THE BONGOS AND THEIR CORSICAN FRIENDS WANT TO EXPROPRIATE GABONESE FAMILIES. LES BONGO ET LEURS AMIS CORSES VEULENT EXPROPRIER DES FAMILLES GABONAISES




Photos: Brice Ndong




English Version

It is the Gabonese journalist Brice Ndong who informs us by publishing the above documents, that the mafia company Kabi of the crooked Corsican Michel Tomi, which operates in Gabon under the protection of the Bongo family, has decided to chase Gabonese families from their ancestral lands because the Bongos need them to enlarge the Sablière.

Dear Readers, will we continue to take this without reacting?


Version française

C’est le journaliste Gabonais Brice Ndong qui nous informe en publiant les documents ci-dessus, que l’entreprise mafieuse Kabi de l’infréquentable Corse Michel Tomi, qui opère au Gabon sous la protection de la famille Bongo, a décidé de chasser des familles Gabonaises de leurs terres ancestrales, car les Bongos en ont besoin pour agrandir la Sablière.

Chers lecteurs, va-t-on continuer à se laisser faire ?

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