Médiateur Universel écrit à Eyebe Ayissi concernant la succession Kapche André
Le Médiateur Universel, Shanda Tonme, a adressé une lettre à Henri Eyebe Ayissi, ministre des Domaines, du Cadastre et des Affaires Foncières, concernant la succession de Kapche André. Dans cette correspondance, il demande l'ouverture d'une enquête sur la situation d'un titre foncier spécifique. Cette démarche vise à clarifier des questions liées à la succession et à la gestion des biens.
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