"LE GABON ENERVANT" OR "ANNOYING GABON"

Patrick Eyogo-Edzang, yesterday at the Trocadero and now defender of the dictatorship Patrick Eyogo-Edzang, hier au Trocadéro et aujourd’hui défenseur de la dictature English version Ali Bongo is corrupt and has massacred your compatriots; but you accept to join him! Ali Bongo and his family have been stealing from the Gabonese people for 50 years; but you accept to join him! Ali Bongo brutally suppresses dissent; but you accept to join him! Ali Bongo’s governments are notoriously inefficient and are unable to solve any of the Gabonese problems; but you accept to join him! You are fully aware of the fact that the Gabonese people are sick and tired of having their votes stolen and not having any choice about that; but you accept to join those who have caused this situation in Gabon! You know that the Gabonese workers are totally demotivated and they are working more slowly and not trying very hard on the job because corruption has spread everywher...

English version In a previous post, we demonstrated that many Gabonese politicians were cruelly lacking in any sense of honor. But now one of them adds water to our mill by behaving publicly through his reactions on social networks, in the most vulgar way possible. The question arises as to whether the members of the Ali Bongo’s regime know that their duties impose a certain code of conduct on them. In normally constituted and governed countries, ministers are chosen on the basis of an exclusive criterion, that of competence in their field. Their function is regal and therefore imposes a code of conduct that guarantees collegiality, solidarity and respect for the people. Ministers are primarily public servants. They cannot show an arrogance towards the people who pay their emoluments, and that they are supposed to serve, and continually have the air of provocateurs and initiators of conflicts towards these people. If Gabon would like to boast of aligning i...