A MAN CALLED ARSENE EMVAHOU IS THE ONLY ONE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SHUFFLING OF FUNDS BETWEEN BGFI AND ALI BONGO. UN CERTAIN ARSÈNE EMVAHOU EST LE SEUL RESPONSABLE DU CONVOYAGE DES FONDS ENTRE LA BGFI ET ALI BONGO






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La Lettre du Continent tells us that it is one Arsène Emvahou who not only manages the Mamba operation which is for Ali Bongo a way of settling scores; but also and above all, serves as a link between BGFI Bank and the presidential palace. The other pillars of this 100% Tékés scheme are: the head of the Directorate General for Research (DGR), Hubert Nganga; the Commander Nina Patricia Tsounghat who is the Chief of Staff of Ali Bongo; and Frédéric Bongo. It should be noted that Hervé Patrick Opiangah also plays a role.



Version française

La Lettre du Continent nous apprend que c’est un certain Arsène Emvahou qui non seulement gère l’opération mamba qui est pour Ali Bongo une manière de régler ses comptes ; mais aussi et surtout, sert de liaison entre la BGFI et le palais présidentiel. Les autres piliers de ce dispositif 100% Tékés, sont : le patron de la Direction Générale de la Recherche (DGR), Hubert Nganga ; le Commandant Nina Patricia Tsounghat qui est Cheffe de Cabinet d’Ali Bongo ; et Frédéric Bongo. Il faut signaler qu’Hervé Patrick Opiangah y joue aussi un rôle.

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