La CAF et son president Issa Hayatou ont decide de suspendre le Togo des deux prochaines CAN et a une amende de 50 000 dollars pour n’avoir pas participe a la CAN 2010 en Angola apres avoir subi une attaque des rebelles du Cabinda. Issa Hayatou qui est a la tete de la Confederation Africaine de football (CAF) depuis 1988 soit 22 ans semble penser que l’on doit jouer quelque soit ce qui arrive. Meme si le chauffeur du bus Togolais, l’entraineur adjoint et le charge de presse de l’equipe Togolaise sont morts par balles et deux joeurs gravement blesses a deux jours du debut de la competition. Non seulement la CAF a cautionne la decision du gouvernement Angolais d’organiser des matchs dans le Cabinda ou il y a des rebelles, non seulement la CAF n’a montre aucune sympathie a l’endroit du Togo, la CAf et son president Issa Hayatou pensent que meme si tu est en danger de mort ou psychologiquement traumatise, tu dois jouer au football car le football est la chose la plus importante du monde, plus important que la vie elle meme. Alors je dis que Issa Hayatou et la CAF font vraiment la honte de l’Afrique.
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Saturday, January 30th, 2010Angola 4 Mali 4 what a game! (Angola 4 Mali 4 quel match!)
Sunday, January 10th, 2010
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English:
From the start of this game I thought that Mali with all their star players were playing like they were not interested in this game or turnament. They were walking almost while the Angolans were actually running and playing. Even the entrance for Mali of Seydou Keita the FC Barcelona star didn’t seem to change a thing. It was all going Angola’s way. At Half time it was 2-0 in favor of Angola. The second half came and it was the same story almost boring it seems. Then two successive penalties for Angola and it was 4-0 till the 79th minute when the Malian miracle started. A cross from the right saw the Angolan keeper fumble the ball and after a scrappy fight for the ball in the goal mouth, Seydou Keita managed to put it in. It was 4-1. Not long after on a cross from the left Freddy Kanoute the Sevilla target man gave a superb header to make it 4-2. Still I didn’t think Mali could come back in this game. But then on another cross from the right this time Seydou Keita made a superb volley to make the scoreline 4-3. And then another cross and it was 4-4. So Mali managed to miraculously score 4 goals in 16 minutes. Unbelievable stuff! A fantastic first game and to think I wasn’t going to watch this game.
French:
Des le debut de la rencontre, mon impression etait que les stars Maliens jouaient comme s’ils manquaient d’interet ou d’engouement pour ce match ou ce tournoi . Ils marchaient presque au moment ou les Angolais couraient et jouaient. Meme l’entree en jeu pour le Mali du grand joueur du FC Barcelone Seydou Keita n’y changea pas grand chose. Tout allait dans le sens de l’Angola. A la mi-temps c’etait 2-0 en faveur de l’Angola. La deuxieme mi-temps c’etait la meme histoire et le jeu devenait un peu ennuyeux. Puis deux penalties successives pour l’Angola et c’etait 4-0 en faveur de l’Angola. Mais a la 79eme minute le miracle Malien avait commence. Sur un centre venu de la droite, le gardien Angolais n’est pas arrive a capter le cuir et apres un cafouillage devant les buts Angolais, Seydou Keita arriva a mettre le ballon au fond des filets Angolais. C’etait 4-1. Pas longtemps apres, sur un centre venu de la gauche Freddy Kanoute, le grand buteur du FC Seville y met un superbe coup de tete:4-2. Meme apres ca je ne pensais pas que le Mali pouvait revenir au score dans ce match. Mais tout juste apres, sur un autre centre de la droite, Seydou Keita fait une belle reprise de volley pour amener le score a 4-3. Puis un autre centre et c’etait 4-4. Donc le Mali a miraculeusement marque 4 buts en 16 minutes pour egaliser. Incroyable! Un premier match fantastique et dire que je n’allais pas regarder ce match!
