186:, and he was re-elected for a third term as President of the National Assembly on 24 January 2007, receiving 111 votes from the 120 deputies. Speaking on the occasion, Nzouba-Ndama praised the deputies of the preceding legislature for producing legislation that he said benefited the people, and he thanked President Bongo for retaining confidence in his leadership of the National Assembly. He also discussed his hope that roads across the country would be paved, saying that the National Assembly could use its legislative power to direct the government towards that goal.
225:. Ali Bongo won the nomination and then prevailed in the presidential election, according to official results. When Bongo was sworn in as President on 16 October 2009, Nzouba-Ndama said that he faced a "Herculean" task: he would face pressure to carry out reforms, but would also be expected to do so in a moderate fashion while preserving the political balance crafted by his father.
146:. After studying in France, he began teaching philosophy in September 1975, and he was appointed as Director of Orientation at the Directorate-General of Scholarships and Internships in November 1975, while continuing to teach. In 1980, he became Director-General of Scholarships and Internships, remaining in that post until 1983.
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Despite his earlier loyalty to Ali Bongo, by 2015 tensions seemed to have developed between them, and Nzouba-Ndama was seen as being close to a dissenting faction within the PDG, known as "Heritage and
Modernity". On 31 March 2016, Nzouba-Ndama resigned as President of the National Assembly. He said
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Nzouba-Ndama was first appointed to the government as
Minister-Delegate under the Minister of State for Trade and Industry in March 1983. He was then appointed as Minister-Delegate under the Fourth Deputy Prime Minister for the Land-Survey Register, Housing and Lodgings in January 1986 before being
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Nzouba-Ndama was re-elected as
President of the National Assembly on 27 February 2012. While most of the top officials who served under Omar Bongo lost their posts in the period that followed his death, Nzouba-Ndama was noted for his political survival, which was attributed to his loyalty to Ali
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22-9-22 arrested with 1.9 million euro's in local currency.. tried to get it into his country. As of the 2000s, Nzouba-Ndama was a Vice-President of the PDG. He was
President of the Preparatory Committee for the PDG's Ninth Congress, which was held on 19–21 September 2007; he was also chosen by
251:, receiving 98.08% of the vote according to preliminary results. Amidst an opposition boycott, the PDG won an overwhelming majority of seats in the election. Nzouba-Ndama represented Gabon at the 15th summit of the
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President of the National Assembly on 25 January 2002; he received 111 votes, with one deputy voting against him and seven abstaining. As President of the National Assembly, he visited
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that he chose to resign because of the government's hostility towards him. Shortly thereafter, on 5 April 2016, he announced that he would stand as an independent candidate in the
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