A Brief Historical Information
- Western Togoland is the second half of the divided German Colony, Togo (1916). This land was called British Mandated Togoland and Togoland under U.K. Administration under various circumstances.
- We are a people historically bound to a common heritage, the Torgo land centuries before the arrival of the Europeans but brought together under German Suzerainty as a territory since 1884 by Dr. Gustav Nachtigal, a German envoy.
- Present day Togo and Western Togoland were together one piece with same traditional, cultural and historical peculiarities but became separated as a result of the events of the First World War, into two distinct territories with a marked lingual and Franca difference, French and English and the accompanying varied external cultural ties.
- Western Togoland became a British Mandated Territory under the League of Nations’ Mandate after the First World War (1914 – 1918) and after the Second World War became a Trust Territory of the United Nations under the United Kingdom Administration in 1922.
- We possess the will to remain identified as a people of the State of Western Togoland.
- Blue Signifies the Priceless Water Bodies
- Green Signifies The Green Vegetation
- Red Signifies Strength, Toil, Determination and Power of Our Ancestors
- Yellow Signifies Mineral Resources of Our Land
- Black Signifies The Power and Uniqueness of Africa
- White Dove Signifies Peace, Love, Purity and a New Beginning of a Prosperous Future
- Capital: To be determined
- Area:
- Population: 4 million
- Languages: English, Ewe,Dangbe,Gonja, Akan, Dagbangli, Mamprugli,
- Currency: to be determined
- Nature of State: To be determined
- Nature Regime: To be determined
- Borders (Land): Republic of Togo – East; Republic Ghana – West; Burkina Faso Republic – North
- Borders (Coastline): Atlantic Ocean
- Climate: Tropical
- Ethnic Groups:
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- Agricultural Products:
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NATURAL RESOURCES ENDOWED IN WESTERN TOGOLAND
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