Libreville – Gabonese voters voted in the presidential election, which will be the first selected leader since the first elected leader of the first elected leader of the first elected leader of the African country of Africa, Saturday.
Oligui, on August 30, 2023, Putch, who ended the rule of 55 years by the Bongo family accused of plundering Gabon’s wealth.
“I am very confident. Let the best man win,” he said.
Gabon’s Khunta leader Brice Oligui Nguema, in the presidency of the first kick in the election of 2023 military coup chinchilling nguema.
The closest opponent is up to 3%. Activity: 70.4%.
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Driver shifts were seen outside the polling stations in voting stations under the voting in the bright sunlight after a stormy night.
After the voting ended at 18.00 (1700 GMT), the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the activity lasted about 87.12 percent, he said.
Aurele Ossanga Mouila, who was 30, 30 years old, voted for the first time after completing his turn in a casino.
“I did not have faith in the previous mode,” he said.
68, Oligui’s 68th Tchitembo Onanga, “Everyone will vote for him, I assure you. This is God’s choice.”
Oligi confident
Oligui took the role of the transition President when monitoring the formation of a government that unites civilians, the task of compiling a new constitution.
The country of 2.3 million people pours high unemployment, regular power and lack of water, infrastructure and lack of heavy public debt.
Despite successful plans, according to official data, only 2,000 kilometers (6.213 miles) can be used in the country only 2,000 kilometers (6.213 miles). The only railway connection and youth unemployment is more than 60 percent in rural areas.
Oligui, Ali Bongo named after Ali Bongo named after Ali Bongo, Ala-Klod Bilie, including Alain-Klod Bilie, including a 7-year-old candidate, including a two-year-old candidate.
On Monday, the latest results were worthy of about 920,000 voters expected.
Oligui predicted the “historic victory.”
“Builder is a candidate called special candidate,” said Oligui, “said Oligui on Thursday, the music and dancing music in the rally in the capital Libreville said.
However, critics, citizens have blamed Oligui, who did not promise to return to power against civilians, from the years of the country under the country in which the country served for years.
Oligui’s image campaign was plastered in the capital Libreville, and those who oppose the opponents will be seen anywhere.
Election monitors complain
By Bilie, his main opponent, threw himself as a candidate for the “full break” with the past.
In Bongo, which represents the old system, he blamed Oligui, who led the Republican protection.
After voting on Saturday, journalists were “quiet” and said, “Even in the evening,” he said.
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“We will see what it will bring,” he said, increased the possibility of potential election fraud.
Election Monitors The polytheist observers Network (ROC) said they refused to perform the voting bureaus in several places.
Oligui insisted that the voting process was “transparent” and “peaceful”.
Debt problem
Oligui, Patriarch Omar Bongo’s son served as a former assistant-camp before being a presidential security guard under Ali Bongo.
According to the world, despite the great resource wealth of three people, everyone who has to meet the high expectations of a country where three people live in the country will win.
Gabon’s debt rose to more than 73 percent of GDP last year and is expected to reach 80 percent this year.
Analyst Neyer Kenga, as one of the main campaigns, as “return to the Constitutional Order”, the voting ended the country’s strife.
In recent weeks, the Ministry of Internal Affairs was painful to insist on Saturday.
“Today, all Gabonese is strong in favor of a democratic game played under the rules,” Neyer Kenga said.
In 2009 and 2016, the years of the years following a noise crisis were not marked by the years, “the response of people in the Bulk box is never known in advance,” he said.
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