why 2 groups and 3 departure points in Lomé?

Nathanael Olympio of the Togolese party, Nador Aokou and Jean Kissi of the CAR, Tchatikpi Ouro of the PNP, François Kampatib of the ADDI party and Gerry Taama of the Net, all of the opposition coalition led with serenity the thousands of demonstrators of the group 1 (Agoè) to destination.

Leaving Agoè Demakpoè, they passed along the boulevard, passing through Agoè Assiyéyé, crossed the crossroads 2 lions, returned to the crossroads Bodjona before dwelling at the crossroads BKS very close to the stadium of Agoè.

Why different processions in Lomé? Nathanaël Olympio answers:

... We wanted to show today that the whole of Lomé is agitated, it is the whole of Lomé that demands the return to the constitution of 1992. Well, today we have demonstrated that it is not not just a corner of Lomé that expresses its will. Of course, it is the whole of the capital that expresses it, it is the whole of the country that expresses it. Unfortunately, in the interior of the country, we have learned that there have been tragedies, injuries and even deaths. We are still waiting for confirmation, but this is information that is coming to us and that is alarming ...

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