Bopda Affair: Governor of Littoral Urges Alleged Victims to File Complaints

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In a significant turn of events in the Bopda scandal, where the businessman is accused of rape and kidnapping by hundreds of alleged victims, Mr. Samuel Ivaha Diboua, the Governor of the Littoral region, has issued a call for the presumed victims to file complaints with the gendarmerie. This official response could potentially break the silence surrounding the case and facilitate the investigation if the victims are willing to come forward with this support.

The Bopda scandal has taken a new twist with this announcement from Mr. Samuel Ivaha Diboua, marking a departure from the deafening silence maintained by authorities since the initial revelations. The governor's call appears to open the door to a judicial inquiry, especially as public pressure continues to mount.

"I invite all victims of the Bopda case to file complaints at the Gendarmerie Legion of Littoral. You are expected there," declared Governor Ivaha Diboua.

This stance contrasts sharply with the lack of official response until now and holds the potential to initiate a legal investigation. Whether the numerous victims will dare to break the silence and anonymity, bolstered by the explicit support from Governor Samuel Ivaha Diboua, remains to be seen. The judicial future of this opaque case hinges on their willingness to step forward.