Agnondofei LOMOU, teacher at Notre Dame de la Paix

 

Born in the prefecture of Kloto, where he attended primary school from 1986 to 1992. He left his family and attended middle school in Aouda and his high school in Sotouboua.

After obtaining the certificate of first stage of education (Brevet d'Études du Premier Cycle), he finished with a Master degree in History and started teaching in 2010 in Kaboli. In 2011, he returned to high school Sotouboua, this time as a teacher.

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An exemplary career path for a Togolese pupil who became a professor by passion for transmission.

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Adjovi LOMOU, KaléiTogo coordinator,
Agnondofei's elder sister

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After obtaining her primary school certificate (Certificat d'Études du Premier Degré) in 1992, she entered middle school but, after their father's death in 1996 and lack of financial means, she had to abandon her studies to become a domestic servant.

This job provided her three younger brothers, an opportunity to continue their studies: the first graduated with a Master degree in History, the second with a Bachelor degree in Geography and the third with a Bachelor degree in Law.

 

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Their family story is a proof of how important is

education in today's society as it has always been,

especially for those who were not born under a lucky star… Having said that, thanks to everyone's generosity,

the planets line up in one perfectly straight line.

 

The proof: Adjovi worked for Cherish's family in the 2000s, and more than 20 years later, together, they setup the KaléiTogo project with their brother from another mother, Julien.

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Julien CARRON, manager KaléiTogo, aviation and underwater world amateur

 

Having spent 37 years (out of 39) in West Africa, he has a very good local knowledge (Land-sea-air) and customs (Mother-Land of KaleiTogo). Physically European, and mentally African, Julien is a humanist-naturophile, volunteer and ubiquitous.

His motto: "If you want to go fast, walk alone, but if you want to go far, walk together."