WHAT HAS THIS LADY DONE, 7 MONTHS AFTER HER HUSBAND TAKING POWER, TO DESERVE THESE RECOGNITIONS? QU’A FAIT CETTE DAME, EN 7 MOIS DE POUVOIR DE SON ÉPOUX, POUR MÉRITER CES RECONNAISSANCES ?

 



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Before Jean-Marc Ekoh, before Nzoghe-Nguema, before Agondjo-Okawe, before Doukakas-Nziengui, before many illustrious Gabonese who have served the national cause throughout their lives, it is the very dapper Zita-Oligui-Nguema who will receive the honors of seeing public buildings bear her name. Maybe we are the ones who do not understand very well, this kind of surge towards this kind of bliss.

So goes Gabon!

 


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Avant Jean-Marc Ekoh, avant Nzoghe-Nguema, avant Agondjo-Okawe, avant Doukakas-Nziengui, avant bien d’illustres Gabonais ayant servi la cause nationale pendant toute leur vie, c’est la très pimpante Zita-Oligui-Nguema qui recevra les honneurs de voir des bâtisses publiques porter son nom. Peut-être que c’est nous qui comprenons très mal ce type d’essor vers ce genre de félicité.

Ainsi va le Gabon !


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