Une attaque sur Les Eperviers du Togo
Friday, January 8th, 2010
Les joueurs et l’encadrement de l’equipe Nationale du Togo Les Eperviers ont ete fusilles a bout portant par des rebelles dans la region de Cabinda en Angola ou ils se rendaient pour la CAN 2010 en provenance de la Republique du Congo. Il y aurait eu plusieurs blesses et un mort (le chaufeurs du bus) selon les informations disponibles en ce moment. Ils se deplacaient en bus en prevenance de Pointe Noire environ 40km de la region Angolaise de Cabinda. Je suis vraiment abattu par cette nouvelle et je prie que les blesses puissent survivrent cette attaque. Dans la lumiere de ce qui s’est passe, je pense avoir perdu le gout et mon engouement pour cette CAN 2010. Je me demande pourquoi l’Etat Angolais et la CAF (Confederation Africaine de Football) ont decide de faire jouer des matchs de la CAN dans cette region de la Cabinda tout en sachant que cette region et d’autres endroits en Angola n’ont pas la securite necessaire. S’il y a des rebelles en Cabinda pourquoi organiser une competition comme la CAN dans cette region? Je pense que pour la securite des autres equipes qui devraient etre basees en Cabinda pour cette CAN il faudra trouver un endroit alternatif. Je consens avec les joueurs Togolais survivant de l’attaque qui ne veulent plus que le Togo participe a cette CAN.. Comment est-ce qu’ont espere qu’ils jouent au foot apres avoir echappe belle a la mort en essayant d’aller jouer au foot, et aussi avec deux joueurs et des entraineurs et medecins gravement blesses??. C’est vraiment deprorable toutes ces rebellions en Afrique fruit des dictatures politiques, des gouvernements corrompus et des hommes sans scrupule qui tombent dans le jeu de la rebellion et se procurent des armes pour massacrer leurs peuples en proclamant haut et fort qu’ils veulent sauver ces peuples. Ces rebelles eux n’aiment pas le football ni la Coupe d’Afrique des Nations a mon avis. Je sais que la CAF ne reportera pas la CAN mais je crains pour les autres equipes comme la Cote D’Ivoire, le Ghana, et le Burkina qui doivent aussi jouer dans cette region de Cabinda et aussi les supporters qui se promeneront comme ils veulent si les matchs dans le Cabinda tiennent. Peut-etre que je suis sous le coup du shock mais je pense avoir donner de valides arguments sur ce sujet-ci. L’argument de la CAF et du comite Angolais d’organisation que l’Equipe du Togo n’aurait pas du voyager par bus est invalide a mon avis car s’ils savent que la region de Cabinda n’est pas securisee au point ou l’on peut voyager par bus la-bas pourquoi organiser des matches la-bas. Les bus Togolais etaient deja entres en Cabinda etaient a 5 km environ de la ville et accompagne de vehicules de la police Angolaise quand le mitraillage a eu lieu alors c’est le Cabinda qui n’est pas securise. L’autre argument de la CAF que les autres endroits comme l’Irlande et New York ont aussi des problemes de securite ne tient pas non plus car il n’y a pas de groupe rebel comme le FLEC en ces endroits et j’imagine mal que deux bus d’une equipe sportive soient mitrailles de cette facon en Irlande ou a New York. Je pense que c’etait une decision politique de l’Etat Angolais cautionne par la CAF d’organiser des matchs dans cette region de la Cabinda pour prouver qu’il y a securite dans cette region riche en petrole afin d’attirer les investisseurs etrangers dans cette region. Alors cette attaque viens de prouver le contraire.
