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text_B: Negue Djogo -LRB- born February 2 , 1932 -RRB- was a Chadian officer and politician .. A French-trained Sara officer , his first prominent assignment came in 1966 when , still a lieutenant , he was made by President Francois Tombalbaye prefect of the key Bourkou-Ennedi-Tibesti -LRB- BET -RRB- region , which France , Chad 's former colonial power , had evacuated only in 1964 , four years after the independence of the country .. Chad. Chad. French. France. Sara. Sara people. President. Heads of state of Chad. Francois Tombalbaye. Francois ( Ngarta ) Tombalbaye. Bourkou-Ennedi-Tibesti. Borkou-Ennedi-Tibesti Prefecture. region. prefectures of Chad. BET. Borkou-Ennedi-Tibesti Prefecture. He was among those accused of misrule by the French Administrative Reform Mission -LRB- MRA -RRB- in 1969 , for his contempt of Muslim traditions and especially of the dia , the blood wealth .. French. France. Administrative Reform Mission. Administrative Reform Mission. All the same , under Tombalbaye Djogo made a fast career and became general and Chief of Staff of the Chadian Armed Forces -LRB- FAT -RRB- , when he was arrested by the President on March 23 , 1975 in what was yet another of many purges in the army .. President. Heads of state of Chad. Chadian Armed Forces. Chadian Armed Forces. He did not remain long in jail  : on April 13 a military coup removed Tombalbaye .. Immediately freed from jail , the coupists offered him the presidency of the new military junta , but when he declined they asked Felix Malloum , who on April 15 assumed the position of new head of state of the country .. Felix Malloum. Felix Malloum. Malloum 's military government crumbled in 1979 when the Prime Minister Hissene Habre , a former Muslim warlord , broke with the President on February 12 and attacked the capital N'Djamena with his militia , the Armed Forces of the North -LRB- FAN -RRB- .. President. Heads of state of Chad. Hissene Habre. Hissene Habre. N'Djamena. N'Djamena. Armed Forces of the North. Armed Forces of the North. The army 's Head of staff , general Nguemourou , reacted weakly and finally resigned the command to Djogo on February 14 .. His authority was early contested by the colonel Wadel Abdelkader Kamougue , the head of the gendarmerie , the military police , which was the sole unit of the army that did not disintegrate in the battle ; and when the FAT , defeated , left the capital for Southern Chad on April 15 , Kamougue was in command while Djogo remained at N'Djamena .. Chad. Chad. N'Djamena. N'Djamena. Wadel Abdelkader Kamougue. Wadel Abdelkader Kamougue. gendarmerie. gendarmerie. The rift was becoming evident already in the second peace conference held at Kano in Nigeria between April 3 and April 11 , when all factions were invited to form a Transitional Government of National Unity -LRB- GUNT -RRB- .. Kano. Kano. Nigeria. Nigeria. Transitional Government of National Unity. Transitional Government of National Unity. Djogo was able to eclipse here Kamougue , and as a result Djogo was nominated vice-president of the new government sworn in on April 29 , as representative of the FAT .. President became Lol Mohamed Shawa , a protege of Nigeria , Habre Defense Minister and Goukouni Oueddei Interior Minister .. President. Heads of state of Chad. Nigeria. Nigeria. Lol Mohamed Shawa. Lol Mohamed Shawa. Goukouni Oueddei. Goukouni Oueddei. Djogo was also proclaimed commander-in-chief of the new armed forces that were to unite the old FAT and the militias .. The government did not live long , principally for the exclusion from the GUNT of important Libya-supported militias , which promptly formed a counter-government , the Democratic Revolutionary Council -LRB- CDR -RRB- , led by Ahmat Acyl .. Libya. Libya. Democratic Revolutionary Council. Democratic Revolutionary Council. Ahmat Acyl. Ahmat Acyl. Also , many countries refused to recognize the new government  : Djogo experimented this personally at the 6th Franco-African Summit held at Kigali on May 21 and May 22 .. Franco-African Summit. Franco-African Summits. Kigali. Kigali. Djogo had been entrusted with leading the Chadian delegation at the summit , when doubt on the GUNT 's representativity voiced by a number of delegates brought to the abrupt departure of the Chadians .. Bye mid-summer it was clear that the end of Shawa 's government was at hand .. Nigeria opened new rounds of negotiation for the formation of a more comprehensive government ; after a first failure , the second conference held at Lagos was more successful , and all factions , including the CDR , signed the Lagos Accord on August 21 .. Nigeria. Nigeria. Lagos. Lagos. Lagos Accord. Lagos Accord. As a result , o new GUNT was formed on September 3 , with Goukouni as new President and Kamougue vice-president .. President. Heads of state of Chad. Djogo tried to politically reemerge by attacking Kamougue .. The occasion came on March 1 , 1980 , when he promoted in N'Djamena a manifesto for the formation a unitarian decentralized state , but he obtained little support for it , mainly some officers that had not followed Kamougue in 1979 and also some functionaries tied to the former Tombalbaye Regime .. N'Djamena. N'Djamena. Tombalbaye Regime. The Tombalbaye Regime. When Habre , who had broken with the GUNT in 1980 , conquered N'Djamena in 1982 and made himself new President , the other northern factions of the GUNT refused to surrender and reunited their forces in the BET Prefecture .. President. Heads of state of Chad. N'Djamena. N'Djamena. BET. Borkou-Ennedi-Tibesti Prefecture. Prefecture. Prefectures of Chad. While Goukouni remained its president , its military forces were united under the command of Djogo , who proved himself an able general defeating Habre 's forces at Gouro and Ounianga in 1982 .. He was also the nominal commander of the GUNT 's new army , the National Liberation Army -LRB- Armee de Liberation National or ALN -RRB- , which with massive Libyan man support inflicted a crushing blow to Habre 's forces between June and August 1983 .. In 1984 Djogo broke with the GUNT , unhappy of its internal disputes .. He formed in Paris in 1985 the Democratic Front of Chad -LRB- Front Democratique du Tchad or FDT -RRB- , a coalition of groups that opposed both Goukouni and Habre .. Chad. Chad. Paris. Paris. Democratic Front of Chad. Democratic Front of Chad. But Habre was able to win over the party in peace talks held at Libreville in Gabon under the patronage of the President Omar Bongo , which included also Alphonse Kotiga 's Codos and Acheikh ibn Oumar 's CAC-CDR .. President. Heads of state of Chad. Libreville. Libreville. Gabon. Gabon. Omar Bongo. Omar Bongo. Alphonse Kotiga. Alphonse Kotiga. Codos. Codos. Acheikh ibn Oumar. Acheikh ibn Oumar. Djogo signed for his party on December 23 , 1985 .. In exchange Djogo became Minister of Justice , but Habre remains in full control with his National Union for Independence and Revolution -LRB- UNIR -RRB- sole legal party .. National Union for Independence and Revolution. National Union for Independence and Revolution. And even if Djogo insisted in a press conference held on March 4 , 1986 that the FDT 's goal was to restore democratic liberties , he remained unsurprisingly vague .. In mid-1988 he was shifted to the Ministry of transportation and civil aviation , and finally entered in 1989 in the Central Committee of the UNIR with other former opposition leaders .. His downfall came in 1990 with the ruin of Habre , who was overthrown by Idriss Deby ; from then he lost any political importance .. Idriss Deby. Idriss Deby
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