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Togo: Call for Integrity Over Power Longevity

Dans une tribune engagée, le journaliste togolais Rodrigue Ahégo critique avec vigueur la tendance à mesurer le succès politique uniquement à la durée passée au pouvoir. Il y voit une dérive profonde de la vie publique, marquée par une quête de longévité dépourvue de sens et de valeurs. S’appuyant sur une réflexion attribuée à Abraham Lincoln, il rappelle que l’essentiel ne réside pas dans la quantité d’années vécues, mais dans leur contenu. Dans ce cadre, il dénonce une scène politique togolaise dominée, selon lui, par des logiques de conservation du pouvoir plutôt que par une véritable volonté de servir le bien commun. L’auteur évoque une crise morale où les institutions et les pratiques sociales seraient fragilisées par des comportements opportunistes. Il estime que la longévité politique est devenue une stratégie de maintien, au détriment de l’éthique et de la responsabilité. […]

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Hommage à Abass Kaboua, figure politique singulière

À la disparition d’Abass Kaboua, Gerry Taama livre un témoignage empreint d’émotion, mêlant souvenirs personnels, divergences passées et regrets, pour saluer une figure politique singulière. Un dernier hommage à une personnalité marquante Dans son message, Gerry Taama évoque leur dernière interaction, remontant au 8 janvier 2019, lors d’une session parlementaire. Il révèle qu’ils ont partagé plusieurs années à l’Assemblée nationale sans réellement échanger, malgré leur proximité physique. Une situation qu’il décrit avec une certaine distance, mais aussi lucidité. Il reconnaît que des tentatives de réconciliation ont existé, sans aboutir, sans qu’il puisse en expliquer précisément les raisons. Il admet toutefois que leurs caractères affirmés ont pu jouer un rôle dans cette relation complexe. Une relation faite de tensions et de respect Le témoignage revient également sur un épisode marquant en 2013, lors d’une réunion politique, où un affrontement verbal avait […]

Sandra Ablamba Johnson receiving the Grand Prize of Excellence at Togo Top Impact 2026 in Lomé
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Togo Top Impact 2026: Sandra Ablamba Johnson Wins Grand Prize of Excellence

The eighth edition of Togo Top Impact concluded on Saturday, January 31, 2026, in Lomé, with the Grand Prize of Excellence awarded to Sandra Ablamba Johnson, Minister and Secretary General of the Presidency of the Council. The distinction recognizes a career marked by impact, consistency, and strategic leadership in public governance. According to the jury, Sandra Ablamba Johnson has played a key role in coordinating government policies and overseeing cross-cutting reforms within the executive, contributing to more effective and coherent public action. Recognition for Governance and Reform Leadership In its justification, the jury highlighted her contribution to strengthening governance mechanisms, improving coordination among public administrations, and reinforcing a culture of performance and accountability within government institutions. This recognition comes at a time when Togo continues major economic and institutional reforms, particularly aimed at improving the business environment. These reforms are […]

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Adebayo Faleke launches Core Room podcast for deeper public conversations

Nigerian broadcaster and media entrepreneur Adebayo Faleke has launched a new podcast titled Core Room on TV Afrikana, a fast growing digital broadcast platform. The show is designed to offer a calmer, more thoughtful space for public discussions.​ Faleke said the podcast was created to host conversations that are not rushed, sensationalised or compromised. He described Core Room as a place where ideas are free to breathe and truth can be examined without fear or distraction.​ Widely known as Kaakaki Olodumare, Faleke draws on decades of broadcasting experience to shape the tone and direction of the programme. The podcast focuses on calm, intelligent and insightful dialogue rather than controversy driven content.​ Core Room explores themes such as culture, leadership, identity, creativity, governance and the shared human experience. It offers listeners an alternative to fast paced and sensational media narratives that […]

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Tovia trace sa nouvelle feuille de route

