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Fabre argues that its fight is worth more than 500 million CFA francs



"If I really want to sell the fight, is it only for 500 million F CFA? Asked the opposition leader, national president of the ANC, in Mina language on Saturday during the opposition rally in Lome. In doing so, Jean Pierre Fabre rejected the allegations "peddled" against his person with the intention of "demobilizing the people," according to him.


 Rumors, sustained in recent days by some feathers, persist and Jean-Pierre Fabre would be so obsessed with money that he would increase contacts with the Ivorian President Allassane Ouattara with the intention of getting rich on the backs of his activists and other colleagues from the opposition Coalition.

The authors of these allegations report that in 2015, this type of scheme would have brought 500 million CFA francs to the leader of the opposition. The allegations add that while the coalition refuses in front of the media and opinion to join the current CENI and the electoral process that is concocted by the government, Jean Pierre Fabre would have conspired conspiring with me Yawovi Agboyibo of the CAR for discreetly send representatives to the CENI.

These types of "slanders are for the sole purpose of entertaining the population and demobilize the militants while the power is moving freely in its plans," revealed Jean Pierre Fabre Saturday.

"If not, how will you understand me to be described as obsessed with money, that I only sell 500 million F CFA? He asked himself.

"When the government sent us an invitation to send our representatives to CENI, we sent them a written response in which we clearly stated that they were not demonstrating for the electoral code and at the same time participating to this CENI that we criticize, "said the ANC leader who said that in the coming days, documents of this kind will be published in the media to deny these accusations.

In support, Sylvain Dagban of the CAR hammered that his party does not envisage any election before talks

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