IDRISS NGARI ON THE TRACKS OF LEMBOUMBA-LEPANDOU. IDRISS NGARI SUR LA PISTE DE LEMBOUMBA-LEPANDOU






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La Lettre du Continent informs us that becoming cautious since his departure from Gabon in 2016, Jean-Pierre Lemboumba-Lepandou has settled in Paris, where he is refusing to take Idriss Ngari on the phone. La Lettre du Continent suggests that Idriss Ngari is an emissary of Ali Bongo.




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La Lettre du Continent nous informe que méfiant depuis son départ du Gabon en 2016, Jean-Pierre Lemboumba-Lepandou se serait installé à Paris, où il refuserait de prendre Idriss Ngari au téléphone. La Lettre du Continent suggère qu’Idriss Ngari soit un émissaire d’Ali Bongo.

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