GABON IS A TOTALLY PARTICULAR COUNTRY! LE GABON EST UN PAYS TOTALEMENT À PART!

 



  

English version

 

Dear readers, in which country is there proof that an oil minister took a duffel bag, filled it with the sum of nearly 300 million CFA francs, sent it as a gift to the Prime Minister; Prime Minister who later refused the gift and returned the duffel bag; but this minister still keeps his job? In what country do these kinds of funny facts no longer even amuse citizens? In which country other than Gabon?

 

One of two things: either this case was fabricated to drown this Massassa and kick him out of the government; or Gabon is nevertheless a hell of a banana plantation!

 

You make the call!

 

 

 

 

Version française

 

Chers lecteurs, dans quel pays a-t-on la preuve qu’un ministre du pétrole ait pris un sac de voyages, l’ai rempli de la somme de près de 300 million de francs CFA, l’ait envoyé en cadeau au Premier Ministre ; premier ministre qui aurait par la suite refusé le cadeau et renvoyé le sac d’oseille ; mais ce ministre conserve quand même son poste ? Dans quel pays ce genre de faits cocasses n’amusent même plus les citoyens ? Dans quel autre pays si ce n’est le Gabon ?

 

De deux choses l’une : soit cette affaire a été montée de toutes pièces pour noyer ce Massassa et le botter hors du gouvernement ; soit le Gabon est quand même une sacrée bananeraie !

 

A vous de décider !

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