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A new protest at the University of Lomé this morning


The Togolese League of Student Rights (LTDE) announces a General Assembly this morning at the University of Lomé. The students "wonder" that instead of satisfying their demands, the University armed the university police. Dodzi Kokoroko would not have learned from the last student demonstrations or worse in the "gabegie". Read the press release:



The Togolese League of Student Rights (LTDE) learned with sadness and bitterness that the President of the university at his so-called FDD and FASEG student awards ceremony offered to the baptized university guards Police Academy of truncheons, 4 * 4 cars, motorcycles, handcuffs and similar tools.

The LTDE is surprised that these millions are spent to equip these guards whose role it is in the arrest, bullying and torture of students on June 14, 15 and 16, 2017, when these funds could be used to equip all Amphis and classrooms of WIFI connection or satisfy a good part of the demands that we pose (renovation of the toilets, water in the university cities, sound of the rooms and amphis, etc.)

This act of the President of the university shows sufficiently that he did not learn any lesson from the consequences of the militarization of the campus by him and proves that the latter still armed his guards to commit abuses and violence on the students.

Faced with this increasingly worrying situation, the Togolese League of Student Rights (LTDE), decided not to endorse the budgetary mismanagement of the university, the mismanagement of the assets of this university by the KPEGBA-KOKOROKO duo and The arrogance and dictatorship of the university authorities demands:

-The resignation of the University President and the Second Vice-President of the University in the event that they refuse to apologize to university students that they have unjustly been bullied, abused, bludgeoned, injured, Gassed and arrested,

- the resignation of AFANOU Kossivi (chief of the guards), chief executing sadistic decisions of the Presidency of the university.
On the other hand, in order to put these various demands into practice and to ask the minister to satisfy our legitimate demands and finally to show our solidarity with President SATCHIVI (Prof KOKOROKO forbids him to compose and set foot on campus), the Togolese League of Student Rights , The Student and Togolese Coordination of Togo (CEET) and the conscious Delegates of the university agrees all students and conscious delegates to an urgent AG of protest this Friday 07 July 2017 before the amphi 600.

NO TO DICTATURE AT CAMPUS
YES TO THE IMPROVEMENT OF OUR CONDITIONS OF LIFE, STUDY AND EVALUATION.

Done at Lomé, on 06 July 2017

For the union,
The Secretary General,
Basile AMENUVEVE

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