Mustapha Batchilly

Mustapha Batchilly

CEO Gambia

Mustapha Batchilly is the CEO of the Banjul City Council (BCC) who has faced scrutiny during an investigation into governance and financial irregularities within the council. Allegations against him include the abuse of power, failure to follow proper hiring procedures, and mishandling of scholarship opportunities, as highlighted in the testimony of Sandiki Njie.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
3 wks
Reach
72,820
Power
54$
Sentiment
4.00
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Gambia 7 4.00 2.32% +30% 2,416,668 72,820 $1,800 54$
Totals 7 2,416,668 72,820 $1,800 54$
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Each country's color is based on "Mentions" from the table above.

Recent Mentions

Gambia Gambia: Former CEO Mustapha Batchilly testified that the GPPA had initially rejected the procurement request. 5

The Point (Gambia): Mayor Lowe refutes involvement in D20M land deal

Gambia Gambia: Mustapha Batchilly, the former BCC CEO, reinforced the position regarding the allocation letter's authenticity. 5

The Point (Gambia): Rohey Malick Lowe implicated in alleged D20M fraudulent land deal

Gambia Gambia: Mustapha Batchilly is the former BCC Chief Executive Officer facing allegations of financial mismanagement. 2

The Point (Gambia): BCC Ostend project full of corruption, procedural flaw – Lead counsel

Gambia Gambia: Former CEO Mustapha Batchilly admitted that most of the procurements lacked formal market surveys, inspection reports, or evaluation criteria. 4

The Point (Gambia): Mayor Lowe, ex-CEO admit leadership failures

Gambia Gambia: Former CEO Mustapha Batchilly during his testimony revealed that the Mayor received D15,000 per week in fuel allowance. 5

The Point (Gambia): LGCI unearths Mayor’s D60K fuel allocation, D1.9M travel expenses

Gambia Gambia: Former CEO Mustapha Batchilly was blamed by Mayor Lowe for the financial mismanagement within the council. 3

The Point (Gambia): Mayor blames ex-CEO, finance director for BCC’s financial mismanagement