Togo quit the tournament when their government recalled the team for three days of mourning after two members of their delegation were killed in an attack by gunmen in the northern Angolan province of Cabinda on January 8
CAF banned Togo and fined their football association $50,000 on Saturday because their government had interfered in football matters.
"Mr Hayatou did serve Africa but today, he must clear off. This decision is monstrous," Adebayor told French sports daily L'Equipe.
"He (Hayatou) is irresponsible. I have the feeling we are not respected."
"Two well respected personalities in African football died, our keeper took three bullets. We did not just wake up in the morning and decide to leave the competition," Adebayor said.
"If (Cameroon keeper Idriss Carlos) Kameni was the one having been shot or if it was the Ivory Coast team bus that had been attacked, the Nations Cup would have been cancelled."
"It is very difficult (to think of football). Since the attack, I have been having nightmare every night," he said.
