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Case of the soldiers killed in Sokodé: Revelations on the circumstances!




Since the outbreak of the people's demonstrations on August 19, 2017, for the return of the 1992 Constitution, the diaspora vote, among others, violence, blunders and others have followed to this day. Following the death of the two soldiers on guard at the home of Minister Ouro-Kouro Agadazi in Sokode, several versions (lynching, beheading) were served to the population by the regime RPT / UNIR which accused the supporters of the Pan-African National Party (PNP ) to be authors.


 It has been known for a long time now that the RPT / UNIR regime is using the political parties of the opposition to take responsibility. This was the case in the case of the Kara and Lomé markets fire in January 2013. It is urgent to enlighten the people on the reality of the events that took place in the city of Sokodé and the surrounding localities.

After investigations, it appears that there were indeed two soldiers killed during the movements in this locality. This is deplorable because human life is sacred and no one has the right to take it away from his neighbor. He who does such an act must expect the justice of the Divine. But many questions arise: who are the soldiers killed? Who killed them? In what circumstances were they? And why ?

Helim, sergeant of his condition, is an athlete instructor at the Kara commando parachutist camp, 74 km from Sokodé, and the commando training camp is at Kpéwa, 35 km from Sokodé. He is very friendly, dedicated and appreciated by many of his brothers in arms. Which makes cringe in the hierarchy where some do not digest at all. According to information gathered, normally with his monitor title, the sergeant should not go to guard the home of an authority. But as a plan for its physical elimination would have been concocted, it would have been decided to send it from the Kpéwa commando camp, 35 km from Sokodé, to guard the house of Minister Ouro-Koura Agadazi.

By the time Helim left Kpéwa, he would have made a phone call to one of his friends living in Sokodé with whom he had been to school, to announce that he will be in Sokodé during the day to stand guard at a school. Minister, mocking that it is not normal and that he does not understand. But since it is an order, he was obliged to execute. And to conclude that as soon as he goes down from the guard, he will come to see him (his friend), before going back to the camp at Kpéwa. But unfortunately ! Fate has decided otherwise, and the same night his guard at the home of the minister, the sergeant was killed, according to credible sources, by "brothers in arms."

It is the same for a Corporal, also on guard. According to a reliable source, the two soldiers sent for custody in Sokode would have received weapons without ammunition and all that has happened in the city of Sokodé, Kparatao and the other cantons since August 19, 2017 - fire of the Central Post Office, the Social Center, the sacking of shops and stores, robberies, beatings, torture, killings and other breaks - is the work of soldiers and militia of the RPT / UNIR regime. There is no point in incriminating the activists and sympathizers of the PNP and its leader Tikpi Atchadam, as well as the political parties of the opposition ... /.


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