NOURREDIN BONGO VALENTIN IS BUYING SUPPORT! NOURREDIN BONGO VALENTIN ACHÈTE DES SUPPORTS !





English version

By awarding a juicy contract to the Lazard bank, Nourredin Bongo Valentin intends to benefit from the considerable influence that the shareholders of this bank exert on French decision-makers, so that his status of successor to Ali Bongo would be supported by Paris.

Nourredin Bongo Valentin would have offered to the Lazard bank, a financial support contract for the implementation of an investment management strategy.

Although all this seems legal, it is indeed a purchase of influence!





Version française

En attribuant un contrat juteux a la banque Lazard, Nourredin Bongo Valentin compte bien bénéficier de la considérable influence qu’exercent les actionnaires de cette banque sur les décideurs Français, pour que son adoubement de successeur d’Ali Bongo soit soutenu par Paris.

Nourredin Bongo Valentin aurait offert à la banque Lazard un contrat d'accompagnement financier portant sur la mise en place d'une stratégie de gestion d'investissement.

Bien que tout ceci paraisse légal, il s’agit bel et bien d’un achat d’influence !

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