SEYDOU KANE' STRONG COMEBACK! LE RETOUR EN FORCE DE SEYDOU KANE !






English version

According to La Lettre du Continent, Seydou Kane, the head of the company CITP, would be positioned to be one of the main beneficiaries of the major road works program launched by Brice Laccruche Alihanga.

These works should take place in Libreville and Haut-Ogooué. CITP is already deployed in Akanda, where the group is expected to carry out paving and secondary road rehabilitation works. The mayor of Akanda is none other than Grégory Laccruche Alihanga, younger brother of the other one.

As you can see, the Gabonese cake is still shared by the same bulimics.





Version française

D’après La Lettre du Continent, Seydou Kane, le patron de l'entreprise CITP, serait positionné pour être l'un des principaux bénéficiaires du programme de grands travaux routiers lancé par Brice Laccruche Alihanga.

Ces travaux devraient avoir lieu à Libreville et dans le Haut-Ogooué. Le CITP est déjà déployée à Akanda, où le groupe devrait effectuer des travaux de pavage et d'assainissement de voies secondaires. Le maire d'Akanda n'est autre que Grégory Laccruche Alihanga, frère cadet de l’autre.

Comme quoi le gâteau Gabonais est toujours partagé par les mêmes boulimiques.

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