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Ahmad Tejan Kabbah Johnny Paul Koroma Foday Sankoh Sam Bockarie Valentine Strasser Julius Maada Bio Charles Taylor Solomon Musa Hinga Norman Yahya Kanu Moinina Fofana Allieu Kondewa Tony Blair David Richards Lansana Conté Sani Abacha Maxwell Khobe Vijay Jetley Daniel Opande
Armed forces
ECOMOG Executive Outcomes Kamajors RUF Sandline International SLA West Side Boys
Key events
RUF insurgency Kenema Bo Silver Anvil 1992 coup 1992 coup attempt 1996 coup 1996 coup attempt 1997 coup Noble Obelisk Siege of Freetown Hastings Airport Palliser Lungi Lol Khukri Barras
Attempts at peace
Abidjan Peace Accord Lomé Peace Accord UNAMSIL British intervention SCSL
Political groups
AFRC APC NPRC SLPP
Ethnic groups
Krio Limba Mende Temne
See also
Blood diamond Freetown Liberian Civil War Mano River
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Brigadier Julius Maada Bio (born 1964) lead a coup in Sierra Leone on January 17,1996 ousting President Valentine Strasser. He handed power Ahmad Tejan Kabbah following elections on March 29, 1996.

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Preceded byValentine Strasser

President of Sierra Leone
1996–1996

Succeeded byAhmad Tejan Kabbah

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