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Sékouba Konaté

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856: 236: 357:, a military captain, stepped forward and declared Guinea to be under junta rule, with himself as the head. Konaté demanded that he be considered to rule the junta, and Camara and him drew lots to determine who would be president. After drawing twice, due to accusations of Camara cheating, Konaté was made the vice president. He was also made the minister of defense. 301:. After attending military academy, he received the nickname "El Tigre" for his action in battle, and gained such popularity with the people he was favored to be president of the government. However, he was appointed vice president; but took control of the country when the president was shot in December 2009. 368:. While he was airlifted to Morocco for treatment, Konaté was placed in charge of the country. With Camara still in rehabilitation, the United States government expressed its desire to see Camara kept out of Guinea. Konaté was appointed head of the transition regime tasked with the preparation of the 626: 337:
during 2000–2001. Because of his reputation as a soldier, many people supported him to be the junta leader: he is still popular with the people. In October 2021, he was retired from the army.
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For his military prowess in combat, Konaté was nicknamed "El Tigre". He was trained as a parachutist, and fought in many battles in the
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General Sékouba Konaté Assumes Interim Leadership of Guinea Military Junta
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On 3 December 2009, Camara was shot in an attempted assassination by his
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In 2010, Konaté organized democratic elections, which were won by
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Cheikh Yérim Seck, envoyé spécial à Conakry (9 March 2009).
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parents. He attended the Académie Militaire Royale in the
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U.S. Makes Attempt to Keep Dadis Camara out of Guinea
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Dadis Camara Out of Danger and Recovering in Hospital
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African Union Suspends Guinea, Junta Purges Generals
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Index

President of Guinea
Kabiné Komara
Jean-Marie Doré
Moussa Camara
Alpha Condé
Conakry
Guinea
National Council for Democracy and Development
Alma mater
Soldier
Guinea
General
General
N'Ko
officer
Guinean army
military junta
National Council for Democracy and Development
Conakry
Mandinka
Moroccan
Meknes
RFDG Insurgency
president
Lansana Conté
Moussa Camara
aide-de-camp
Aboubacar Diakité
2010 presidential election
United States Deputy Secretary of State

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