Hundreds of supporters of the ANC, National alliance for change party in Togo, attended a rally in Agoè-Nyivé.
Sunday’s meeting which took place in neighbourhood located in the northern suburbs of Lomé was attended by the ANC president who also serves as mayor of one of Lomé’s 13 localities.
Togolese president Faure Gnassimbé announced late last year, that elections would be held this year but no date has been set.
ANC leader Jean-Pierre Fabre denouced the rule of the Gnassingbé family over Togo since 1963 as well as irregularities in the management of funds intended to fight the Covid pandemic in the nation.