The former President of the National Assembly was facing the judges of the Franceville Court on October 18. He was arrested in mid-September last year after returning from Congo Brazzaville, with more than one billion CFA francs in cash. The politician is said to have received 6 months of suspended imprisonment and a fine of 2,380 billion francs.

Guy Nzouba-Ndama he was on the stand at the Franceville Court of First Instance for a case concerning the transport of undeclared money by the former president of National Assembly. He was charged with transporting prohibited goods and smuggling and received a six-month suspended prison sentence, with a fine of 2,380 million francs. For the president of the Democrats, the money at the heart of the crime is the result of the sale of the building in Pointe-Noire, Congo.

To this end, the politician's lawyers have added to the file evidence of this operation, which brought their client 1,300 million CFA francs. In addition, the Public Prosecutor considers cash to be a commodity and focuses on certain articles such as articles 55 and 470 of the Customs Code of the Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa.