'We are already preparing our activists for the referendum'

Yesterday, the President of New Youth for the support of President Faure (NJPSF) said during the counter-demonstration organized by the associations and movements of the presidential majority (which grow like mushrooms in the street corners in Togo).

While all of Togo rumbles for a return to the 1992 Constitution in its original form, diaspora vote and Faure Gnassingbé's departure, the plundering minority are multiplying initiatives to coax the Prince of the Marina Palace. Street demonstrations, for a so-called "support to Faure", are prized in recent days.

This week, as the coalition of 14 opposition parties dumps hundreds of thousands of Togolese in the streets of Lomé and inland towns, Noël De Pouk'n, the other zealous sadly, in spite of himself, to carve a noble place in the circle RPT-UNIR, continues the onerous initiatives.

Thursday, during their meeting, which aims to praise the poor governance of the Head of State, "the apprentice politician" (as affectionately nicknamed the Confrere Flambeau des Democrats) has publicly declared that he is in the process of to prepare young UNIR activists (recruited at the cost of banknotes) for the referendum in view.

"Instead of entertaining our activists, we are already preparing them for the next challenge, and we have had to relay the decisions of the Chamber to the bar and we have also asked our youth to always be welded behind our champion that I named his Excellency Mr. Faure E. Gnassingbe, President of the Republic ... ", he said.

For him, "all those who are wanting to go through the streets for him (Faure Gnassingbé, nldr) dismiss from his power, they are people who dream."

According to Noël De Pouk'n, these demonstrations are only the beginning. Other initiatives to support the "Champion" are envisaged in the coming days.

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