WHY HAS THE REGIME ARRESTED THIS KID? POURQUOI LE RÉGIME A ARRÊTÉ CE GARÇON?






English version

The Ali Bongo regime seems to have decided to track down family members of its opponents, as evidenced by the disappearance and alleged arrest of the son of Moukagni Iwangui, President of the Front of the opposition.

This blog is asking and requiring that this young man unjustly arrested, be released immediately and unconditionally; and is outraged that the Bongo regime has come to this level of meanness; for the son of Moukagni Iwangou has what political involvement justifying to track him down and to arrest him, beside the fact of being his father’s son?

Ali Bongo is in the process of activating an escalation that will take him down...

We will return to this issue!




Version française

Le régime Ali Bongo semble avoir décidé de traquer les membres des familles d’opposants, comme en témoigne la disparition et présumée arrestation du fils de Moukagni Iwangui, le Président du Front de l’opposition.

Ce blog demande et exige que soit libéré immédiatement et sans condition, ce garçon injustement interpellé ; et est outré que le régime Ali Bongo en arrive à ce niveau de bassesse ; car le fils de Moukagni Iwangou a quel engagement politique justifiant qu’on le traque et qu’on l’arrête, à défaut d’être le fils de son père ?

Ali Bongo est en train d’activer une escalade qui l’emportera…

Nous y reviendrons !

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