ALI BONGO IN ALL HIS SPLENDOR. ALI BONGO DANS TOUTE SA SPLENDEUR






English version

The children of Gabonese diplomats are being expelled from their schools before the end of their school year for non-payment of school fees.

These children who go to school should not be expelled in the middle of the school year, because of the laxity of the Gabonese government. These children did not ask for anything. They are simply tributaries and victims of adult decisions.

Why penalize these children in their learning?


We will not give up!



Version française

Les enfants de diplomates Gabonais seraient en train d’être expulsés de leurs établissements scolaires, avant la fin de leur année scolaire, pour non-paiement des frais de scolarité.

Ces enfants qui vont à l’école ne devraient pas être exclus en plein milieu de l’année scolaire, à cause du laxisme du gouvernement gabonais. Ces enfants n’ont rien demandé. Ils sont simplement tributaires et victimes des décisions des adultes.

Pourquoi pénaliser ces enfants dans leurs apprentissages ?


On ne lâche rien !

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