Krogbopa (Ouragahio): Former chief Okou Antoine mysteriously disappears, intense searches organized

Author: Adolphe ANGOUAPublished on: June 9, 2026Country: Ivory Coast

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Krogbopa (Ouragahio): Former chief Okou Antoine mysteriously disappears, intense searches organized

The former chief of Krogbopa village, Okou Antoine, aged 80, disappeared on June 4, 2026. Despite intensive searches by residents and security forces, he remains missing six days later. His family and the community are worried. The current chief, Toto Ambroise, coordinated the searches with the village elders.

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