The University Of Lomé Has A New President: Kokoroko Gives Up His Place

The news has just fallen this morning, and it resonates like a major change in the world of education in Togo: Professor Komla Dodzi Kokoroko, who brilliantly directed the University of Lomé for seven years, now gives way to Professor Adama Kpodar. The latter, whose name is well known in the field of education, particularly in Africa, brings with him exceptional academic expertise.

Professor Adama Kpodar, director of the National School of Administration (ENA), is a man whose academic career is exemplary. His appointment as President of the University of Lomé bears witness to his exceptional contribution to research and teaching. He is a seasoned educational leader who should bring a new dynamic to this prestigious institution.

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Legacy and continuity

Professor Komla Dodzi Kokoroko, who steps down as President of the University of Lomé, leaves behind a significant legacy. During his tenure, he introduced several reforms that contributed to the betterment of the institution. Professor Adama Kpodar, as successor, is well placed to nurture this legacy and, we hope, to develop it even further.

For those who wish to attend this event, the transfer of services between the outgoing president and the new president will take place on September 5 at 3 p.m. in the Ahadji room of the Presidency of the University of Lomé. This is an important moment that marks the beginning of a new era for this prestigious institution.

The change of leadership at the University of Lomé is a major event in the field of education in Togo. Professor Adama Kpodar brings with him a wealth of experience and a well-deserved reputation. We look forward to seeing the new achievements and advancements he will bring to this iconic institution.

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