Yark Damehame admits this morning that he is afraid of PNP

After the press conference yesterday, during which the Minister of Security and Civil Protection made disturbing remarks, the government's emissaries invaded the radio stations this morning to vilify the leaders of the Pan-African National Party ).

On Radio Victoire FM this morning, Yark Damehame admits that the government is afraid of the party of Tikpi Atchadam, because the latter would develop extreme positions which must worry the Togolese. "If it is scary, it is because of what it develops and it must scare all the Togolese," he said in the show.

The fear of Yark Damehame lies mainly in the fact that the PNP mobilizes Togolese who are in neighboring countries and beyond, for the same cause (the return to the Constitution of 1992 and the vote of the diaspora). For him, this party is to be watched closely.

"There are more than 113 political parties in our country, but this is the first time we have seen a political party send emissaries to neighboring countries to mobilize people to come and demonstrate on national territory. But when we focus on certain neighborhoods that have their history in these countries, it is up to us to be very careful, "he worries.

However, the Minister of Security and Civil Protection counts on the repressive machinery of the regime to "control" the PNP. "We have every means to bring this political party under control. Anyway, if he does not respect what we say, we will not let them do it, "he warned.

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