"LE GABON ENERVANT" OR "ANNOYING GABON"

 

 

    English version   Dear readers, above is a picture showing how the Japanese football team left the dressing room after their win against Germany in Qatar.   The Japanese are teaching us about humanity, manners, values and more importantly respect for self and for others. This is clearly an indication of why Japan is one of the most successful culture and nation of the world.       Version fran ç aise   Chers lecteurs, ci-dessus vous avez une photo montrant dans quel état l’équipe de football Japonaise a laissé le vestiaire après sa victoire contre l’Allemagne au Qatar.   Les Japonais nous donnent une leçon d’humanité, de bonnes manières, de bonnes valeurs et, plus important encore, de respect de soi et des autres. C’est clairement une indication de la raison pour laquelle le Japon est l’une des cultures et une des nations les plus prospères du monde.

 

 

        English version   The press informs us that last weekend, Omar Denis Junior Bongo, Omar Bongo’s son and Denis Sassou-Nguesso’s grandson, went to Malabo ostensibly to support Teodoro Obiang Nguema during the final stretch of his electoral campaign, considering that this election is nothing but a formality. Teodoro Obiang Nguema will be re-elected to a sixth term as president.   It appears that Omar Denis Junior Bongo is nurturing his relationship with the ruling family of Equatorial Guinea; an alliance that may come handy has everybody knows that he is at loggerheads with his half-brother Ali Bongo who is the current president of Gabon, and it is being surmised that he would like to replace him at the presidency.   According to the article, Omar Denis Junior Bongo’s late mother, Edith Lucie Bongo Ondimba, was very close to the Equatorial Guinean First Lady, Constancia Mangue Nsue Okomo. It is said that after their mother’s death, the first Lady of Equatorial Gu