ACCORDING TO THE REGIME, THE MAINTENANCE OF THE OYEM STADIUM COSTS 66.7 MILLION CFA FRANCS PER MONTH. THEY MUST EXPLAIN HOW IT IS POSSIBLE! D’APRÈS LE RÉGIME, L’ENTRETIEN DU STADE D’OYEM COÛTE 66,7 MILLIONS DE FRANCS CFA PAR MOIS. IL FAUT NOUS EXPLIQUER COMMENT CELA EST POSSIBLE !







English version

Dear readers, the geniuses who govern us say that the maintenance of the Oyem stadium would cost 66.7 million CFA francs per month, or 2.2 million per day.

We ask the regime to provide us with the details of this estimate because this blog is saying that it is an shameful overbilling.





Version française

Chers lecteurs, les génies qui nous gouvernent disent que l’entretien du stade d’Oyem couterait 66,7 millions de francs CFA par mois, soit 2,2 millions par jour.

Nous demandons au régime de nous communiquer les détails de cette estimation car ce blog affirme que c’est une ignoble surfacturation.


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