“Whoever believes that, can believe anything; including tales by moonlight,” Mr Onanuga said on Sunday in a text message to Peoples Gazette.
The command’s spokesperson said that the corpse of the yet-to-be-identified victim had been deposited in a morgue.
Mr Destiny said that the suspension lacked legitimacy as due process was not followed.
The police said the students would be arrested regardless of the school management’s action.
The injured victims were immediately taken to Hamon Royal Hospital for urgent medical treatment.
Mr Barandao said electricity demand in Togo had surged due to new consumers, especially in industrial and commercial sectors.
According to the police, no arrest has been made.
He said the action followed credible intelligence.
The cleric said Islam supported parental involvement in spouse selection.
Mr Trump hoped China, France, Japan, South Korea, and the UK would send warships to keep the Strait of Hormuz open for global oil and gas transportation.
