The Panthers lost all three of their AFCON Group F encounters, going down 1-0 to Cameroon, 3-2 to Mozambique and 3-2 to the Ivory Coast.
Aubameyang started the tournament carrying an iujury but played 57 minutes of the opening game and the full 90 against Mozambique where he scored Gabon's opener.
The Marseille striker then left camp ahead of defeat to Ivory Coast in order to receive treatment to his thigh, that left him unavailable for their last group game.
Gabon's acting sports minister Simplice-Desire Mamboula announced the news on terrestial television, saying: “Given the Panthers’ disgraceful performance at the Africa Cup of Nations, the government has decided to dissolve the coaching staff, suspend the national team until further notice, and exclude players Bruno Ecuele Manga and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang."
Aubameyang responded on social media, posting: “I think the team's problems are much deeper than the individual I am.”
Ivory Coast and Cameroon advanced to the Africa Cup of Nations knockout stages with wins over Gabon and Mozambique respectively on Wednesday evening, while Mozambique also qualified despite losing.
Marseille forward Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has departed Morocco after being ruled out of Gabon’s final Africa Cup of Nations group match due to a thigh injury.
Mozambique emerged from a gruelling encounter with Gabon at Grand Stade d'Agadir in the Africa Cup of Nations with a crucial 3-2 win, keeping their playoff qualification hopes alive.
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang will tackle familiar opposition this Sunday as Olympique Marseille welcome Monaco to the Velodrome, with Roberto De Zerbi's side determined to revive a title bid that has stalled in recent weeks.
