LANGOUBA Claude Silver

Mr. LANGOUBA Claude Silver is a Gabonese born on October 18, 1983 in Libreville, to a father and mother from the Teke tribes. His father is from the YIA village (OTARI tribe) and his mother from the OSSKAMA village (OBIA tribe), which gives him a deep connection with his cultural and ethnic roots.

Claude pursued higher education in accounting at the Institut Supérieur de Commerce et de Gestion de Libreville, where he earned a master's degree. His passion for management and organization led him to work for the National Health Insurance and Social Security Fund (CNAMGS), where he gained extensive professional experience.

Today, Claude is the head of the EREPS consulting firm, specializing in project evaluation and management. He also owns Garage Assistance Rapide, located in Château d'Agondje, which offers high-quality automotive mechanical services.

Claude LANGOUBA also played a fundamental role in the early days of Gabon Terre d'Avenir (GTA), formerly Espoir Gabon, where he was one of the first actors involved in the organization's development. At GTA, he held the position of logistician and cultural affairs officer, actively contributing to the promotion and enhancement of Gabonese traditions and culture.

A dynamic and ambitious man, Claude is deeply attached to tradition. He has been initiated into several rites and beliefs, both Gabonese and foreign, including Bwiti (Ngondet), Ndjobi, Mouiri, Niembet, Dissoumba, Vodou, and Ngoyi. These initiations demonstrate his respect and devotion to spirituality and ancestral customs.

Claude LANGOUBA Silver embodies a perfect balance between modernity and tradition, combining his professional skills with a deep commitment to his country's culture and traditions. His rich and diverse career reflects his ambition to actively contribute to Gabon's development while honoring his cultural origins.