“I had several properties, some acquired during my studies in Europe, others developed here in Gambia,” Dr. Sallah told the committee. But the former president, it seems, had other plans.”According to Dr. Sallah, one of the first confrontations occurred over his property in Bato Kunku, where the former president allegedly erected fences encroaching on Dr. Sallah’s garden and home. Over time, the former president reportedly confiscated four fully developed properties and parts of his garden, leaving Dr. Sallah with no formal compensation. “I had a weekend retreat, a garden, and a house,” Dr. Sallah said. Dr. Sallah detailed his experiences at public auctions organised by the commission, where he purchased various vehicles and agricultural equipment.