Household

The Secretary General of the Gabonese Democratic Party was placed under house arrest, after his appearance before the investigating judge on September 19, 2023.

According to the Gabon Actu news site, a total of ten people were arrested after the coup d’état of August 30, 2023 by the CTRI. Among the latter, we note three who were placed under house arrest, namely Steeve Nzeko Dieko, Kim Oun, Sylvia Bongo’s Korean aide-de-camp, “owner of the premises where a large canteen filled with bank notes was unearthed by investigators», recalls our colleague Gabonactu. The third on the list of people under house arrest, Jordan Camuset “friend of Noureddin. He carried out missions for Noureddin Bongo Valentin“. And 7 other people were placed under arrest warrant at Libreville central prison Ian Ghislain Ngoulou, Noureddin Bongo Valentin, Cyriaque Mvourandjiami, Abdul Moubcith Oceni Ossa, Mohamed Ali Saliou, Jessye Ella Ekogha and Gisèle Mombo, Ian Ngoulou’s mother-in-law . In addition to the seven people placed under arrest warrant at the Libreville central prison and the three under house arrest, two people were exonerated: Amedée Moundende, the “sister-in-law of Ian Ngoulou who found herself in the wrong place at the wrong time”, and Zolie Lekibi Perrin, the “cook of Noureddin Bongo Valentin who survives in an unfinished house and whose personal bed is cut and nailed», note Gabonactu.

General Oligui Nguema announced on September 13, 2023, through a press release the opening of all files left pending in the award and execution of public contracts in Gabon.

The president of the transition Oligui Nguema announced through a press release the relaunch of a task force whose mission will be to resume “all the actions left unresolved by the previous team for no obvious reason. The President of the Transition, Head of State, therefore invites the companies awarded public contracts and all the administrative entities concerned to contact the commission upon receipt of their summons., indicates the press release from the Presidency of the Transition. By doing this, the president of the transition wishes to detect several irregularities and overinvoicing in the execution of public contracts in Gabon.

We remember that the task force for the settlement of Gabon’s internal debt which was set up in 2020 made it possible to conduct an audit of the country’s entire internal debt. And of the 1030 billion FCFA of internal debt audited under the supervision of the former general coordinator of presidential affairs, Noureddin Bongo Valentin, 623 billion FCFA turned out to be fictitious, a ratio of 62%. Thanks to these audits, the State was able to repay part of its internal debt to businesses. In particular, those which had carried out the work ordered by the State according to their specifications and whose claims had been validated by the task force.

Recall that a few days ago, the Secretary General of the Ministry of Oil and Gas sent a letter to all oil companies operating in Gabon to make available to the State all listings of payments made for the benefit of the Public Treasury since 2020.

Pierre-Alain Mounguengui, president of the Gabonese football federation, announced that the decision to dismiss the coach has not yet been made and a meeting will be organized in the coming days to examine the outlines before making a final decision. which will be communicated officially.

CContrary to what is relayed on social networks and certain newspapers, the president of Fegafoot announces the information of the dismissal of the national coach of the senior Panthers, Patrice Neveu, is not yet confirmed. At least that’s what the president of the Gabonese Football Federation (Fegafoot) declared on September 13 when contacted by Gabonreview. “We communicate through official channels and not on social media. When we want to communicate, especially in cases concerning the dismissal of a national coach, we do so in due form – and publicly. So, it turns out that we haven’t worked on the Neveu case. We will do this in the coming days and we will make public the decision we have taken regarding», Declared Pierre-Alain Mounguengui, on the Gabon Review website. If a large part of the public wants to see Patrice Neveu sacked because of his unsatisfactory results with the Panthers in view of the last elimination in the African Cup of Nations planned in Ivory Coast, the president of Fegafoot specifies that the dismissal of the coach will be done in accordance with the procedures in this area. “We cannot make decisions in haste. Patrice Neveu has a contract that runs until 2025 with Gabon. So we will have to look at all these parameters before making the decision. These are all questions that we will have to look at before deciding», Explained the president of Fegafoot. Appointed head of the Panthers in May 2019, Patrice Neveu has a mixed record with 29 official matches played with Gabon, for a record of 12 wins, six draws, ten defeats, 31 goals scored and 27 goals conceded. This assessment was recently crowned by an ejection of the Panthers on September 9 by Mauritania for the Can 2024. If his departure from the head of the Panthers is not, according to the president of Fegafoot, on the agenda, the French technician still seems to be in an ejector chair. Continues the information site.