Who Is Cameroon Concord´s Man of The Year 2015

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Ali Bongo:

President Ali Bongo of Gabon handed over his own share of his late father's inheritance to the Gabonese people. In a speech given on Monday, August 17, 2015 commemorating the 55th Anniversary of the Independence Day of Gabon, the President took the opportunity to announce that all the youth of his country are heirs of Omar Bongo Ondimba.

Goodluck Jonathan: 

It was on Jonathan’s watch that some of the Sani Abacha loot was repatriated and fiscal and financial discipline introduced into governance.  The Ngozi Okongo Eweala led nationally and internationally acclaimed economic policies identified and closed loopholes in government fiscal and financial policies, depriving corrupt politicians and business men of the impunity with which they looted public wealth.  This made powerful enemies against Jonathan within and out of his own political party the PDP.   Some left to join the opposition APC alliance and have since been portrayed as the saints who will wipe corruption from the face of Nigeria.

Kofi Annan:

The 192-member United Nations General Assembly paid a thunderous and prolonged tribute to Secretary-General Kofi Annan at the end of his 10-year tenure before swearing in his successor Ban Ki-moon. He told the world that invading Iraq was an unwise decision. He was right and the West was wrong.

Uhuru Kenyatta:

He said that while Kenya and the US share some values - democracy, value for families, entrepreneurship - there were "some things that we must admit we don't share.

"I repeatedly say that for Kenyans today the issue of gay rights is really a non-issue. We want to focus on other areas…maybe once, like you, have overcome some of these challenges, we can begin to look at other ones, but as of now the fact remains that this issue is not really an issue that is at the foremost minds of Kenyans and that is a fact."