Patrice Otha [SEP] country of citizenship
Patrice Otha
Patrice Otha is a Gabonese political figure who has been Director of the Cabinet of the President of Gabon since 2010.
While serving as President of the Gabon Section of the Initiative for Transparency in Extractive Industries, Otha was appointed as Director of the Cabinet of President Ali Bongo on 28 January 2010. His appointment followed the resignation of his predecessor, Jean-Pierre Oyiba, amidst a scandal in November 2009.
candidates for elections to swear at the time of their nomination that they lacked citizenship in any other country. As Saint Kitts and Nevis did not have a United States embassy, Jeffers had to go to Barbados to renounce U.S. citizenship. His renunciation was confirmed by a notice in the U.S.' "Federal Register" in February 2010. However, he lost the election to Patrice Nisbett of the Nevis Reformation Party, who would go on to become Attorney-General and Minister of Justice and Legal Affairs.
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