Le mouvement citoyen indépendant Tovia, conduit par Koamy Gomado, ministre délégué chargé du Développement local et maire de Golfe 1, a présenté le bilan de ses activités et les perspectives à venir. Créé peu avant les élections municipales de juillet, Tovia a obtenu 15 sièges dans les 17 communes où il avait présenté des candidats. Dans le Grand Lomé, le mouvement a décroché 12 élus, devenant ainsi la troisième force politique locale. Pour Koamy Gomado, ces résultats doivent être analysés avec « lucidité et maturité ». Il estime que les municipales ont mis en lumière les atouts, les limites et les défis d’un mouvement qui s’inscrit dans une démarche « sérieuse, rassembleuse et respectueuse des lois ». Il a également appelé les partis politiques à dépasser l’argument systématique de la fraude, affirmant qu’il faut plutôt « apprendre à l’empêcher ou […]

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Is Nigeria Cursed, or Are We the Curse? — Obi Laments Over Insecurity

Peter Obi, the Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate, has decried the country’s worsening insecurity in a heartfelt post. Listing abductions and attacks over the past ten days—including kidnappings of Defence officials, students, worshippers, and farmers—Obi argues Nigeria’s “chaos” is due to collective leadership failures that have allowed lawlessness and violence to thrive. Obi claims no one, not even those tasked with security, is safe and warns that leaders have chosen “comfort over courage, politics over people, and power over purpose.” He insists the tragedies facing Nigerians—school abductions, attacks on worshippers, and erosion of democratic institutions—are not inevitable, but the result of failed governance. Calling for urgent reform, Obi says Nigeria must rise above indifference and excuses, and leaders must protect every community, child, and citizen. “You deserve safety, you deserve peace,” he concludes, urging Nigerians to demand a competent, compassionate […]

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Tinubu Vows to Crush Bandits, Restore Peace in the North

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has reaffirmed his administration's resolve to end banditry and terrorism in the North, stating that no region will be left to "bleed in silence" under his leadership. At the Arewa Consultative Forum’s 25th Anniversary in Kaduna, Tinubu—represented by House Speaker Tajuddeen Abbas—noted his government has inherited a deep and complex security crisis but is determined to address it urgently. He said meaningful progress is impossible while northern Nigeria remains paralyzed by insecurity, calling the North's stability essential for the nation's prosperity. Tinubu praised the ACF for championing northern interests and highlighted ongoing federal infrastructure and security interventions, including transport projects and the anticipated Kolmani oil rollout. He urged regional leaders and institutions to recommit to unity, courage, justice, and collective responsibility to defeat insecurity. Deputy Senate President Barau Jibrin echoed that coordinated leadership can overcome persistent […]

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Why Goodluck Jonathan Stepped Back From Politics

Former President Goodluck Jonathan explained that his membership in the West African Elders Forum (WAEF) requires strict non-partisanship, which has kept him out of active politics. Speaking at his foundation’s 10th anniversary, Jonathan noted the forum’s mission is to prevent election crises across West Africa, intervening before problems escalate. Jonathan admitted he disappointed associates who expected a return to politics, but adherence to WAEF rules is a priority. He condemned the “rascality” in the current political climate and called for more responsible and prepared leadership. He reflected sadly on the kidnapping of 25 girls in Kebbi State, recalling similar incidents from his presidency, and offered prayers for their safe return. Jonathan said his foundation—focused on democracy and governance after advice from Tony Elumelu—committed to advancing democracy, peace, and institutional reforms across Africa, including mediation and building trust between citizens and […]

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Turaki Appeals to Trump To Help Save Nigeria’s Democracy

Kabiru Tanimu Turaki, the newly elected National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, has called on former US President Donald Trump and other world leaders to help save Nigeria’s democracy. Turaki made this appeal amidst an ongoing leadership crisis within the PDP, which he claims threatens the survival of the country’s democratic institutions. The PDP has recently experienced a deep split following a controversial convention in Ibadan and the emergence of rival factions. Turaki emphasized that external support and international encouragement are crucial for stabilizing the party and ensuring future elections are credible. He asked for Trump and other global figures to advocate for unity and reconciliation in Nigeria’s major opposition group, warning that prolonged disunity may destabilize democratic processes across the nation. Internal tensions have escalated as party leaders and members clash over authority, legitimacy, and the direction of […]

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