Libreville, Gabon – (African Boulevard News) – In the wake of Gabon’s political transition after the long-standing rule of late President Ali Bongo, students at the country’s oldest university, the University of Libreville, are cautiously optimistic about the future. With the passing of President Bongo, who had been in power for 42 years, the students see a glimmer of hope in the post-Bongo era.
“We know that things will change because already, our transition president Brice Oligui Nguema [has been] very, very demanding,” says a third-year law student, expressing her optimism.
With a new leader at the helm, the students are optimistic about the potential for positive change in their country. They believe that the transition period will bring opportunities for improvement and development in various aspects of Gabonese society.
One of the students’ primary demands is an improved education system. They hope for increased investment in education, better infrastructure, and enhanced learning resources at the University of Libreville and other educational institutions across the nation. They believe that a well-equipped education system will empower young people and provide them with the necessary skills to contribute to the country’s growth.
In addition to their educational aspirations, the students also express their desire for economic stability and job opportunities. They hope that the post-Bongo era will usher in an era of economic growth, attracting investment and creating employment opportunities for the country’s youth. This, they believe, will not only improve their own lives but also contribute to the overall development of Gabon.
Furthermore, the students are hopeful that the new leadership will prioritize the fight against corruption. They emphasize the need for transparency and accountability in governance, which they view as crucial for the effective utilization of the country’s resources and the development of the nation.
While the students acknowledge that the road to change will be challenging and require collective efforts, they remain optimistic about the future of their country. They believe that the transition period is an opportunity for Gabon to redefine itself, address longstanding issues, and work towards a brighter future.
As the students at the University of Libreville look ahead to a post-Bongo era, they are filled with hope and determination. They are eager to play an active role in shaping the new Gabon and are committed to working towards a better future for themselves and their country.
With the transition president already demonstrating a commitment to change, the students believe that their dreams of a brighter future may soon become a reality. As they continue their studies at Gabon’s oldest university, they remain hopeful that the post-Bongo era will bring about the transformation they have long awaited.
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