Two other NUBUEKE members arrested by SRI

While the international community calls for respect for the rights of the people, legal procedures and the need for interpellation, the neutralizing machine of the Faure Gnasssingbé regime goes headlong in its logic. The vice-president and another member of the NUBUEKE citizen movement were arbitrarily arrested on Wednesday and have since been staying at the SRI premises in Lome.

Joseph Eza, vice president of the NUBUEKE citizen movement has been arrested with another member of the movement since Wednesday. This brings to 3 the number of arrests within this engaged civil society association.

Kokodoko Messenth, the first victim, was abducted a week ago at home by hooded elements. He was taken to the SRI headquarters where he is still being tortured to this day.

Faced with the inertia of the judicial authorities, the Minister in charge of Human Rights and the timid reactions of human rights organizations, the machine to behead the regime Faure Gnassingbe was unleashed on two other citizens in the logic of muzzling this group of young Togolese executives and intellectuals devoted to the national cause (the movement is responsible, among other actions citizens, to offer water to the demonstrators during the marches)

Just a month ago, I met Joseph Alias Zorobabel Eza at the Radisson Hotel in Bamako. During the hundred minutes we spent together, we had only talked about one thing: how to raise funds to care for the injured protesters and support the inmates and their families. Despite his good socio-professional position, Joseph shows a strong affection for the small people who trime and live, which contrasts with the attitude of a certain category of young Togolese who, once their payslip displays a miserable hundred thousand, think they killed the monster of Loch Ness and dissociate themselves from the sufferings of others. To help the suffering human being suffocates in the Togolese: this is the noble goal of the Nubueke Togo movement, of which Joseph is the vice-president. That night, Joseph will sleep in a cell gendarmerie, arrested this afternoon as a mobster, a testimony of activist David Kpelly.

Would arbitrariness have been right of reason?

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