JEAN CHRISTOPHE OWONO NGUEMA, A MEMBER OF THE OPPOSITION IS SHOT AT BY SECURITY FORCES. JEAN CHRISTOPHE OWONO NGUEMA, UN MEMBRE DE L’OPPOSITION AURAIT REÇU DES COUP DE FEU DE LA PART DES FORCES DE SECURITÉ



Jean Christophe Owono Nguema (photo Rougou)




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Tuesday afternoon around 4 pm in Libreville, the Judicial Police reportedly opened fire on Jean Christophe Owone Nguema, a former PDG MP and now member of the Union Nationale party. We are collecting elements allowing us to develop better in a future post. So, stay tuned.




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Mardi dans l’après-midi aux environs de 16h à Libreville, la Police Judiciaire aurait ouvert le feu sur Jean Christophe Owone Nguema, ancien député PDG et aujourd'hui membre de l'Union Nationale. Nous rassemblons les éléments nous permettant de mieux élaborer dans un prochain billet. Donc, affaire à suivre.

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