ATTENTION, IN AN OPEN LETTER PROFESSOR KOMBILA REVEALS A SCAM BY THE JOURNAL LE SCRIBOUILLARD. ATTENTION, DANS UNE LETTRE OUVERTE LE PROFESSEUR KOMBILA REVÈLE UNE ARNAQUE DU JOURNAL LE SCRIBOUILLARD



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Professor Kombila wrote:


Dear friends,


Our detractors have begun their destabilization operation. I want you to widely disseminate this answer I address to the Journal Le Scribouillard, which certainly did not fail to cause disturbances in some of us.


Good reception, the combat is focusing.


Professor Pierre André KOMBILA KOUMBA
BP 861 - Libreville GABON




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Le professeur Kombila a écrit :


Chers amis,


Nos détracteurs commencent leur opération de déstabilisation. Je souhaite que vous fassiez large diffusion de cette réponse que j'adresse au Journal Le Scribouillard qui n'a sûrement pas manqué de causer des troubles chez certains des nôtres.


Bonne réception, le combat se précise.


Professeur Pierre André KOMBILA KOUMBA
BP 861- Libreville GABON


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