ALI BONGO WAS NOT ELECTED, SAYS MANUEL VALLS. ALI BONGO N’A PAS ÉTÉ ELU, DÉCLARE MANUEL VALLS







English version

This Saturday, Manuel Valls was one of the guests on the show “On n'est pas couché" on France 2. During a verbal clash with another guest, the comedian Jeremy Ferrari, Manuel Valls said it: Ali Bongo was not elected!

See for yourself from the 1 hour 31 minutes time point on the video above.

Mborantsuo what do you say?




Version française

Ce Samedi, Manuel Valls était un des invités de l’émission « On n'est pas couché » sur France 2. Au cours d’un accrochage verbal avec avec autre invité, l'humoriste Jérémy Ferrari, Manuel Valls a lâché le morceau : Ali Bongo n’a pas été élu !

Constatez de vous-même à partir de 1h 31 minutes sur la vidéo ci-dessus.

Mborantsuo, on dit quoi ?

Comments

  1. Dictator ChiefJanuary 19, 2016 at 1:52 PM

    I remember the day the results of the election were being read out province wise on national TV....it was late at night...and AMO was winning ...suddenly someone (i think it was seraphin ) comes on live TV and says stop this nonsense...ABO has already won..we will be making a statement in the morning... :) ....ahhh Gabon

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  2. Charlie M.January 19, 2016 at 4:15 PM

    Yes, the same old method for the same old result ! Would 2016 be any different?

    Thanks

    Charlie

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