WILL YAHYA JAMMEH ACCEPT DEFEAT? YAHYA JAMMEH VA-T-IL ACCEPTER LA DÉFAITE ?



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According to the BBC, Gambia president Yahya jammeh has been defeated by his challenger. The question now is whether or not he would accept defeat, or instead proceed as did Ali Bongo, meaning killing his way to establishing his continuous rule of that West African nation.

We shall see…



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Selon la BBC, le président Gambien Yahya jammeh a été défait par son challenger. La question est maintenant de savoir si oui ou non il accepterait la défaite, ou plutôt procéderait comme Ali Bongo, ce qui signifie qu’il tuerait afin d'établir la continuation de son regne sur cette nation d'Afrique de l'Ouest.

Nous allons voir…

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