The managing director of the bank Societe Generale Guinea is being prosecuted by Maïmouna Soumah, a Guinean resident in England, for "misappropriation of seized property". The plaintiff claims nearly 600 million Guinean francs from the boss of the private financial institution, found Guineematin.com through one of its journalists. The trial of the CEO of the bank Societe Generale Guinea opened this Tuesday, June 8, 2021, at the Court of First Instance of Kaloum. The subpoena was reportedly served, but the chief executive of Société Générale Guinée SA did not respond. This did not prevent the court from hearing Ms. Maïmouna and her lawyer, who gave their version of the facts.

According to Mohamed Sampil, his client filed a complaint, following the "refusal" of the DG of the SGG to execute a court decision rendered in his favor in the context of a state dispute opposing him to an officer of the gendarmerie. The prosecutor asked the court to order the CEO of the bank Societe Generale Guinea to pay a fine of 25 million Guinean francs. The file was adjourned to June 22, 2021 for a decision.