Gabon’s constitutional court confirms Oligui Nguema’s victory in presidential election
- Gabon’s Constitutional Court confirmed Brice Oligui Nguema won the April 12 presidential election, with official results showing he received 58,074 votes, accounting for 94.85% of the total votes.
- Nguema will be inaugurated on May 3 and will begin a seven-year term as president.
- A total of 642,632 people voted in the election out of 916,625 eligible voters, according to the court.
- Nguema previously led a coup in August 2023 that ended 56 years of rule by former President Ali Bongo and his family.
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Gabon's constitutional court confirms Oligui Nguema's victory in presidential election
Gabon’s constitutional court has confirmed that Gen. Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema — he's Gabon’s interim president who staged a 2023 coup — has won the Central African nation’s April 12 presidential election.
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