Togo
Adjoa Brigitte Adonou
Lomé, Togo
Email: britado2@yahoo.fr
Birthday: 23 July 1979
Education: Higher studies
Occupation: Administrative Secretary
Please describe your vision of a world that works for everyone.
In my view a world that works for everyone is a world of peace and prosperity; a world where we can accept each other without race ethnic or religious distinction. I mean a world without injustice and poor governments, a world where there will be no racism and intolerance. World where Human Rights should be respected. If there is justice, if there is no corruption, if the resources are shared equitably, we can avoid many conflicts.
What do you see as the most pressing problems facing the world today?
The most pressing problems facing the world today are: poverty, prostitution, juvenile delinquency, corruption, robbery, crime and war. Poverty is everywhere in our nations and some people don’t even have shelter. People die of starvation every day. In order to get money somebody prostitutes and others steal. It is awful. The case of juvenile delinquency is also very alarming nowadays. Instead of going to school or attending professional centers in order to prepare their future, many young people are in the street, using alcohol and drugs and doing bad things.
How do you feel these problems could best be solved?
To reduce poverty, it is important to bring people to assume their individual responsibility, their personal growth and development. Even if you help someone with goods and money all the time, that situation could not help him to overcome his poverty. To solve prostitution, robbery and most of another problems mentioned, people have to be educated in order to change their minds. Everyone should have a sense of values. And it is important to inculcate good human values in people in their infancy (childhood). Education is very important. I think Government should invest more in education and make any child go to school. Avoid injustice in our societies can banish problems like crimes and wars.
Profile
My name is ADONOU Adjoa Brigitte. I am Togolese from Kévé, in the south west region of Togo. I live in Lomé, capital city of Togo. I work for Ministry of Social Action and National Solidarity (Ministère de l’Action Sociale et de la Solidarité Nationale) as administrative secretary. I am in the human resources department. My birthday is 23 July 1979. I born in Ivory Coast (precisely at Bocanda) and I lived in that country with my parents until I had 9 years old. I have four sisters and one brother.I am tall and slim.
After Higher school diploma – Baccalauréat (Philosophy and Art), I attended training courses in the domain of administration.
I am currently a member of Initiative for a Positive Future Togo (IPF-Togo), NGO created in 2009 by Mr. DAVUI Kosi Sepénou, the one who talked me about this study program. IPF-Togo is an NGO similar to IIGL.
I like humoristic and self-improvement books. I am also interested in humoristic movies.
About everyday life, I opt for married life and children. I am Christian and I like freedom of religion.
Talking about studies, my goals are:
* Learn social science, with the purpose to become social worker;
* Improve my English, in order to be able to work in the international affairs (fields).
One of my dreams is to create a foundation which will take charge of poor/abandoned children’s and young women.
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Books Completed:
As A Man Thinketh
Jonathan Livingston Seagull