ANOTHER PROOF THAT ALI BONGO IS INDEED FINISHED. UNE AUTRE PREUVE QU’ALI BONGO SOIT BEL ET BIEN FINI




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Gagan Gupta, Ali Bongo’ Singaporean pawn, is fleeing Gabon. Coincidence? No; he just sees the writing on the wall. After Noureddine Bongo who left Olam after the stroke suffered by Ali Bongo, it is Gagan Gupta who is packing today. When we know that it is Gagan Gupta who really drove the Strategic Plan Gabon Emergent and that this project has been canceled after more than 11000 billion CFA francs spent; it is clear that the equatorial sun has become too hot for this Ali Bongo’s industrialist who must know that it’s over.

When will the power vacuum be declared?


We will not give up.





Version française

Gagan Gupta, le pion Singapourien d’Ali Bongo, se barre du Gabon. Coïncidence ? Non ; il voit simplement venir. Après Noureddine Bongo qui quitta Olam au lendemain de l’AVC d’Ali Bongo, c’est Gagan Gupta qui plie bagage aujourd’hui. Quand on sait que c’est Gagan Gupta qui pilotait réellement le Plan Stratégique Gabon Emergent et que ce projet ait été annulé après plus de 11000 milliards de francs CFA ; on comprend clairement que le soleil équatorial est devenu trop chaud pour l’industriel d’Ali Bongo qui doit bien savoir que les carotte soient cuites.

A quand la vacance de pouvoir ?

On ne lâche rien !

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