Jean-Pierre Fabre: 'I did not meet any Head of State Saturday at the hotel 2 February'

"An opposition leader in the wrong place at the wrong time: What was Jean-Pierre Fabre looking for on the Saturday night at the February 2 hotel?" Asked the confrere of the newspaper "Awakening of the Nation" in its publication N ° 549 of Tuesday, April 17, 2018. At a press conference on Wednesday morning in Lomé, the interested party provided some answers to the question.

"In principle, I should let Madam Brigitte Adjamagbo Johnson answer this question. Because on Saturday after the repressions, I was quietly resting when she told me that the Minister of Security of Ghana, Mr. Albert Kan-Dapaah, would like to meet me. So she sent me. She is responsible for this situation now [laughs]. If she had not told me that the Minister of Security, Albert Kan-Dapaah was trying to meet me, today no one would say that Jean-Pierre Fabre went to betray the people. Those who wait for me to betray the people, will wait a long time, "said the leader of the Togolese opposition.

And to continue: "Seriously, I did not meet any head of state. But I met Minister Albert Kan-Dapaah around 4:30 to 6 pm "

According to Jean-Pierre Fabre, he and the Ghanaian minister have "discussed the content of the extraordinary summit" of ECOWAS at length. "If people consider me to be an important person, I have to live up to what they think of me. Treason does exist in politics. But, it will not come from me, "reassured the president of the ANC.

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