THE POPE’S COMMAND CAR COSTS 8 MILLION CFA FRANCS, THAT OF ALI BONGO COST 283 MILLIONS. LA VOITURE DE COMMANDEMENT DU PAPE COÛTE 8 MILLIONS DE FRANCS CFA, CELLE D’ALI BONGO COÛTE 283 MILLIONS











English version

 The Pope rides in a Fiat 500, unit prices: 8,000,000 CFA francs
Ali Bongo rides in a Rolls Royce Phantom, unit price 283 million CFA francs (he has two of these; see the pictures)

 We let you conclude.
Version française

 Le Pape se déplace en Fiat 500, prix à l’unité, 8 millions de francs CFA
Ali Bongo se déplace en Rolls Royce Phantom, prix à l’unité 283 millions de francs CFA (il en a deux, voire les photos)

 On vous laisse conclure.

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