BUT ANSWER THE FOLLOWING SIMPLE QUESTIONS! MAIS RÉPONDEZ À CES SIMPLES QUESTIONS!





English version

1. The complex that houses the Mayena was built with state funds released for Can 2012, yes or no? How is it that Noureddin Bongo ends up owning it today?

2. The Nomad Hotel was built with state funds released for CAN 2012, yes or no? How is it that Noureddin Bongo ends up owning it today?



Version française

1. Le complexe qui abrite le Mayena a été construit avec les fonds de l’Etat débloqués pour la Can 2012, oui ou non ? Comment se fait-il que Noureddin Bongo se retrouve aujourd’hui en être le propriétaire ?

2. L’Hôtel Nomade a été construit avec les fonds de l’Etat débloqués pour la CAN 2012, oui ou non ? Comment se fait-il que Noureddin Bongo se retrouve aujourd’hui en être le propriétaire ?

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