice on Friday, May 9, 2025, the documents detail the liquidation and transfer of financial holdings, real estate, vehicles, equipment, and livestock formerly under Jammeh’s control.
Highlights include shares worth over 551 million GMD in Gam Petroleum, shares in Comium Gambia Ltd valued at 5.75 million GMD, and real estate sales amounting to more than 202 million GMD, including properties in Kerr Serign and Brufut Gardens.
The released documents also cover tractors, furniture, livestock, and ferrous materials sold or allocated by various commissions and government officials.
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The Ministry noted that it is awaiting details on livestock transactions from the Sheriff’s Division, including the identities of buyers and sale prices, which will be made public once received.
Authorities emphasised their commitment to transparency and the public’s right to information, reiterating the national importance of holding former leaders accountable.
Jammeh, who ruled from 1994 to 2017, left The Gambia under ECOWAS military pressure following his refusal to concede defeat in the 2016 presidential election.
