The spokesman of a group of demobilized ex-combatants Diomonde Megbe was arrested Friday, May 26 in Bouake while he was at the CHU to visit some of his comrades wounded during incidents with the police who made 5 dead on Tuesday at the southern entrance of the city.
Diomonded Megbe was afraid of being arrested. He said on Wednesday by giving an appointment for an interview in a discreet place in Bouake. " The government believes that if ex-combatants want to go out it's because I tell them to go out, " he explained.
Diomonde Megbe, spokesman for "cell 39" a group of 6,000 demobilized, was Tuesday morning on the dam of the southern entrance of Bouaké when the security forces dispersed the demonstration by force. Incidents that left 5 people dead and 10 injured.
Explaining that he was on the barricade to prevent things from turning badly and calling his demobilized comrades to give up avenging their dead. " I ask ex-combatants to remain quiet, stay at home, we will find a solution through negotiation," he said.
Inspired by the rapidly satisfied demands of mutinous soldiers, the demobilized demanded 18 million FCFA of bonuses and the incorporation of some of them into the dressed bodies. For several days they say they are waiting for a phone call from the government to discuss. It seems that the authorities have chosen another signal.
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