ALI BONGO WANTS TO WRECK ONEP. ALI BONGO VEUT ANÉANTIR L’ONEP







English version

According to Africa Energy Intelligence, Ali Bongo has appointed Arnauld Engandji to the Ministry of Labor to pacify ONEP, the National Organization of Petroleum Employees of which Arnauld Engandji is a former spokesman.

Arnauld Engandji’s mission would be to discredit his former comrades, to weaken them so that the risks of strikes that frustrate the regime, would decrease.

With oil revenues on the decline, strikes and claims in the oil sector have the effect of further reducing the state revenues. Ali Bongo therefore hopes that through Engadji, he would manage to overcome the Onep.





Version française

According to Africa Energy Intelligence, Ali Bongo a nommé Arnauld Engandji au ministère du travail, pour pacifier l'ONEP, l'Organisation nationale des employés du pétrole dont Arnauld Engandji est un ancien Porte-Parole.

La mission d’Arnauld Engandji serait de décrédibiliser ses anciens camarades, de les affaiblir afin que les risques de grèves qui contrarient le régime, diminuent.

Avec des revenus pétroliers à la baisse, les grèves et revendications dans le secteur pétrolier ont pour conséquences de diminuer encore plus les revenus de l’Etat. Ali Bongo espère donc que par le truchement d’Engadji, il parviendrait à venir à bout de l’Onep.

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