GABON is better known as the LUNGS of AFRICA. Today Marc Ona Essangui has asked us to investigate the Singapore AgriBusiness OLAM and it's legal stand in raping Gabon of 300,000 Hectares of Tropical Rainforest. What will be the impact on the inhabitants - the wildlife and the people? Has the Gabon Government been bought by an International Corporation, mindless of the environmental effects this sort of project will have on the global ecology? Who will protect the FOREST but us? We must STOP THIS PROJECT IMMEDIATELY Until such time as the people of the World are comfortable that the damage will be minimal and all those effected with be compensated. Corrupt
African Leadership should be yesterday's news. ACT NOW!
Mr. Sunny George Verghese is the MD/CEO of OLAM - HAS HE ALLEGEDLY, BRIBED GABON LEADERS TO STEAL THE LUNGS OF AFRICA? PUT A STOP TO THIS PROJECT.....THE HEALTH OF THE WORLD IS AT STAKE.
We need to investigate: Olam International Limited
9 Temasek Boulevard
#11-02 Suntec Tower 2
Singapore 038989
T: (+65) 6339 4100
F: (+65) 6339 9755
http://olamonline.com/
What safety nets have been put in place to ensure the world will be allowed to breathe for the next generation to come. Reporters, writers, artists and African Lovers let us find out what is happening to the Lungs of Africa. Is the World to suffer from pneumonia purely on the basis of Corporate greed and clumsy selfish business practises? Rubber and Palm trees to be planted in a 300,000 hectare area of vital Tropical Rainforest surely is not in the benefit for the overall good. International Laws must be put into place to protect African Lungs from these kinds of infections..Let us find out more.
We need to investigate: Olam International Limited
9 Temasek Boulevard
#11-02 Suntec Tower 2
Singapore 038989
T: (+65) 6339 4100
F: (+65) 6339 9755
http://olamonline.com/
What safety nets have been put in place to ensure the world will be allowed to breathe for the next generation to come. Reporters, writers, artists and African Lovers let us find out what is happening to the Lungs of Africa. Is the World to suffer from pneumonia purely on the basis of Corporate greed and clumsy selfish business practises? Rubber and Palm trees to be planted in a 300,000 hectare area of vital Tropical Rainforest surely is not in the benefit for the overall good. International Laws must be put into place to protect African Lungs from these kinds of infections..Let us find out more.
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