On August 15, 2008, the body of the historian, a political scientist, a journalist and above all an opponent of the regime in power, president of the National Movement for Development (MODENA), was found bloodied and lifeless at Lomé beach. Nine years later, the exact circumstances of his death remain unclear.
What happened exactly so that the lifeless body of Atsustè Agbobli, a fierce opponent of the Togolese regime is found at the beach of Lomé? This question, nine years ago that many continue to ask, without having a clear answer despite the investigation opened by the Togolese authorities.
Still, two theses confront each other. The one defended by the power in place concluded a suicide by drowning after taking "substances harmful to the health in order to commit suicide". Then emerges another, death by "drug intoxication," according to the report of the autopsy, sponsored by the then Public Prosecutor.
The second comes from the family of the disappeared, especially his children. The latter do not believe in a voluntary death at all, but rather speak of assassination. Indeed, they justify, on the eve of the death of their father, the latter was threatened by "groupuscules" close to the power. He held highly sensitive information and his detractors used the strong method to silence him definitely, other observers believe.
It is in this capharnaüm, the former Minister of Communication (1994-1996) was taken to his last residence in September 2008 in his village in Adéta, 120 km from Lome, the capital.
And until today, no one knows, except the alleged sponsors and their nervis, how the former chronicler of Jeune Afrique died.
AH On the eve of the death of their father, the latter was threatened by "small groups" close to power. He held highly sensitive information and his detractors used the strong method to silence him definitely, other observers believe. It is in this capharnaüm, the former Minister of Communication (1994-1996) was taken to his last residence in September 2008 in his village in Adéta, 120 km from Lome, the capital. And until today, no one knows, except the alleged sponsors and their nervis, how the former chronicler of Jeune Afrique died. AH On the eve of the death of their father, the latter was threatened by "small groups" close to power. He held highly sensitive information and his detractors used the strong method to silence him definitely, other observers believe. It is in this capharnaüm, the former Minister of Communication (1994-1996) was taken to his last residence in September 2008 in his village in Adéta, 120 km from Lome, the capital. And until today, no one knows, except the alleged sponsors and their nervis, how the former chronicler of Jeune Afrique died. AH Other observers. It is in this capharnaüm, the former Minister of Communication (1994-1996) was taken to his last residence in September 2008 in his village in Adéta, 120 km from Lome, the capital. And until today, no one knows, except the alleged sponsors and their nervis, how the former chronicler of Jeune Afrique died. AH Other observers. It is in this capharnaüm, the former Minister of Communication (1994-1996) was taken to his last residence in September 2008 in his village in Adéta, 120 km from Lome, the capital. And until today, no one knows, except the alleged sponsors and their nervis, how the former chronicler of Jeune Afrique died.
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