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BRICE-CLOTAIRE OLIGUI-NGUEMA IS IN A HURRY TO FINISH THE TRANSITION AND TO SETTLE PERMANENTLY IN THE PRESIDENCY ! BRICE-CLOTAIRE OLIGUI-NGUEMA EST PRÉSSÉ D’EN FINIR AVEC LA TRANSITION ET DE S’INSTALLER EN PERMANENCE À LA PRÉSIDENCE !

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    English Version Obviously, Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema would like to bring forward the date of the 2025 presidential election. His objective seems to be an accelerated return to constitutional order. He now intends to hold the presidential election in April 2025, instead of August 2025. The most reckless even want Oligui-Nguema to organize the election before the end of 2024.   Everything should therefore accelerate, because for the presidential election to take place, the new constitution would first have to be adopted. This would be done by referendum. Then the electoral register will have to be updated.   For Brice-Clotaire Oligui-Nguema, an accelerated exit from the transition would allow the rapid reintegration of Gabon into the African Union, and would at the same time facilitate discussions with international donors, i.e. the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.   It should be remembered that the new constitution will ratify a bulked up presiden
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CAN WE TALK ABOUT STEVE AKAM WITHOUT INSULTING EACH OTHER ? PEUT ON PARLER DE STEVE AKAM SANS S’INSULTER ?

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    English version The picture above shows you the arrival of André Mba-Obame's coffin in Libreville, on Tuesday, April 28, 2025, from Yaoundé in Cameroon where the Gabonese political opposition leader had died. Among the people who carried the coffin of André Mba-Obame was one Steve Akam. The same Steve Akam who has just been deported to Cameroon, at the request of President Biya. Legally, Gabon and Cameroon signed an extradition treaty on May 28, 1980. This treaty allows for the extradition of people accused or convicted of crimes between the two countries. However, the precise details and actual implementation of this treaty may vary, and it would be useful to consult legal sources for the most up-to-date and detailed information on the application of this treaty. Nevertheless, for this blog, it seems strange that someone who has been in André Mba-Obame's security system, can be picked up as a common thug and expelled from the country, without André Mba-Obame'
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BRICE-CLOTAIRE OLIGUI-NGUEMA GIVES STEEVE AKAM AS A GIFT TO PAUL BIYA ! BRICE-CLOTAIRE OLIGUI-NGUEMA FAIT CADEAU DE STEEVE AKAM À PAUL BIYA !

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    English version An activist with roots in Gabon and Cameroon, who was very critical of Paul Biya has been deported from Gabon toward Cameroon by the Gabonese authorities. Many people are talking about this, but no one is asking the right question: why did Paul Biya need for this activist to be turned to him? The answer, dear readers, is that dictators often feel the need to project strength because their power typically relies on maintaining an image of control, authority, and invincibility. Here are a few reasons why this is the case: 1.      Control and Authority : Dictators usually come to power through force or manipulation and maintain control through fear and repression. Projecting strength reinforces their authority and discourages dissent or opposition. 2.      Deterrence : By appearing strong and unpredictable, dictators aim to deter potential challengers, both domestically and internationally. This can include military displays, harsh rhetoric, or aggressive p
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THE OTHERS ARE TOO FAR AHEAD! LES AUTRES SONT TROP LOIN!

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  English version Dear readers, when you want to know whether a country is politically, economically and socially advanced, or in the process of advancement, you have to look at how the transfer of power takes place in that country. Indeed, the peaceful transfer of power is an important indicator of a country's level of economic, democratic and political development. Here are a few points to explain why: 1.               Political stability: A peaceful transfer of power indicates that a country's political institutions are robust enough to manage political transitions without resorting to violent or coercive means. This reflects political stability that is essential for long-term economic and social development. 2.               Respect for the rule of law: In developed democracies, respect for the rule of law is crucial. The fact that transfers of power are taking place in a peaceful manner shows that established rules and processes are being respected, thereby stren
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BRICE-CLOTAIRE OLIGUI-NGUEMA DOES NOT KNOW THAT A STATE MUST BE IMPERSONAL ! BRICE-CLOTAIRE OLIGUI-NGUEMA NE SAIT PAS QU’UN ÉTAT DOIT ÊTRE IMPERSONNEL !

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    English version Brice-Clotaire Oligui-Nguema is already campaigning. To do this, he travels through Gabon to seduce the population. But what is the framework of his speech? I said, I did, my little brother did, my uncle said, I appointed the people of this area and those of that area... In short, his speech is a litany of people who act in the name and place of the State. Gabon is not a special case and therefore, like other countries, its governance should be impersonal. People pass on, Gabon stays. The impersonality of governance means that government decisions and actions are not influenced by personal considerations, but rather based on established principles, laws, and policies. In a state, what counts is: Fairness and justice: Impersonal governance helps ensure fairness and justice by treating all citizens equally, without favoritism for certain groups or individuals based on their personal relationships or social status. Stability and predictability: Impersonal
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BIZZAREMENT, LA RESTAURATION NE S’APPLIQUE PAS À CE ILLUSTRE MONSIEUR !

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THE ANALYSES DO NOT GO VERY DEEP ! LES ANALYSES NE VONT PAS TRES EN PROFONDEUR !

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