 The Kaur Agreement also created the Confederal Army, which was two thirds Senegalese and one third Gambian, able to deploy anywhere in the Confederation.Gambian soldiers that formed part of the Confederal Army were paid significantly more than Gambian soldiers in the GAF, which created a feeling of resentment.There were also accusations of widespread corruption and nepotism in the selection process for Gambian Confederal troops from the ranks of the GAF.