Somewhere Right Now: 07:00 in Libreville 🇬🇦 — Gabonews FM 93.5

55:23 Speaker 3 I would like to come back to the interview of Espaces Verts or even the management of Espaces Verts. And ask myself the question of knowing if we are not responsible, we citizens too. C'est bien de mettre la pression sur les maires ou encore sur les chefs de l'État, c'est de leur responsabilité, c'est vrai. Mais qu'est-ce que nous on fait pour entretenir nos espaces vrais? Qu'est-ce qu'on fait pour entretenir nos édifices? Vous voyez, je ne sais pas, c'est quand l'hôtel du Djoqwa des Affaires étrangères, le Djoqwa Le Seigne, dans quelques jours sera inauguré. There are images that pass. We see the inside, we see the outside, how beautiful it is. But come back in 56 years and you will say to me, better! You go to CAE, the green space that we have dedicated, where we can do fitness there. Or like Melchior said last time, not far from Lycée Léon-Bala, The green space that we have dedicated for people who want to walk, those who want to do sports. Go see these people again. In fact, I sometimes have the impression that I don't know if it's the color of the skin,

56:51 I'm sorry to say it, but there's a little bit of that. We don't like or we refuse what is beautiful, what is good.

57:03 We categorically refuse our green spaces. A few months ago, I was at the CEDOC to renew my passport. I wanted to be relieved, so I went to the CEDOC. Even at the CEDOC, the toilets, go inside, go see. There are people who paint real toilet paper, not toilet paper, but toilet paper.

57:31 To use, go to the toilet with. In fact, you understand that there is a problem. I don't know if it's the Gabonese or the Africans in general, because in general, our cities look alike. These are extremely dirty cities. It's true that the same thing happens in Europe, but they have this culture of knowing that I shouldn't throw it away. That is to say, I take a small bottle of water of 0.70 liters, I throw it like that on the road. Once I get out of the car, I throw it like that on the road. Or I take a package of peanuts, after having the skin of the peanuts, I throw it like that. But there is this ease that people do it with, I don't know, it's as if it were normal. It's as if it were normal. We take a paper, we throw it like that. In fact, you don't understand. The spaces where you can sit, the benches are broken. What are they breaking? And when you go around all these spaces, I assure you, between the mayors sometimes who were very abnormal, some are already there, and others you will see, and the sachets, and the little bottles of water, and the papers, you will see everything. Because there are people, when they are finished, they leave everything there. And even when sometimes there are trash on the side, is it that we are not also responsible for the quality in which we live, in which we are?

58:56 We are also responsible for that. The problem of trash here and there, everywhere we want to create trash. I tell myself that if we are not firm and rigorous with the citizens on this side, things will never change. What do we say? If we are not strict here, things will remain as they are. We will always have dirty places, dirty places, dirty places. We are going to put orgies, I don't know, we put them aside. In a space where we should put the orgies, people are going to put everything aside. It's complicated, it's really complicated. We are also responsible for the dirtiness that we play here. The people who are walking along the sidewalks, they are the garages. They make the mayor pass. After that, when the mayor comes back, when we come back like that, we call them and tell them where they are. Quickly. And then I stay there.

59:49 Speaker 5 This is the good laugh of the week.

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