2023-08-24 09:11:22
Chérie Yoni Tsango: a voice for the Gabonese people in the 2023 legislative elections
August 24, 2023
August 26, 2023 marks a decisive moment in the political history of Gabon. Chérie Yoni Tsango is running as a candidate for the Alternative Movement for Development (MAPD) in the first district of Libreville. After an intense campaign, she shared her main motivation with the public, a message of love for her country and the deep desire to contribute to its development.
“My motivation is justified by my patriotic spirit and my desire to participate in the management of my country. I love my country, I always wanted to bring my stone to the building Gabon. Today there is an awakening of conscience among Gabonese youth coupled with a political awakening, and I wanted to take this opportunity to be a model for our youth.“, she said.
His direct and authentic speech won over voters, who appreciate his sincerity in a political landscape often marked by empty promises. One voter pointed out: “On August 26, I intend to give my vote to this lady. And, here, in the Charbonnages, many citizens will be like me. You see the enthusiasm around this campaign.”
Chérie Yoni Tsango also spoke about her vision as a future deputy for the first arrondissement of Libreville: “I will be a deputy connected to the realities of the populations. With me, at the National Assembly, the people will listen to a speech that is in tune with their major concerns..”
Her candidacy was supported by the president of her party, Christian Edou Ndong, who sees in her a political potential for the future of the party and the country. Married and mother of several children, Miss Gabon 2002, Chérie Yoni Tsango wishes to take advantage of her varied experience, ranging from finance to business, including her recent commitment to the defense of the environment via the Gabon Network for the Environment. and Sustainable Development.
This experience gives him the ability to carry the message of a population that aspires to fresh and authentic political leadership. If Chérie Yoni Tsango is elected deputy in the first arrondissement of Libreville, she will succeed Malonga Mouele, current deputy and candidate to succeed him with the colors of the Gabonese Democratic Party (PDG).
Gabonese people are impatiently awaiting the result of the legislative elections of August 26, 2023, hoping that Chérie Yoni Tsango will be able to realize her dream of contributing to the development of her country as a member of parliament, by carrying loud and clear the aspirations of her fellow citizens.
Donald MIHINDOU
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