IN THE COMEDY SECTION, THE SELF-ASSESSMENT OF ALI BONGO (III). DANS LA RUBRIQUE COMÉDIE, L’AUTO-BILAN D’ALI BONGO (III)

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English Version

Before the parliament that he had convened to present his record after seven years of plundering Gabon, Ali Bongo said the following:


Between 2010 and 2015, the State of Gabon has invested over $ 4,579 billion CFA francs in the national economy.


Commentary of Annoying Gabon: in what areas, what were the result, and how many jobs were created?


(To be continued)



Version française

Devant le parlement qu’il a réuni pour lui présenter son bilan après 7 années à piller le Gabon, Ali Bongo a dit ce qui suit :


Entre 2010 et 2015, l’Etat Gabonais a investi plus de 4579 milliards de FCFA dans l’économie nationale.


Commentaire de Gabon Enervant : dans quels secteurs, pour quel résultat, et combien d’emplois de créés ?


(À suivre)

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