In a rare public statement, former presidential candidate Dieudonné Minlama Mintogo has broken months of silence to issue a stark warning to Gabon’s new leadership. The veteran politician cautions that the greatest threat facing the nation is not economic instability or institutional shortcomings, but the potential transformation of President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema’s overwhelming electoral mandate into a partisan political tool.
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