AT MBORANTSUO’S, GABONESE ARE NOT WELCOME! CHEZ MBORANTSUO, GABONAIS S’ABSTENIR!

 


 

English version

 

The sick Gabonophobia of the Bongos is very serious! We knew that the Bongos did not like Gabonese people and the Gabonese, but to display it publicly like that,  is scandalous.

 

For the recruitment of security guards to work in her private high school - but financed with the money stolen from the Gabonese people - Miss Marie-Madeleine Mborantsuo specifies, in her job offer, that she is looking for a "foreigner". In addition to being illegal because it is discriminatory, this announcement is an insult to Gabonese. What have we done to these people?

 

  

Version française

 

La maladive Gabonophobie des Bongo est très grave! On savait que les Bongo n'aimaient pas le Gabon et les Gabonais, mais l'afficher publiquement comme ça, est scandaleux.

 

Pour le recrutement d'agents de sécurité devant exercer dans son lycée privé - mais financé avec l'argent volé aux Gabonais - mademoiselle Marie-Madeleine Mborantsuo précise, dans son offre d'emploi, qu'elle veut d’un "étranger". En plus d'être illégale parce que discriminatoire, cette annonce est une insulte aux Gabonais. Qu'avons-nous fait à ces gens-là ?

 

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