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Nathaniel Olympio: "We are in dictatorship practices"



The interim president of the Togolese Party, Nathanael Olympio, on Sunday, August 13, on a private radio station in the square, once again pronounced on the socio-political situation of his country and accuses Faure Gnassingbé of doing everything to drag on power.



"The Togolese system is a system that is veiled and draped of democracy, but in reality is an authoritarianism that flourishes with the dictatorship," he said.

And to make it clearer that "We are in dictatorship practices, it is reality".

Hence the importance of the commitment of the Togolese Party, which is working to ensure that constitutional and institutional reforms are carried out so that political alternation happens in good conditions, he adds.

The Togolese Party is a member of the Group of 6, which is planning a major meeting in the coming days.

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