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Nourane Foster responds to removal of her portrait from PCRN website

Nourane Foster, a deputy from Wouri-Est, publicly addressed her recent removal from the PCRN website, stating that her legitimacy is not affected by this action. She expressed her indifference to the gesture in a social media post, emphasizing that her political journey remains intact despite the controversy surrounding her portrait's absence.

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