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Who are the leaders of the national television, TVT?



This question is also asked. Obviously, no one knows exactly what happened to Sister Nadège Gnagna in the 20:00 televised news on Saturday, June 10th.


The silence of the leaders of the Togolese television (TVT), "La Première", to what we always do, gives rise to the most surrealist calculations. For some, Nadège Gnagna was bewitched live on the set by colleagues who resent him for his arrogance. What would be the basis of the "horrible scene" that the journalist served the viewers live during the newspaper. A situation that led, according to information, the editor-in-chief, Joseph Amega, to stop the edition before the end.

For the others, Nadège Gnagna would be drunk before climbing the plateau. She would have been drinking and was in a bad state. That's why we could see her laughing between two sentences and making gestures displaced directly in the newspaper. But this position will be broken by the journalist's relatives, since, according to them, 5 minutes before the newspaper began, Nadège was serene and showed no sign of intoxication.


But what happened then? This is the answer to this question that many observers are looking for, who do not understand the silence of TVT leaders more than three days after the famous newspaper of Nadège Gnagna. Under other heavens, a communiqué signed by the Director General, Kuessan Yovodevi, would situate opinion and silence the calculations. But here it is preferable to maintain the suspense, and thus to raise the auctions in the calculations.

According to a source close to the box, the Minister in charge of Communication, Guy Madjé Lorenzo received a delegation of TVT staff after what some call the "national drama". The minister did not understand how such a thing could have happened on national television, according to our source.

"I have received calls from my hierarchy, from all embassies, parliamentarians, heads of major TV channels, and so on. From now on, a test will be conducted on the presenters before getting on the set. I can not understand how this lady managed to escape control, "he told the TVT staff.

One wonders what test speaks Guy Madjé Lorenzo. Alcoholism or spiritual test to see if the journalist is spellbound or not? Still the latter exists.

As can be seen, this reaction is not enough to satisfy the ever increasing curiosity in national and even international opinion, since the chain is followed on satellite. How long will the calculations continue? "TVT at the heart of your life". This slogan so dear to the "Mother of the TV" would be visibly obsolete. Today, TVT finds itself "at the heart of questions".

At the last news, Nadège Gnagna would be suspended.

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