Nanga-Boguila

Nanga-Boguila is a sub-prefecture of Ouham in the Central African Republic.[2][3]

Nanga-Boguila
sub-prefectures
Country Central African Republic
Government
 • Sub-prefectDieudonne Sahango[1]

Geography

The commune of Nanga Boguila is located in the north-west of the Ouham prefecture. It is crossed by the axis Nana-Bakassa - Boguila - Bongaro 1, national highway RN1.

Neighboring Communes of Nanga Boguila
Nana Barya Nana-Markounda
Bimbi Nana Bakassa
Ouham-Bac Ndoro-Mboli

Population

In 2003, the population was 23,982 people.

History

Nanga Boguila is erected in sub-prefecture of Ouham since May 2, 2002 by division of southern part of the sub-prefecture of Markounda.

On 22 January 2014 Revolution and Justice rebel group attacked Boguila killing 22 Seleka fighters.[4] On 25 June 2020 Central African Patriotic Movement rebel group reportedly moved to Nanga-Boguila.[5] On 27 September 2020 Return, Reclamation, Rehabilitation established their presence there.[6] Nanga-Boguila was recaptured by government forces on 18 February 2021.[7]

Villages

The main villages are: Bondaro, Boria, Boguila 1, Bogone 3, Boaya, Bomentana Center and Bowansen. The commune has 102 villages in rural areas identified in 2003: Arab 2, Bedin, Boaya, Bobaina, Boboro, Bodongue, Boferan, Bogama Kette, Bogama Kota, Bogassa, Bogodo, Bogomba, Bogomte Kette, Bogota Kota, Boguela, Boguila 1, Boguila 2, Boguila Kete, Boguila-Bedobo, Boguila-Gbogbol, Bohing, Bokarin, Bokote Kota 1, Bokote Kota 2, Bokote-Alato, Bokote-Kette, Bokote-Sesse, Bokparatong, Boleing Kette, Boling-Kota, Bomantana, Bomantanagbazoro, Bombaye-Kette, Bombaye-Kota, Bomber-Nouna, Bomentana-Biti, Bonanga, Bonasse 3, Bonasse Kota, Bonasse-Kette, Bondondi, Bondoro-Kette, Bondoro-Kota, Bongba Kette, Bongbara, Bongone 3, Bonoi 1, Bonoi 2, Bonte, Boria, Borok-Mo Kota, Borosse, Borro 1, Bossara, Bossole, Botongo, Botoni, Bounana-Breeding, Boundia, Bowain, Bowansem, Bowara, Boyanga, Boyanga Kette, Boyanga Kota, Bozanzon, Bozera, Bozera -Kette, Bozera-Kota, Bozima, Bozinga, Bozoe, Bozona 1, Bozona 2, Medical Center, Dangsom, Daring, Dombang, Donfera, Gbadam, Gbakera, Gbangono, Gbanou, Gbaring, Gbassom, Gom-Okpa, Gompo, Kobana 2, Kobana 2, Mbombara-Kette, Mbombara-Kota, Nanga, Ndakta, Ngazomgue, Sagon, Samon, Sokodo 3, Sokodo-Kette, Sokodo-Kota, Teyengue, Togbissa, Zekewen.

Education

The commune has 21 public schools: Sous-prefectorale of Boguila, Bolgue, Boyanga-Kota, Bobai-Kota, Nanga, Bondodi, Sokodo, Bombara-Kota, Bomentana, Bonasse-Kete, Bokote-Kete, Samon, Bokote-Kota 2, Bowing, Bomantana-Beti, Bogama-Kete, Botongo, Bouria, Gbounou, Bondaro and Bokote-Sesse.

Political representation

The Sub-prefecture of Nanga-Boguila has been a legislative constituency since 2005.

Members of Nanga-Boguila
Election date Identity Left
2005 Maurice Saragba independent
2011 Maurice Saragba independent
2016 Franck-Urban Saragba independent

References
  1. Koherepede, Juvenal. "Les autorités de Nangha-Boguila se battent pour les droits de la femme de la localité". soundcloud.com. Radio Guira. Retrieved 12 February 2023.
  2. "Attack in Central African Republic kills 22, including chiefs, MSF staff". Reuters. Retrieved 5 June 2018.
  3. "Boguila". Google Maps. Retrieved 5 June 2018.
  4. Centrafrique : Intenses combats à Boguila, 22 combattants Séléka tués, 22 January 2014
  5. "RCA : présence massive des rebelles du MPC à Markounda et Boguila, les FSI et la Minusca quittent la zone". 25 June 2020.
  6. "RCA : panique à Nanga Boguila, les 3R occupent la ville depuis plusieurs jours, les populations paniquées". 7 October 2020.
  7. "RCA : l'armée nationale et ses alliés ont repris la ville de Nana-Boguila aux mains de la CPC". 18 February 2021.

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