Abdoul Mbaye believes that the Crei must continue to exist, even if it is simply necessary to provide for an appeal. The leader of the Act notes that the origin of the politician's money is "very rarely lawful".

Abdoul Mbaye notes that "unfortunately the origin of the politician's money is very rarely lawful". The leader of the Alliance for Citizenship and Work (Act), who held his Friday prayers at the Moussanté Mosque in Thiès, was reacting to the sermon of Imam ratib Tafsir Babacar Ndiour. "Unfortunately, our compatriots often reach out to receive illicit money. It is a debauchery of behaviors, attitudes that go against the fundamental values that were those of our society that are gradually unraveling and which are especially those of Islam and any believer, "said Mr. Mbaye. And the former Prime Minister of Macky Sall shares with Imam Ndiour the importance of the Court for the Repression of Illicit Enrichment (Crei). "In our party, we consider that the Crei is justified and must continue to exist. What we are simply saying in terms of reforming the Crei is that there must be a remedy because the man is wrong, the judge can be wrong. So there needs to be no definitive judgment because only God is not wrong. That's why we need to provide for a remedy," he explains. And he believes that "the reversal of the burden of proof is not a violation of fundamental law". He argues, "When you have enriched yourself, you must be able to tell how you have been enriched. Imam Ndiour did well to recall that this is a question that every Muslim will have to answer before the Good God."
Abdul Mbaye generally praised the "sermons of truth and useful" of Imam Ndiour who "never misses the policies". He adds: "When you are in the truth, it is very likely that you can offend politicians. Unfortunately, in our conception of politics in Senegal, it is lies, betrayal. It's called transhumance, but it's still betrayal."

Abdoul Mbaye on the Eco: "For now, let's stay on the F Cfa that works"

Abdoul Mbaye also put on his banker's jacket by profession to talk about the debate on the future single currency of ECOWAS. "For now, let's stay on our current currency, the CFA franc, which works and which must not be weakened! This is important because to wonder too much about the future of a currency, we create suspicion and, unfortunately, we lead it to reduce in value, "he tempers on the sidelines of Friday prayers at the Moussanté mosque in Thiès. He adds: "Tomorrow, the Eco can simply be a continuation of the CFA for the eight WAEMU countries. This will be an intermediate step, but normally should not change much to the existing one. So don't panic! Now it's up to us to build what is coming, but above all without controversy likely to be unfavorable to our currency and which ends up being unfavorable to an economy."