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Back to C92: All mechanisms collide with Faure Gnassingbé




September 2017, the government introduced under popular pressure, a bill in the National Assembly. The amendments of the parliamentary opposition were "not even submitted to the commission of laws". The opposition boycotted the vote and UNIR was unable to pass "its" constitutional amendment.


 In launching the August 2017 protests, the Pan-African National Party (PNP), which disturbs the regime's sleep, had clearly asked: "Either Faure Gnassingbe is doing the reforms as he promised, or he is restoring our original constitution of 1992" . According to Tikpi Atchadam, if both things seem impossible to Faure Gnassingbe, then "Let it just go away!"

Since then, the arguments concerning the obsolescence of the 1992 Constitution seem to have known their limits since the adjuvants of the fundamental law of the country have demonstrated its value compared to the hacked version of 2002:

"The original constitution of 1992 limits the omnipotence of the President of the Republic since the Prime Minister is no longer a puppet to his liking as is currently the case. This constitution prohibits longevity to business, another way to ensure transparency in the management of public affairs, "argue pro-C92.
How then to return to the original Constitution of 1992?

Mechanisms abound and "there was never any question of proving a mechanism for the return to the 1992 Constitution to dialogue", according to the coalition of 14. Otherwise, how to corroborate this story that we have manifested for 6 months, and to ask for something that would prove impossible to achieve? Asked the opposition last Friday before replying that it is a "false problem".

"We can, by simple act, decide that all the changes in the C92 are deleted. So we restore the Constitution in its original version. It's simply a question of agreement between the parties. It is offensive to think that no mechanism could make it possible to realize what I have just explained, "answers Professor Komi Wolou, Dean of the Faculty of Law at the University of Lomé.

He went on to show that one can also by amendment retrocede all articles charcuterie in the 1992 Constitution in 2002, while Faure Gnassingbé sat on the commission of the laws of the National Assembly at the time.

Indeed, it is Faure Gnassingbé who is the object of blocking the dialogue. There are a thousand ways to return to the Togolese people its constitution "violated and hacked in 2002 by the RPT". It's just that the same party turned into UNIR, demands that its president be the object of an exception at the heart of the constitutional changes. "They demanded that in front of the Ghanaian facilitator," reports the opposition at the end of the talks. UNIR would therefore like Faure Gnassingbe especially, to be allowed to do as many warrants as he wants in violation of the spirit of the constitution.

And to say that UNIR officials keep hammering that the law must be "impersonal". It is necessary to have the heart to be the object of the disputes which kill hundreds of its compatriots and to make oneself block to any socio-political advance in a country which one claims to run by patriotism.

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