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UL students angry, organize a silent march this Wednesday


Despite repression of security forces and security last Wednesday before the Prime Minister, students of the University of Lomé (UL) do not back down. They are determined to go to the end of their struggle. That of obtaining a good condition of life and study.



In a statement released this weekend, the League of Students of Togo, supported by their colleagues of the Coordinator of Students and Students of Togo (CEET), the Association of Christian Students (AEC) and some delegates, New General Assembly followed by silent march on Wednesday 14 June next.

According to the statement, this new manifestation is justified by the "obstinate and manifest refusal of the President of the University Council and the government to satisfy the legitimate demands of the students, carried by the LTDE".

It is also a peaceful reaction to the cruel, barbaric and savage behavior of the police officers on Wednesday, June 07, 2017, following the peaceful demonstration of the students before the Prime Minister. "


It should be noted that the aim of this event is to increase the number of students to 20,000 CFA francs per month for recipients and 30,000 CFA francs per month for fellows, to organize re-grading (reprogramming) in all subjects from This semester, the release of the third tranche before the start of the examinations, the abolition of the measure of the President of the university council which forbids students to study in the amphis and halls outside the class hours, non-limitation The duration of connection to the WIFI of the campus, the repayment to the students of the funds improperly stolen from the bank accounts by the ECOBANK, the UTB and POSTE, and finally, the improvement of the poor conditions of life, studies and Assessments of students.

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