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AGB2A-GIC says it is cooperating with CRIEF in Ahmed Kanté case

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AGB2A-GIC says it has taken note of a statement from the Special Prosecutor's Office at CRIEF dated 8 October 2026, which implicates its chief executive, Ahmed Kanté. It says it respects the justice system and is fully cooperating with investigators, according to its statement.

AGB2A-GIC says it is cooperating with the Special Prosecutor's Office at the Court for the Repression of Economic and Financial Crimes (CRIEF) in the case involving Ahmed Kanté, according to a company statement issued after the prosecutor's statement, reference No. 606/CRIEF/PPS/2026.

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