Case "Pierre Dimba exfiltrated from Bodo": RHDP activists from Agboville speak out

Author: Jean Kelly KOUASSIPublished on: May 16, 2026Country: Ivory Coast

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Case "Pierre Dimba exfiltrated from Bodo": RHDP activists from Agboville speak out

RHDP activists from Agboville expressed their support for Minister Pierre N'Gou Dimba following incidents on May 9 in Bôdô, where a ministerial delegation was exfiltrated due to tensions. Professor Moustapha Brou Cho Julie Eunice condemned the violence and apologized to President Alassane Ouattara, while calling for dialogue to maintain social cohesion. She also reaffirmed the activists' support for the minister in implementing an industrial platform project.

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