500 newly trained ‘soldiers’ graduate from Western Togoland Military Academy
It’s almost as if our authorities are sitting aloof whiles some uncouth individuals are taking the law into their own hands to undertake criminal activities. This is the case of the so-called ’Western Togolanders’ — a secession group seeking for the independence of the Volta Region from Ghana. There are photos roaming on the streets…
It’s almost as if our authorities are sitting aloof whiles some uncouth individuals are taking the law into their own hands to undertake criminal activities.
This is the case of the so-called ’Western Togolanders’ — a secession group seeking for the independence of the Volta Region from Ghana.
There are photos roaming on the streets of social media indicating that 500 new recruits have passed out from their Military academy.
One “Akplaga Sogbolisa” who seems to be affiliated to them shared photos of their recruitment ceremony on Facebook.
He wrote:
“Another successful passing out ceremony here at Western Togoland for 500 junior and senior officers at the 3 camps”
It’s easy to believe that it is these group of their so-called soldiers that they’re using to carry out their obnoxious activities.
As reported by myjoyonline, some armed men believed to be members of the Western Togoland secession group have reportedly attacked the Aveyime and Mepe Police Stations in the North Tongu District of the Volta Region.
A group of armed men in the early hours of Friday forcibly took over both stations simultaneously, overpowered the police officers, broke into the armoury, and made away with all the weapons.
“They naked the police officers on duty, took their weapons, and locked them in the cells before breaking into the armoury,” said an eye witness.
The group at Mepe after hoisting a Western Togoland flag joined their colleagues at the Aveyime Police Station, seized two police vehicles, and injured an officer.
Eye witnessed accounts detailed that one of the vehicles was driven away by the armed men.
The group numbering about 50 reportedly made of locals from Mepe, Aveyime, Battor, and surrounding communities, were later chanting war songs and jubilating their successful operations.
They, however, absconded the station before daylight to prevent them from being identified.
The Western Togolanders also used heaps of sands to block the Mepe-Sege road and the Accra-Ho raod at Juapong preventing the flow of traffic.
