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"Bouc-de-kpessi"



The Minister of Territorial Administration, "Bouc Kpessi" who, meanwhile, took over the interim of his colleague Security "El Yarko", opened his mouth yesterday Thursday to pour into the provocation. For a while, the "Gnassingbélandais" have noticed that when the man operates outings, it is to take bizarre measures. It is as if he is out of step with his time. The proof, last week, he has laid a curious communique with a date of September in which he denies the existence of militias.



In his last outing, the minister said that time is running out and that the "kpolitic" reforms envisaged must be carried out within a legal deadline set by the "Cédé-Yawo". "As of 14 January 2018, it will be difficult for politicians to make the desired reforms. A principle of ECOWAS prohibits reforms in the six months before an election, "he said.

What "Cédé-yawo"? This institution that is friend-friend with the bloodthirsty dictators? When the principles do not settle the leaders of the "Gnassingbélan", they cry to the interference, the sovereignty of their territory and sulk, but when it suits them, they are in a hurry like the diarrhea to apply them.

In May 2015, in Accra, Ghana, the young Prince categorically opposed the ECOWAS protocol on limiting presidential terms to no more than two in the sub-region, throwing the face of the country on the ground in front of the whole world. Today the Minister "Bouc-de-kpessé" who brandishes principles of the "Cédé-yawo"! We will have seen everything in this rectangle of countries. "Today we could have had the reforms behind if we had the will and 4/5 in the National Assembly on the constitutional reform project," he said. As if things happened in the rules of the art in the Assembly "gnassionale".

"In this context, the government has no other legal choice than to prepare a referendum in the shortest possible time", can it on the site very stalled in misinformation "republicoftogo.com". According to him, the "gou-really" has already made the constitutional amendments that focus on the limitation to two of the mandate "pre-modal", an old claim of the opposition finally accepted and voted by the power. If this is the argument to demobilize the populations for the next protests, it's a failure.

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