THE GABONESE CONTENT THEMSELVES WITH VERY LITTLE, UNFORTUNATELY! LES GABONAIS SE CONTENTENT DE BIEN PEU, MALHEUREUSEMENT !

 



 

English version

Brice-Clotaire Oligui-Nguema has fired his brother from the Ministry of Budget, long live Brice-Clotaire Oligui-Nguema, hooray to the emperor.

Brice-Clotaire Oligui-Nguema has fired his brother from the Republican Guard, long live Brice-Clotaire Oligui-Nguema, long live the monarch.

What have the two individuals done? No one knows exactly. What are they accused of? It's not important because the main thing is that they got fired because they were apparently doing too much, OK that's fine!

By the way, do these people who are jubilant over trivial things know that Pascaline Bongo has left the Gabonese people a slate of 50 billion CFA francs in private jet rental costs? This blog reminds this jubilant people, that Pascaline Bongo has no complaint against her issued by the Gabonese State on this subject; And that worries no one!

As long as they throw small fry to a people eager for sensationalism, these people will unfortunately forget the important!

 

Version française

 

Brice-Clotaire Oligui-Nguema a viré son frère du ministère du Budget, vive Brice-Clotaire Oligui-Nguema, houra à l’empereur.

Brice-Clotaire Oligui-Nguema a vire son frère de la Garde Républicaine, vive Brice-Clotaire Oligui-Nguema, longue vie au monarque.

Qu’on fait les deux individus ? Personne ne le sait exactement. De quoi sont-ils accusés ? Ce n’est pas important car l’essentiel est qu’ils soient virés car ils en faisaient apparemment trop, OK c’est très bien !

Au fait, ce peuple qui jubile pour des broutilles, sait-il que Pascaline Bongo a laisse au peuple gabonais une ardoise de 50 milliards de francs CFA en frais de location de jets privés ? Ce blog rappelle à ce peuple jubilatoire, que Pascaline Bongo n’a aucune plainte contre elle émise par l’Etat Gabonais à ce sujet ; et cela n’inquiète personne !

 

Tant qu’on jette du menu fretin à un peuple avide de sensationnel, il oubliera l’essentiel, malheureusement !

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