IT IS MBORANTSUO WHO MANAGES THE REGENCY. C’EST MBORANTSUO QUI MANAGE LA RÉGENCE





English version

If we cross reference the information coming from our sources with that published by the Africa Intelligence group, there is no doubt that it is Marie Madeleine Mborantsuo who is at the top of the pyramid set up for the regency in Gabon, by France via the King of Morocco.

Indeed, it is Mborantsuo who "elected" Faustin Boukoubi to the post of President of the National Assembly; and it is this same Mborantsuo who is at the origin of the conservation by Houagni-Ambouroué, of the so strategic petroleum portfolio.

When the King of Morocco wants to know who is reliable in Gabon, to orchestrate his shenanigans, it is Mborantsuo who is his main interlocutor.




Version française

Si on recoupe les informations nous parvenant de nos sources avec celles publiées par le groupe Africa Intelligence, il ne fait aucun doute que c’est bet et bien Marie Madeleine Mborantsuo qui se trouve au sommet de la pyramide mise en place pour la régence au Gabon, par la France via le Roi du Maroc.

En effet, c’est Mborantsuo qui aurait « élu » Faustin Boukoubi au poste de Président de l’Assemblée Nationale ; et c’est cette même Mborantsuo qui est à l’origine de la conservation par Houagni-Ambouroué, du portefeuille si stratégique du Pétrole.

Quand le Roi du Maroc veut savoir qui est fiable au Gabon, pour orchestrer ses manigances, c’est Mborantsuo son principal interlocuteur.

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