Five Chadian Generals Face Trial for Alleged Bribery Attempt
Five senior Chadian army generals appeared in court on November 5, accused of attempting to bribe an investigating judge. The allegations are connected to the case of Mahamat Massar Houd, the former treasurer of Abeche, who is being prosecuted for the suspected embezzlement of over six billion CFA francs.
Details of the Trial
The trial was held behind closed doors at Klessoum prison, located on the eastern outskirts of Ndjamena. The generals have been detained there since late September 2025. Prosecutors claim the generals offered 100 million CFA francs to the investigating judge in exchange for the release of the detained treasurer.
Additional Accusations and Proceedings
Among the accused generals is the father of Mahamat Massar Houd. During the November 5 hearing, defense lawyers requested a meeting with the investigating judge. Meanwhile, the prosecutor contested the jurisdiction of the High Court of Ndjamena over the case.
Upcoming Verdict
The court is expected to deliver its verdict on November 12.
"The defendants allegedly offered 100 million CFA francs to the investigating judge for the release of the detained treasurer."
Summary: Five Chadian generals stand trial for attempting to bribe a judge to free a former treasurer accused of embezzling billions of CFA francs, with a verdict due November 12.
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