HIS NAME WAS GILDAS ILOKO! IL S’APPELAIT GILDAS ILOKO !

 



 

 

English version

 

His name was Gildas Iloko

He was a Gabonese citizen

On February 18, 2021, he was shot dead near his home, without apparent cause or warning, by Ali Bongo's death squads

He leaves behind 4 children

 

Farewell dear compatriot and may your sacrifice not be in vain!

 

 

 

 

 

Version française

 

Il s’appelait Gildas Iloko

Il était Gabonais

Le 18 février 2021, il a été abattu près de son domicile, sans motif apparent ni sommation, par les escadrons de la mort d’Ali Bongo

Il laisse derrière lui 4 enfants

 

Adieu cher compatriote et que ton sacrifice ne soit vain !

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