Miss Togo 2016 eyes TVT for her journalistic career

Miss Togo 2016, after a whole year between Paris and Lomé, covered with all jewelry, toys and darlings for her role as a torchbearer of the "Togolese" woman, said her professional ambition. The most beautiful daughter of Togo intends to land on the National Television, precisely for the television news of 20 hours. But also, in France among other things, in short, straddling Paris and Lomé!

"Togolese television will want to welcome me why not present the 20-hour newspaper in Togo and in France may be launched at the fall of an exclusive investigation into the lives of African stars in France and broadcast on M6 .

Upon her election in August 2016, Miss Balbina Mawubedzro Kokoè D'Almeida promised to settle in Togo for her mandate. It was not so. And obviously, his project that prioritized the environment and the fight against the insalubrity in Togo took a hit. The wild dumps along the Lomé rails she promised to evacuate remained in the state while she will have to return the crown to the next queen of beauty in a month.

In front of the press, the Miss Togo 2016 and its committee rather dwelt on the name of Togo that Miss Balbina will have seriously marketed in France: "I managed to promote my country Togo had supported, probably reassured that the few Coconut plants, and brush strokes at the beach will be enough to save the communities that it swore to leave the yoke of unhealthiness. How many partners could mobilize and what major actions, at the size Of its crown were carried out for the environmental cause?
These questions addressed to the Miss's committee were not answered.

Her career plan just makes sense that she would have taken a taste for life between two planes, considering a journey between Lomé and Paris, eager to be a journalist at the Togolese Television TVT and also in France.

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