ALERT FROM LA LETTRE DU CONTINENT: TAKIEDDINE OFFERS HIS SERVICES TO ALI BONGO. ALERTE DE LA LETTRE DU CONTINENT: TAKIEDDINE PROPOSE SES SERVICES A ALI BONGO









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La Lettre du Continent has just published an alert in which it confirms that in 2013, the very creepy Ziad Takieddine approached the Gabonese Presidency to submit an offer of his services to prevent the publication of a book on Gabon by journalist Pierre Péan.

The protocol of that mission is shown above. To do this, Ziad Takieddine asked for 10,150 million euros. This contract was sent to Alain-Claude Billie Bi Nze, the Spokesman of the Gabonese Presidency.



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La Lettre du Continent vient de publier une dépêche express dans laquelle elle confirme qu’en 2013, le très sulfureux Ziad Takieddine aurait approché la Présidence Gabonaise pour soumettre une offre de service visant à empêcher la publication d'un livre sur le Gabon par le journaliste Pierre Péan.

Le protocole d’accord de cette mission vous est livre ci-dessus. Pour cela, Ziad Takieddine demandait 10,150 millions d’euros. Ce contrat aurait été envoyé à Alain-Claude Billie By Nzé, le Porte-Parole de la Présidence Gabonaise.

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