Agbéyomé Kodjo: 'the misery is ambient' in the country.

There must be a fierce struggle against corruption, a quality education that responds to the new challenges of the world and boost the agricultural sector without complacency. These are some points that the former Prime Minister proposes to allow the Togolese disadvantaged to ensure even 3 meals a day.

Beyond the political subjects of current affairs to approach in the Sunday program D12 of the radio Pyramid Fm in Lomé, the leader of the Organization to Build in the Union a Togo Solidarity (OBUTS) did not pass the percussions Socio-political tension in the country.

"The Togolese cry out for their misery. The latter is growing in the country and it is not only the weaker ones who express the need to beg. It is also the fact of unsuspected personalities "deplores Agbeyomé Kodjo who analyzes therefore, that it is more than urgent to discourage the corruption and the banditry economic in the country.

But it is also necessary to alternate as the economist, former Managing Director of the Autonomous Port of Lomé, acknowledged. On this subject, one listener has not failed to note a fact: Agbéyomé kodjo, an experienced man who served in the RPT under the Eyadéma regime knows the machine and the fiftieth anniversary system well. Why can he not put this at the service of the Alternance?

The man answers: It is only by working together that the opposition can create the conditions of Alternation. One can not claim to overthrow a system so rooted, in scattered ranks.

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