MARCEL ABEKE ; OVERALL IT'S GOOD BUT CAN DO BETTER! MARCEL ABEKE ; DANS L’ENSEMBLE C’EST BIEN MAIS PEUT MIEUX FAIRE !

 



 

English version

 

The Minister of Petroleum, Marcel Abeke was the guest of the program Les Grands Débats on Sunday, July 7, 2024.

 

This blog noted an encouraging but insufficient performance because many important questions remained unanswered. Some questions still seemed taboo.

 

On the question of the 18% attributed to the Bongo family, the answers were insufficient. We felt that the posture of the authorities was to elude the truth.

 

Overall, we give Marcel Abeke a score of 12 out of 20.

 

 

 

Version française

 

Le ministre du Pétrole, Marcel Abeke était l’invité de l’émission Les Grands Débats de ce dimanche 7 Juillet 2024.

 

Ce blog a relevé une prestation encourageante mais néanmoins insuffisante car de nombreuses questions importantes sont restées sans réponses. Certaines questions semblent encore taboues.

 

Sur la question des 18% attribues a la famille Bongo, les réponses ont été insuffisantes. On a senti que la posture des autorités a été la langue de bois.

 

Dans l’ensemble nous donnons la note de 12 sur 20 à Marcel Abeke.

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