By Ollus Ndomu
Ali Bongo Ondimba, the former president of Gabon, has been released from house arrest, according to an announcement by the military that removed him from power.
He is now free to leave the country for medical treatment.
The circumstances surrounding his house arrest and subsequent release remain unclear, but this development marks a significant turn of events in Gabon’s political landscape.
Ali Bongo Ondimba’s tenure as president faced controversy, with allegations of electoral fraud and health concerns.
The military’s decision to remove him from power and subsequently allow him to seek medical treatment abroad raises questions about the political situation in Gabon and its future leadership.
It will be essential to monitor further developments to understand the full implications of this development.