La CAN dans quelques jours et la Coupe du monde dans quelques mois
Friday, December 25th, 2009
C’est l’une de ces annees pour les passionnes du ballon rond. Une annee avec deux evenements importants: La Coupe d’Afrique des Nations (CAN) et la Coupe du monde. Cela me donne deja la chair de poule en en parlant. A partir du 10 janvier deja c’est la CAN. C’est devenu une tradition depuis plusieurs decennies. Les joueurs Africains sont sur le point de quitter leur clubs et championnat pour rejoindre l’Afrique et les entraineurs des clubs se plaignent deja du depart de ces grands noms du football Africains. C’est le moment pour nous les supporteurs, journalistes et entraineurs de decouvrir de nouveau talents et de voir briller les talents deja connus.
La Coupe du monde 2010 est la premiere sur le sol Africain et c’est une coupe du monde speciale en 2010. Les billets s’achetent deja comme des bonbons. Cette coupe du monde est l’occasion pour les equipes Africaines de montrer l’importance du foot Africain et le progres que nous avions fait en matiere de foot. A ce jour les equipes Africaines n’ont pu atteindre que les quart de finale (le Cameroun en 1990 et le Senegal en 2002). Il va falloir atteidre au moins les demi-finales ou la finale en 2010 ou gagner la coupe et pourquoi pas? Nous avons de tres bonnes equipes representant l’Afrique (le Ghana, la Cote d’Ivoire, le Nigeria, l’Algerie, le Cameroun, et l’Afrique du Sud le pays organisateur).
Alors en attendant le debut de ces competitions sur les quels nous essayerons d’ecrires d’autres blogs, disons plutot, Alez l’Afrique, Allez le monde.
My trip back to Togo
Tuesday, June 9th, 2009At the end of March I made a trip back to my home country Togo after almost seven years in the US. A hot air hit me in the face when I first got off the airplane in Accra and I knew on the spot that I was back home. Although it could have been also because of the air condition on the plane. My uncle and my older brother were there to meet me. We drove to my uncle’s house and had some good Akple with crab sauce there. Then we drove to Lome, Togo going through Keta and other small towns. Lovely scenery! We arrived in Lome where most members of my family were waiting for me in my older brother’s house. They covered me with hugs and baby powder. We were happy to see each other after so long. We couldn’t wipe out the smile off our faces. Then we had a great bowl of fufu. I spent about a week and a half in Lome. While in Lome I visited many people and many people visited me. We went back to the University where I spent 3 long years trying to study in hard conditions.Then we were off to Kpalime where I grew up and went to High school. There were more family and friends to see there. A friend first took me to his brother’s house the night we got to Kpalime. We had a great meal there and enjoyed their company. I was excited to see my nephews and nieces that I haven’t seen before and those that grew up so much that I couldn’t recognize any longer. I really enjoyed their company. Since it was the Holy week, I did attend the stations of the Cross done the Togolese way which I missed a lot while in the US. We went back to my High School. I was happy to see some of my High school teachers. I was really happy to see one of my primary school teachers who came to visit me. He said he just had to see me when he heard I was back. I was honored that he remembered me that well. The we were off to Yikpa my native village (that’s the name of this blog). My friend Jurgen and his family came to pick us up at Adeta and drove us to Yikpa. The landscape is beautiful. We celebrated Easter in Yikpa with a lot of people who also came back for the event as Easter has become a time for the Yikpatos (people from Yikpa) who lived outside of Yikpa to come back home. It was a lot of fun. Easter Monday was the best as we climbed the mountains to go to the beautiful waterfall of Agumatsatodzi. Breathtaking!! We took a shower in the water there and after that I was cold as hell. It was raining before we left the house but we just had to go so we were all wet before we got to the waterfall. But we just had to take a shower in the falling water. Fortunately there were two bonfires made nearby where we went to warm up after. The rest of my trip just went by fast since I had to get to Accra for my flight back to the US. Overall it was incomparable fun and good for my spirit.
