Another military in Gabon..

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 The military has again organized an overthrow in one more African nation, Gabon, as armed force officials showed up on public TV and declared the takeover from the popularity based government.



As per The BBC, the upset chief dissolved the result of Saturday's political race, where the occupant President, Ali Bongo, was pronounced reappointed and champ of the survey.


As indicated by the electing commission, Bongo won under 66% of the absolute votes cast, however the resistance has contended that the survey was fake.


The improvement would end the 53-year hang on power by the group of Bongo in Gabon.


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