A COWARDLY AGRESION AGAINST PROFESSOR ALBERT ONDO OSSA. LACHE AGRESSION CONTRE LE PROFESSEUR ALBERT ONDO OSSA

Professor Albert Ondo Ossa here during Jean Ping’s declaration of breaking with the regime
Professeur Albert Ondo Ossa lors de la déclaration de rupture de Jean Ping avec le régime
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English Version

We have learned for several hours now, that Professor Albert Ondo Ossa was attacked and stabbed in a street in Libreville. We are unable to comment further at this time because we are awaiting clarification. But do not worry, as soon as we have more information, you'll be the first to know.


Version française

Nous avons appris depuis plusieurs heures que le Professeur Albert Ondo Ossa a été agressé à l’arme blanche dans une rue de Libreville. Nous ne pouvons pas faire plus de commentaires pour l’instant car nous attendons des éclaircissements. Mais rassurez-vous, dès que nous aurons des informations complémentaires, vous serez les premiers informés.

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