ON RFI, GUY NZOUBA NDAMA JOINS CASIMIR OYE MBA. SUR RFI, GUY NZOUBA NDAMA REJOINT CASIMIR OYE MBA







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After Casimir Oye Mba, it is the turn of Guy Nzouba-Ndama to declare himself in favor of a direct dialogue between Ali Bongo and Jean Ping. He told this to Sébastien Nemeth on RFI.

Dear readers, we will not be long except to tell you that these people have decided once again to sell the Gabonese people’s demands on the altar of their personal positioning. We must take our destiny in our own hands and break with the political tutors.

We will not give up!




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Après Casimir Oye Mba, c’est au tour de Guy Nzouba-Ndama de se déclarer favorable à un dialogue direct entre Ali Bongo et Jean Ping. Il l’a affirmé au micro de Sébastien Nemeth sur RFI.

Chers lecteurs, nous ne serons pas longs, sauf pour vous dire que ces gens ont décidé encore une fois, de solder les revendications des Gabonais sur l’autel de leur positionnement personnels. Nous devons prendre notre destinée en main et rompre avec les tuteurs politiques.

On ne lâche rien !

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