Demonstrations of the opposition: Demonstrators express their disgust with the regime

The Togolese people, in love with justice, freedom and political alternation in Togo, have massively responded to the appeal of the Togolese opposition on Wednesday morning.

In Bè-Gakpoto, the atmosphere is lively. The demonstrators did not hesitate to pronounce. They say they are tired of the regime RPT-UNIR and claim, by mutual agreement, the departure of Faure Gnassingbé. "We are in the street today because we want the Constitution of 1992. But above all the departure of Faure Gnassingbé. Faure must clear. The country is not his. We suffer too much here.

We are tired. Our children have no future in this country. We have frequented, we also work, but it is not going, "said Folykoé Anani.

He added: "Our salaries are insufficient. I work, but I have to leave my job to come and walk today. I will sacrifice myself even if they want to take me, they just have to come and take me. We want change, alternation at the top of the state. I do not want to be president, but I want it to change. The return to the 1992 Constitution without the counter to zero. We are tired in this country. " On all these faces is read the anger of being abandoned by a regime that has never sought the interest of the people.

"If I'm on the street today, it's to have political alternation. We Togolese, we are tired of this regime of fifty years. We also want to eat three times a day. There are young people who have nothing, who can not even find food. Faure Gnassingbe must leave. He has already served two terms. He's done his time. It only has to give way to another person. To avoid the bloodbath, we only have the street. Peaceful demonstrations are better than brute force, "Hila said. For Taméa, a lady of the fifties outdated, "The revolution is not yet finished".

"And as long as it is not finished, we will always be in the streets. We want this country to change. The dictator, we want his departure. A dictator can not make a reform or anything that will go in the interest of the people. We are tired. If you do not have a brother in the diaspora who sends you at least 10,000fr a month, you can not follow in this country. It's difficult. A dictator can not make a referendum. The Togolese awaken! Let us understand the situation in Togo. In 2015, they stole the elections and this year they will make the referendum? No ! They steal the elections, they will steal that referendum. We do not want that in Togo. Faure has only to leave, he has already done these two mandates. He has only to leave. Finish! ".

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