THE SUCCESSIONS IN FRANÇAFRIQUE! LES SUCCESSIONS EN FRANÇAFRIQUE!

 

General Mahmud ibn Idriss Déby Itno (Mahamat)


  

English version

 

In Gabon, a Bongo-Valentin is fighting a Bongo-Ondimba Jr., to replace a Bongo-Ondomba.

 

In Togo, an Essozimna-Gnassingbé-Eyadéma replaced a Gnassingbé Eyadéma.

 

In the Ivory Coast, a Birahima-Ouattara is preparing to succeed a Dramane-Ouattara.

 

In Chad, an ibn-Déby-Itno replaces a Déby-Itno

 

 

Poor francophone Africa!

  

 

 

 

Version française

 

Au Gabon, un Bongo-Valentin combat un Bongo-Ondimba Jr., pour remplacer un Bongo-Ondomba.

 

Au Togo, un Essozimna-Gnassingbé-Eyadéma a remplacé un Gnassingbé Eyadéma.

 

En Côte d’Ivoire, un Birahima-Ouattara se prépare à succéder à un Dramane-Ouattara.

 

Au Tchad, un ibn-Déby-Itno remplace un Déby-Itno

 

 

Pauvre Afrique francophone !

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