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Gambia Immigration Dismisses Officer Over ‘Willful Misconduct,’ Warns Public Against Dealings With Him

Gambiaj.com – (BANJUL, The Gambia) – The Gambia Immigration Department (GID) has dismissed an assistant immigration control officer, Foday Danso, over what it described as serious disciplinary breaches and cautioned the public against engaging with him on any official immigration matters.

In a public advisory issued by the department, the officer, formerly posted at the Kwinella Immigration Post, was formally dismissed and discharged from active service on 1 December 2025 following a legal review and internal disciplinary proceedings.

According to the department, the dismissal was carried out in accordance with the provisions of the Immigration Act 1965 and the public service regulatory framework, including the General Orders and Public Service Regulations governing misconduct in the civil service.

The GID said the sanctions were imposed on grounds of “willful misconduct, disobedience to lawful orders, and deliberate absence without leave or permission (AWOL).”

The department stressed that the decision reflects its strict approach to maintaining discipline and professional conduct within the immigration service.

Officials said the move forms part of broader efforts to safeguard institutional integrity and ensure that officers adhere to lawful and ethical standards in the discharge of their duties.

The advisory further warned members of the public that the immigration department will not be responsible for any actions undertaken by the dismissed officer.

Individuals who engage with him on official immigration matters do so at their own discretion and responsibility,” the statement noted.

Director General of Immigration Ebrima Mboob reaffirmed the institution’s commitment to maintaining public trust and enforcing professional standards within the service.

He said the leadership of the department remains focused on ensuring that immigration operations are conducted in line with legal provisions, administrative regulations, and ethical practices.

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