It was some time in 2011 when a nephew of Muhammad Bazzi, a former Jammeh business associate played a key role in making one of Zeinab Jammeh’s wildest dreams come true— not just a house, but one of stature even in the American affluential standard.
The nephew, for some reason, bears an elusive last name, even to sources that met him, Zeinab Jammeh, and former president Yahya Jammeh. “He is a Lebanese. He married Aisha, Zeinab Jammeh’s cousin. He was very influential in the purchase of the house,” a family source told forGambia News.
The house, located on Bentcross Drive in Potomac, Maryland, was sold by a former NBA player for Washington Wizards, Calbert Cheaney to “My J Family Trust” on September 29th 2011, according to Patch, a merger of Hale Global and AOL Inc., Maryland tax records say.
Several reports earlier hinted a link to Mariam Jammeh Trust (Former President, Jammeh’s daughter and first child). The same reports quoted a tune of $3.5 million U.S Dollars as being spent by the Jammeh’s through Bazzi’s nephew, Ahmad. “Let them contact the banks in the U.S,” a source challenged.