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Vice president dies after brief illness

OpenLife Nigeria reports that the vice president of The Gambia, Badara Alieu Joof is dead.

Late The Gambia Vice President, Badara Alieu Joof

This announcement was made by the president, Adama Barrow who said he died after short illness in India.

He took to his twitter page to make the announcement to the people of Gambia while expressing how sad the death of Badara Alieu Joof.

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Badara Alieu Joof is a Gambian politician and former civil servant, who serves as Vice President of The Gambia since 2022.

He previously served as Minister of Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology from 2017 to 2022.

 

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