Two days before the constitutional referendum, the Party for Development and Social Solidarity (PDS) transformed Port-Gentil into a theater for a demonstration of political force. In an excited Stecy room, its president Séraphin Ndaot Rembogo galvanized several hundred activists for a “YES” which he presents as the key to a new chapter in Gabonese history. A polyglot meeting which marks a turning point in the referendum campaign.
“The time has come to turn the page on the injustices and abuses of the past. The referendum offers us a historic chance to rebuild our nation on solid foundations and guarantee a better future for all Gabonese people!” (Séraphin Ndaot Rembogo, president of the PDS) © DR
As if for a demonstration of political force, the Party for Development and Social Solidarity (PDS) organized a major rally in Port-Gentil on November 14, transforming the Stecy room in the first arrondissement into the epicenter of the referendum campaign.
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Under the leadership of its president, Séraphin Ndaot Rembogo, the party brought together several hundred activists, supporters and onlookers in a meeting marked by an unequivocal message in favor of “Oui» in the referendum of November 16.
«The time has come to turn the page on the injustices and abuses of the past. The referendum offers us a historic chance to rebuild our nation on solid foundations and guarantee a better future for all Gabonese people!», forcefully proclaimed Ndaot Rembogo in a speech that electrified the audience.
The event was distinguished by a remarkable inclusive approach, the party executives spoke in several vernacular languages – Punu, Nzebi, Obamba, Omyene, Fang and Tsogho – illustrating a clear desire to reach all components of the port population. -nice.
In a lively atmosphere, punctuated by songs and dances, the participants demonstrated their support for the party’s message. “This meeting is irrefutable proof of the unfailing mobilization of the PDS for a massive YES to the referendum. We are convinced that the Gabonese people will respond to the call for democracy and justice», Underlined a party official.
This political demonstration takes place in a particular context for Gabon, the referendum being presented as a decisive step towards the return to constitutional order. The PDS, which positions itself as a major player in this transition, is voting “Oui» the symbol of an expected democratic renewal.
As the November 16 deadline approaches, the PDS rally in Port-Gentil testifies to the growing mobilization of political forces and the capital importance of this election for the future of the country.