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It’s been a long time
Thursday, February 14th, 2008It’s been a while since I put something on this blog. A lot of things have happened since last time I wrote on here. There were X-mas, New Year and other end-of-the-year celebrations. And then it was the African Cup of Nations 2008 from January 20th to Februray 10th 2008. It was good to watch the CAN again after 5 years without watching it. It was really fun! I thought the final was goig to be between Ghana and Cote d’Ivoire but to my surprise it was Egypt-Cameroun at the end. Cote d’Ivoire surprised me with their performance at the semi finals loosing to Egypt 1-4. They have had such good games since the beginning of the tournament and they have so many terrific players, but I don’t know what happenned to them. So Egypt won the Cup beating Cameroun for the second time in the tournament. So Egypt has now won 6 CAN since the CAN was created. Well done Egypt, I think they really were the best team of the tournament and they deserved to win it.
Togo did not qualify for the tournament, so I didn’t get to watch Emmanuel Adebayor play at the CAN but I’ve watching him play in England Premiership for Arsenal FC. Man he’s so good now. He’s the top scorer of the premier league so far with 19 goals. Ouao!
Anyway thought I needed to put something on here so I did till next time.
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Rough trip to Kansas City
Thursday, April 12th, 2007It’s been a little while since I put something on this blog. Well just for information, Togo under 17 lost the finals to Nigeria by a goal scored in extra time. They did fairly well against a good Nigerian team. I had a trip to KC for a friend’s wedding: man! worst trip of my life! It all started with the Airlines (AA) calling me wenesday night to tell me my supposed to be early morning flight was cancelled and I had to take one that leaves at 12 p.m and make a connection in Dallas to KC. I then had a 3hr flight to Dallas. Once there I was told my 2:50 p.m flight to KC had been cancelled for I don’t know what reason yet. Then They put me on a standby list for one that was leaving at 7p.m and on my request booked me for another one that will be leaving at 10 p.m The flight leaving at 7 p.m was delayed to 8 p.m then cancelled for bad weather (storms and thunderstorms over Dallas). The 10 pm. one was delayed to 10: 50 p.m then to 11: 20 p.m then 12:10 a.m then…. cancelled because the crew had had too many hours of work for that day oh dear! I couldn’t beleieve it. I called their toll-free number to be booked on a flight the next day at guess what time 8:20 p.m from the other Dallas airport called “Love field” I don’t know why because it didn’t give me any love whatsoever! Luckily the brother of my ex-roomate in KC is now living in Dallas and i was able to get his phone number earlier in the day from my cousin and called him. He picked me up at the airport took me to his place gave me a nice meal, we chatted for a while and I slept. The next morning he drove around Dallas just to make me forget a little about my just begun nightmarish trip. Then he took me to the airport around 6.p.m and said goodbye. I then walk through a long corridor to the gate for my flight. I recognized two old ladies that were trying to get to KC since the day before and had the same situation as me. We joked about whether we were ever going to get to KC. then we waited, waited and waited… It was now 8:10 p.m and there no attendant at the gate when we know the boarding should have started already. Well the flight was delayed for bad weather to 11 p.m because the plane that will take us to KC was supposed to come from the other Dallas airport (DFW) and couldn’t get here because of the rain and I wondered why I had to come to Dallas “Love Field” then for my flight if the plane would come from there??? Go figure! Then the flight was cancelled around 11 p.m and they told me they couldn’t give me a voucher for my flight because i already used part of my ticket. Great! I then made a “course-contre-la-montre” with other fellow passengers to see if we could catch a late Southwest Airline flight to KC. After some phone calls and payment for one way ticket to KC i was able to get on the Southwest Airline flight to KC. I couldn’t believe it once the plane was in the air. KC seemed like paradise or a far away land where I thought it was so hard to get there. I couldn’t believe I was on my way to KC finally. uuhh! 54 min later we landed at the MCI airport in KC. Man unbelievable! I didn’t get to bed till 3 a.m. and the wedding was that saturday at 4 p.m. The wedding was good but my flight back sunday was not fun either. The flight that was supposed to leave KC at 5:20 p.m was delayed to 6:30 p.m for I don’t know why. Then we boarded the plane only to sit in it on the ground for 1h40 min because for whatever reason, we had to wait for a “Go” signal from the traffic control! I told myself if only I could get back to Durham safely I don’t mind when. I was suppoed to make a connection in Chicago. Chicago was really windy that night and landing was the scariest of my life. The plane didn’t stop swinging back and forth till we touched the ground. Man ! I made the sign of the cross to thank God we landed safely! A lady seating next to me whose final destination was Chicago wished me luck on my next flight. Well that flight was delayed till 11 p.m Chicago time. I finally got to Durham around 2 a.m monday morning. Oh boy what a trip it was. A never-ending trip. I just wanted to get out a little and go back and see my friends in KC. After all I was happy I was able to see most of my firends (I didn’t have enough time to see some others). But I don’t think I will be flying AA again for an internal flight. Southwest Airlines seems more consistent and helpful. for all the times i flew with them, I didn’t have this kind of trip. Rough trip! Thank God I’m back safely.
