** FILE ** Togolese security forces fire tear gas as they attempt to disperse thousands of angry opposition protesters and anti-government militants on the first day of a planned three-day rally in central Lome, Togo, on Tuesday, Aug. 21, 2012. The demonstrators set fire to tires, threw rocks and erected street barricades as they rallied to protest new electoral rules, perceived to favor the ruling party. (AP Photo/Erick Kaglan)
** FILE ** Togolese security forces fire tear gas as they attempt to disperse thousands of angry opposition protesters and anti-government militants on the first day of a planned three-day rally in central Lome, Togo, on Tuesday, Aug. 21, 2012. The demonstrators set fire to tires, threw rocks and erected street barricades as they rallied to protest new electoral rules, perceived to favor the ruling party. (AP Photo/Erick Kaglan)
Togo's Kodjovi Obilale undergoes rehabilitation in an hospital in Lorient, Brittany, Tuesday Sept.21, 2010. Terrorist bullets shattered his spine, football's indifference shattered his faith. "It's a rotten world," says Kodjovi Obilale, the once strapping but now crippled goalkeeper left wheelchair-bound by the attack on Togo's bus at the Africa Cup of Nations. Eight months later, FIFA is now belatedly promising "concrete" steps to help the player who has fought a dispiriting battle for compensation. (AP Photo/David Vincent)
