As usual, Ms Cina Lawson, Minister of Posts and Digital Economy, resumed on September 12, with her intense activity on social networks after more than 72 hours of cut of the Internet without explanation or from his ministry, or the whole government.
On her mature Facebook, she writes: Lomé airport has just launched an application to keep you informed of the flights on departure and arrival as well as any delays . It took no more to trigger what can be called a "digital lynching" of which it will be the victim of nearly one of its 22 thousand subscribers. Never had any of his publications received so many reactions, all of them, almost unanimous, on the incongruity of this discharge from the minister.
While the Internet in Togo is one of the most mediocre in the subregion, Gascon's promising government, has the curious pleasure of cutting it off at will. Is it not with the Internet that applications work? Observe some Internet users.
How could Mrs Cina Lawson disregard the blackout imposed on the people, while doing without the marketing and communication department of Lomé Airport, reply to other comments while others are devoted to it joy, in tones as cynical, sarcastic as they are hilarious: I do not know if the application will work with oil, when the Internet is cut when you want , hammer another.
We want an application Faure Must Go will say another.
Very active on social networks, Cina Lawson has been Minister of Posts and Digital Economy since 2013. His entry to the government has aroused great hope in a Togo where the Internet is more than a horror film. Its many promises (improving the Internet and no longer making it a luxury product) and the endless investments to raise the telecom sector are obviously far from relieving. She can observe herself in the hundreds of comments that still abound on her official Facebook page.
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