IN A SERIOUS COUNTRY, A MINISTER SHOULD NEVER SIGN OR PUBLISH AN OFFICIAL DOCUMENT CONTAINING SO MANY MISTAKES! DANS UN PAYS SÉRIEUX, UN MINISTRE NE DEVRAIT JAMAIS NI SIGNER, NI FAIRE PUBLIER UN DOCUMENT OFFICIEL CONTENANT AUTANT DE FAUTES !


 

English version

 

Silly question: what level of education does Franck Nguema have?

 

Another silly question: are there people in the ministry of sport who can proofread his documents?

 

Silly suggestion: maybe in the future he should have his mother correct his memos, since he is obviously unable to distinguish simple errors.

 

 

 

 

Version française

 

Question idiote : quel est le niveau d’éducation de Franck Nguema ?

 

Autre question idiote : y a-t-il des gens au ministère des Sports qui peuvent relire ses documents ?

 

Suggestion idiote : peut-être qu’à l’avenir, il devrait demander à sa mère de corriger ses documents, car il est évidemment incapable de reconnaitre de simples erreurs.


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