It seems that Gabon is in the process of reviewing and potentially revising the statutes and regulations of Fégafoot, the Gabonese Football Federation. The extraordinary congress held on October 21 is likely addressing key issues within the organization, particularly focusing on the electoral college.
The mention of a FIFA delegation staying in Libreville to provide expertise to the Standardization Committee indicates that the international football governing body is involved in assisting Gabon with this process. The fact that the delegation’s work spans multiple days suggests a comprehensive examination and potential restructuring of the electoral college system within Fégafoot.
The increase in the number of voters from 22 to 57 in the last election is a significant change that appears to have caused division within the sports community. This review and collaboration with FIFA experts may aim to address concerns and bring about more consensus or fairness in the electoral process.
It would be advisable to follow up with more recent sources for any updates on the outcomes of the extraordinary congress and the potential changes to Fégafoot’s statutes.
