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"Democrats" calls on the people to "break down the fiftieth anniversary regime ..."


27 years already that the Togolese people seeks to free themselves from the "autocratic and sanguinary fiftieth regime RPT-UNIR". On this day, the party "Democrats" calls on all democratic forces and the Togolese people to "perseverance" and "resistance" to conclude the fight. It is through a press briefing this morning at the party headquarters. Read the statement!



Opening Statement

05 October 1990 - 05 October 2017

It is exactly 27 years to the day that the Togolese youth has risen as one man to end the dictatorship of Gnassingbe Eyadema. And since much water has flowed under the bridge with various fortunes.

Allow me first of all to bow to the memory of the martyrs who fell in Mango, Sokode and Bafilo since 19 August 2017; I wish a speedy recovery to the wounded and a lot of courage to the populations of the towns of Mango, Bafilo and Sokodé facing a savage repression or even a state of siege. And populations of Bè our Soweto courage. The night is long but the day comes and soon it will be the end of the Calvary of the Togolese.

I will not forget all the other martyrs who have punctuated the 27 years of struggle of the sovereign people eager for freedom and democracy.

This is the place to pay a well deserved tribute to the spearhead of the struggle, the Togolese youth who pay a heavy tribe since October 5, 1990, but still determined. The proof, since August 19, 2017, she screams her ras the bowl to the dictator Faure Gnassingbé and demands the return to the original constitution of 1992, the revision of the electoral framework and the effectiveness of the vote of Togolese living abroad.

This determination must call on all of them to become aware and to work to ensure that everything is done to conclude the struggle in 2017.

THIS YEAR IS THIS YEAR

Duty calls us, and that is why I join the comrades and companions in struggle, the Togolese people in the street, this sovereign people standing up to make of Togo a state of right where will reign the bread and the freedom.

I join my modest contribution to all those who are in the dynamic to overthrow the autocratic and bloodthirsty RPT-UNIR regime.

I therefore call the Togolese to the PERSEVERANCE and the RESISTANCE. Let us mobilize on this anniversary day to take a massive share in the great march of the anger of the coalition of democratic forces.
We must not retreat; Victory or death, we shall conquer.
TCHOKO TCHOKO ABLODE
Thank you.

National President
HABIA Nicodemus

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