A wild brawl was caught on video in Senegal’s parliament this week after an opposition lawmaker slapped a ruling party colleague, according to reports.
The clash between Massata Samb and Amy Ndiaye Gniby of the Benno Bokk Yakaar coalition broke out during a budget presentation.
Samb was addressing the camera about recent comments Gniby had made criticizing a spiritual leader’s opposition to the idea of President Macky Sall seeking a third term, according to Reuters.
“Mr. President, a deputy has stopped in front of this rostrum to insult someone’s marabou [spiritual leader]Samb said, quoted by Reuters.
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Massata Samb, according to Reuters, is seen slapping Amy Ndiaye Gniby of the Benno Bokk Yakaar coalition.
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But after Gniby reportedly taunted Samb and indicated she didn’t care, he walked over and was seen on video swinging at her.
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Gniby is seen being kicked by another male individual while throwing a chair at Samb.
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As lawmakers tried to separate the two, Gniby is seen throwing a chair at Samb and being kicked in the chest by another male individual.
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The lawmakers eventually parted ways after the fight.
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Then more lawmakers entered the fray, with one lifting his chair and yelling at Samb.
The two sides eventually parted ways.