DETIEDE, la fete qui unit les trois Yikpas!!!
Sunday, February 18th, 2007DETIEDE literalement traduit veut dire “le palmier qui porte comme fruit d’autres palmiers”.
C’est le nom de cette fete annuelle qui reunit les trois villages de Yikpa (Yikpa-Dzigbe, Yikpa-Anyigbe et Yikpa-Dafo) toutes les annees dans un de ces villages. Cette fete a ete nomme apres un palmier qui portait d’autres palmiers!! miraculeux n’est-ce pas? Et bien ce palmier se trouve ou se trouvait quelque part entre les villages de Dzigbe et Anyigbe. Je me rappelle quand j’etais petit et que cette fete rassemblait tous les ressortissants de Yikpa pendant les grandes vacances, on allait tous visiter ce palmier miraculeux et c’etait vraiment une grande fete. Chaque annee l’un des trois villages et ses ressortissants preparent et organisent cette celebration a tour de role. C’etait l’occasion pour tous de retrouver, pour les gens qui vivent a Yikpa de retrouver leurs freres et soeurs qui vivent dans les villes et autres villages du Togo et du Ghana et aussi pour ces ressortissants des trois villages de Yikpa de se connaitre entre eux et de se rejouir ensemble et de discuter de l’avenir de Yikpa et de comment faire pour developer Yikpa. Pour nous les enfants et les jeunes, c’etait bien l’occasion de nous rejouir dans notre village natal la ou sont ne nos parents et grand-parents. A un certain moment cette fete avait cesse pour des problemes dans le comite organisateur. Mais il y a quelques annees, je pense a partir des annees 2000, les gens de Yikpa se sont encore reuni et ont renoue avec la tradition de cette fete. C’est la celebration de la riche culture, de la tradition, et de l’union des trois villages de Yikpa. Desormais c’est dans les conges de Paques que cette fete est desormais celebre. D’habitude le village qui a le tour forme un comite organisateur qui s’occupe de l’organisation, et quelques jours avant le jour de fete se passe une reunionde development pour jauger les idees et petits projets de developement pour Yikpa. Ensuite le jour de fete meme (d’habitude le jour de Paques) c’est la rejouissance populaire et le lendemain le lundi de Paques c’est le jour de la cascade. Tous vont se rejouir et se baigner dans a l’une des cascades de Yikpa, celle de Akpalabo, celle de Agumatsatodzi, ou celle de Agumatsa du cote de Wli (Ghana).
Cette annee c’est le tour de Yikpa-Dzigbe et hier samedi 17 Fevrier 2007 c’etait la reunion preparatoire a Kpalime. J’aurais aime etre la mais faute de cela, mes intentions etaient avec eux et seront avec eux pour la fete de cette annee. Tellement cette fete et surtout la cascade me manque. J’espere y retourner inch Allah!
