African dictator and President of Gabon was ousted in a military coup. Despite one-third of Gabon's population living in poverty and struggling with hardship, the president amassed immense wealth through oil exports. Following 42 years of dictatorship, murder, and embezzlement by his father from 1967 to 2009, his son assumed power. However, his regime was overthrown by forces that could no longer tolerate rigged elections, dictatorship, poverty, embezzlement, and oppression, leading to the establishment of a new government.

Amid this backdrop, Jang Gil-ja, the self-proclaimed "God" of the World Mission Society Church of God, chose this notorious dictator as her partner. She pledged to collaborate with the Gabonese president to "save the global environment" and "help neighbors in need," framing the dictator as a companion for saving the planet.

The following is an excerpt from the agreement signed by Jang Gil-ja of the World Mission Society Church of God and the ousted dictator:

'Chairwoman Jang Gil-ja of the WeLoveU Foundation and Gabonese President Ali Bongo Ondimba signed and exchanged a "Joint Agreement for Climate Change Response." The agreement outlined joint efforts to actively address global climate change and promote sustainable green growth. Both parties pledged to transcend national borders to help struggling neighbors worldwide and take a leading role in building a green society