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When Gabonese citizens were slaughtered in 2016, Ernest Mpouho was the Minister of Defense. Patrick Eyogho-Edzang pretended to cry for the dead. Today he runs around with ... Ernest Mpouho. And what about our dead fellows in all this; do they speak about them between two cups of Moët?




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Quand les Gabonais ont été massacrés en 2016, c’est Ernest Mpouho qui était Ministre de la défense. Patrick Eyogho-Edzang a prétendu pleurer les morts. Aujourd’hui il s’affiche avec… Ernest Mpouho. Et nos morts dans tout ça ; en parlent-ils entre deux coupes de Moët ?

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