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Le Pangolin posts (FR) a reader's comment about the potential for Liberal Party presidential candidate Mika Lelita Yondoloum to bring peace to Chad. The reader, Citoyen Lambda, feels strongly that Yondoloum has what it takes to forge a government of national unity. Lambda also nominates Yondoloum for the Nobel Peace Prize.
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According to all his friends in Africa and many foreign partners who met him in North America and Europe, Mika Lelita Yondoloum has indeed all it takes to bring peace and democraty to Chad. So I am pleased to support him to be nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize too. Being a peace leader much like Gandhi begining as Rosa Lee Parks and the first one in Central Africa, he really deserves it.
bonjour
c’est avec plaisir que je vous address ce courrier
je me nomme yondoloum gael adelphe ,et je voudrais à travers ce courrier rentré en contacte avec mr yondoloum lelita mika .je prie toute personne qui pourrais me mettre en contacte avec lui de le faire .c’est très important pour lui et pour moi.
je vis en cote d’ivoire à cote de l’aeroport félix houphouet boigny.c’est très urgent.
voici mon contact +22504568396.
urgent