Agbessi
New Year, New life
Tuesday, January 16th, 20072006 had been a year of success and blessing and I hope 2007 will be better. In 2006, of course I had my college degree and then started a new life in Durham thanks to my “little angels” like I call them: Laura and Jurgen. They did everything possible to make it possible for me to settle well in Durham and the southern life of North Carolina. My holidays were great even though I felt homesick and would have loved to be in Lome, kpalime or Yikpa to eat that early fufu of christmas morning with goat meat sauce and the NEw Year’s Eve’s midnight mass (which they don’t have here in US) and then go party in a bar of Kpalime after that. Either way the holidays have been great. Usually on the holidays I try to call my family members back in Togo even those I only call once or twice a year. The communication was terrible in Togo, but I was still happy to talk to my family. Now we’re all back to our daily tasks even though we didn’t feel like doing it. One good thing that happen was that I started receiving emails from Fo Norbert from Yikpa. He’s now living in Kpalime and we can communicate more often and have news from Yikpa and start thinking about projects for Yikpa our common native village. The new year has already well started for the Togo football association with the election of its new president Tata Avlessi. We hope that he’ll help our country’s football do better than what they did in Germany last year with the money issue that was all over the news in the world. Also with the new multi-partisan government in Togo we hope there will be good and fair congressional elections in 2007 and that that will bring a little more joy and hope in the life of Togolese. May 2007 bring all of us good health and a lot of success, especially to people in and from Yikpa and their friends all around the world!!!! Bonne Annee!!!!
Credit ou pas Credit
Wednesday, September 20th, 2006Maintenant que j’ai mis un peu de cote les livres et voudrais commencer une vie par ici aux USA, je fais l’amere connaissance d’une autre facette de la vie aux USA: affaire de credit personnelle. Eh bien ici aux USA, tous les individus, citoyens ou pas, ou du moins ceux qui sont legaux sont numerotes. Quand je dis numerotes comprenez bien numerotes. En d’autres mots chacun ici a un numero avec quoi l’ETAT Americain l’identifie et il est le seul dans ce pays a avoir ce numero specifique. Ca s’appelle le numero de Securite Sociale (Social Security Numver en court SSN). Eh bien avec ce numero ou que tu ailles aux USA l’on peut lire tout sur ta vie en ayant ce numero. Alors avec ce numero l’on peut lire ton record, et surtout ce qu’on appelle ici le “credit report”. C’est a dire combien as-tu emprunte dans ta vie et rembourse, quel apartment ou maison as-tu loue dans ta vie et beaucoup d’autres choses. C’est tres important au point que si tu veux louer une chambre, avoir de l’electricite chez toi, avoir le telephone, ou acheter une voiture, les compagnies auxquelles tu t’addresseras te demanderont ton SSN et il verifierons ton “credit report” et si tu n’as rien dessus c’est aussi mauvais que d’avoir un mauvais record.
Alors cela fait un peu plus de 4 ans que je suis aux USA n’est-ce pas, eh bien je n’ai rien sur mon “credit report” et pour cause. Je ne me sentais pas capable de me procurer une carte de credit par peur de ne pouvoir rembourser et d’avoir un mauvais credit. Parce que beaucoup d’Americains sont en dettes jusqu’au cou et n’arrivent pas a payer et ont ainsi un mauvais record.
Eh bien maintenant je fais l’amere decouverte que ma situation est presque la meme que quelqu’un qui a un mauvais credit. Meme pour commencer un credit personne ne semble disposer a te laisser commencer avec eux. Il faudrait avoir un co-signataire qui a un bon credit ou garantir avec beaucoup d’argent que l’on peut payer. Alors mes amis, au Togo quand on est riche c’est qu’on a de l’argent en poche ou a la banque, mais ici aux USa quand on est riche ca n’a necessairement pas le meme sens qu’au Togo mais veut dire peut-tre que l’on a un bon credit!!!!!!!!
Agbessi