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The Diaspora of Germany writes to the Coalition of 14



The Togolese in Germany, in a letter sent to the Coalition of the 14 opposition parties, reiterate the call for the uniqueness of the 14 political parties. Read the letter!


 Letter from the Togolese Diaspora of Germany to the Coalition of 14



Ladies, Gentlemen, dear compatriots leaders.

Since the spectacular rebound of the troubled history of our country on August 19, 2017, you have become a subject of admiration and pride for all Togolese. Through the high sense of duty and the discipline that you have imposed on yourself, you have shown for a long time, a cohesion and an image of responsible and enlightened leaders on the issues of the country.

Most of you have in the past paid a heavy price to the absurd internal divisions that have gradually removed you from the goals of changing the model of society that Togolese have been calling for since October 5, 1990.

Your renewed cohesion as well as your ability to speak from now on in a clear and harmonious voice have largely made it possible to carry your fight and the cause of the Togolese people, crushed by a brutal and ruthless regime, on the planetary scale, to see the protests of compatriots everywhere on the 5 continents.

Today, it is the history of the country that is written and this will be done now if the political actors know how to ignore the partisan and particular interests to raise even higher the general interest. The cause is national, the stakes are above the political parties and the fight is led mainly by the people to wrest the 92 Constitution, only likely to guarantee a normal democratic life in our country.

No political party, regardless of its level of establishment and regardless of its audience with the populations can arrive there outside the welded block and solidarity. The disastrous experiences of the past are uplifting from this point of view.

In the past few days, there have been murmurs and concerns in the Togolese communities of the diaspora about dissension within the Coalition of 14. The geographical distance imposed by our existence does not allow us to approach you physically to obtain information. elements of appreciation.

The purpose of this process is to urge you to stand together and with the same determination. You may not be sufficiently aware of the positive impact you have produced through the image of responsible leaders that you refer to all those who are interested in or committed to the cause of the Togolese people.

Faced with the fleeing maneuvers ahead of the regime now unmasked in the ECOWAS region, coercive remedies are becoming clearer and waiting to be explored and implemented for the return of sovereignty stolen from the people.

History thus imposes on you this unity of combat until the emancipation of the people. It is both an imperative and a requirement.

At this price, you can count day and night with the

Please accept, Ladies and Gentlemen and dear compatriots, our patriotic and fraternal greetings.

Berlin, 19 March 2018.


For the Togolese Diaspora of Germany,
The Berlin Commission:

Bassirou Ayéva
Mashoud Bamba
Agbélenko Tino Doglo
Ali Akondoh
David K. Guémédji
Samari Chadjobo
Kondo Teen Badana
Djolé Yovodévi
Derman Daw Touré
Lopez Agoroh
Romaricson Alognon
James Atayi
Ali Tchassanti
Guillaume Amégnona
Christian Améfia
Dr. Kangni Bado
Kondo A. Françoise

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