For several years, merchant Bocar Samba Dièye has been in a conflict of opposition with Cbao, Attijariwafa Bank Group.

Banque Cbao accuses trader Bocar Samba Dièye of not honoring its commitments on a debt of 6 billion francs. In fact, she sued him before the judge hearing the interim measures for expulsion for occupation without right or title on three different sites. These are the 8403/GR, 16.797/GR, and 9293/GR land titles. But the case decided on Tuesday, October 4, 2022, has taken a new turn. The court therefore ordered the Bank to pay 11 billion FCFA to Bocar Samba Dièye after liberation.

In reality, the trader has been denouncing for several years the fact that it was rolled in flour by Cbao-Attijari, which took advantage of the fact that it was illiterate to get him to sign a protocol dated 16 September 2013 in which he admitted to owe 7.166 billion CFA francs to the bank.

Thus, in a judgment delivered on 29 June 2021, the Thiès Court of Appeal declared null and void the protocol dated September 16, 2013, on the basis of which Attijari seized three buildings In addition to suing him for three billion CFA francs, the businessman also blocked the sale of the economic operator's buildings transferred to fast-track mode by the bank.