Adiaké populations rise up against the forces pro-Ouattara and demand their departure.

The pro-Ouattara forces, composed largely by young Malinke and rebels from the north of Ivory Coast, are increasingly thrown up by the Ivorian population and even among supporters of Ouattara. After Dabou, Agboville, Yakassé, Aleppo, Vavoua, Sikensi, etc.. it's time for Akounougbé populations in the sub-prefecture of Adiaké (south-east, South Comoé), to claim the local administrative and traditional authorities, the departure of FRCI (pro-Ouattara Forces) of their locality, following an assault in a violent altercation between elements FRCI and a resident of the village.

Here are the facts reported by the Ivorian Press Agency (IPA):

"This incident according to the villagers, occurred Friday, December 23, one of them, Mr. Paul-Marie Assemian, leaving, on a motorcycle for the neighboring town of Etuéboué, was arrested by elements of the FRCI for control of parts of his craft.

It does not have all the required documents is, in the words of the people of Akounougbé, summoned to give the sum of 10,000 CFA francs in compensation for the offense. Mr. Assemian which, they say, had not that amount has been assaulted and injured by young soldiers.

Alerted by witnesses, young people who have returned Akounougbé into a rage, were soon made ​​in large numbers Etuéboué, where they ransacked and burned the local gendarmerie, before claiming the departure of their village FRCI .

Calm has returned in the town after an intervention by the authorities with the population. "

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