IN GABON, WHO CAN AUTHORIZE THE DESTRUCTION OF A SCHOOL BUILT ON STATE-OWNED LAND, BY THE POLICE? AU GABON, QUI PEUT AUTORISER LA DESTRUCTION D’UNE ÉCOLE CONSTRUITE SUR UN TERRAIN APPARTENANT À L’ÉTAT, PAR LA POLICE ?

 



 

English version

 

Last week, a police squadron went to a site in the 5th district of Libreville to destroy a public kindergarten. This school was built by the late mayor of this district, Madame Ayo-Adibet.

 

Dear readers, the question that should be asked is who ordered the police to go and destroy this building belonging to the Gabonese state?

 

 

 

 

 

Version française

 

La semaine dernière, un escadron de la police est allé sur un site situé dans le 5ième arrondissement de Libreville, procéder à la destruction d’une école maternelle publique. Cette école avait été construite par feu la mairesse de cet arrondissement, Madame Ayo-Adibet.

 

Chers lecteurs, la question qu’il faudrait se poser est celle de savoir qui a ordonné aux policiers d’aller détruire ce bâtiment appartenant à l’Etat Gabonais ?

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