Kosi Kedem, a former Afadjato-South MP, speaks on the separatist movement for a Western Togoland and says solutions lie in dialogue and diplomacy, not force.
On the Citi Breakfast Show, he criticised the separatists saying he did not condone calls for a Western Togoland state.
He who has done extensive research on Western Togoland also gives a historical perspective to the tensions which date back to Ghana’s pre-independence era and notes the differences between Western Togoland and Trans-Volta Togoland.
Click below to listen to the full interview:
— citinewsroom
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