In Memoriam
Our fellow-member Bienfait Duafa Ahoomey-Zunu, President of the National Chamber of the Judicial Officers of Togo, passed away in March 2007 of the continuations of a long disease.
Duafa Ahoomey-Zunu, on the right, with the Ministry for Justice of Togo, at the centre, and the President of UIHJ on the right, during the UIHJ International Seminar of Lomé on 8 November 2002
Married and a father of children, Duafa Ahoomey-Zunu was appointed at the 9th Judicial Office of Lome on October 13, 1989.
Our distinguished colleague continued his Law studies and obtained in 2002 a diploma of expertise in training on the Ohada Law.
His competences and his sense of responsibilities enabled him to become President of the national Chamber of the Judicial Officers of Togo from February 21, 2002 to this day.
Our friend was a worthy representative of his country within the UIHJ. For this reason, he took part in many international meetings, not failing to defend his profession and to ensure its promotion in his country and within the UIHJ.
Since March 1994, Mr Ahoomey-Zunu was also a chief of the village of Kpélé Tsavié and county chief of Kpele Gbaledze.
After two death-watches in Lome and Kpélé Tsavié on 8 and 9 March 2007, he was buried in its native village on March 10, 2007.
The UIHJ addresses its deepest condolences to his family and his close relations.
