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Former Army Chief of Staff Sadiba Coulibaly, who died on June 22, was laid to rest yesterday, Friday, June 29, 2024, in his private residence in Magali Faraba district, in Dialakoro prefecture, Mandyaná prefecture. On this occasion, a large number of young people were mobilized to pay him their last respects. They bore witness. They testified to the achievements of the former number two of the National Democratic Council.
During questioning, Yakouba Magassouba spoke about the death of a great man before appealing to the authorities.
“The simple fact is that the character of General Sadiba Coulibaly protected us. We ask the transitional authorities not to forget us. The only person who covered for us was him. Sadiba died today. Once again, decision-makers only have to think about Mandiana, Siguiri… We pray to God to help us find someone who can replace General Sadiba,” he hoped.
Siaka Koulibaly mourns the death of his patriotic uncle. “We are very happy with the arrival of the remains of my uncle, General Sadiba Coulibaly. We rely on God for his death. He provided us with water pumps, schools and sanitation facilities. We pray that God will help us find his successor,” he asked.
Billy Nankouman Diawara spoke about the importance of General Sadiba Koulibaly in his homeland. “The death of General Sadiba affects Magali Fallaba, Mandiana, Siguiri and Kankan. This loss affects the whole Republic of Guinea. Personally, Sadiba Koulibaly did a lot for me. He did not give money to everyone, but his name covers all the sons of Magali Fallaba.”
Kany Mory Camara, a contract teacher in Magaly Faraba, recognises the good in the former Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces. “The death of General Sadibah Coulibaly has shocked me more than anyone. Today Faraba, Diarakoro, Mandiana and other parts of Guinea are mourning his disappearance. We are under the shade of a baobab tree. What he did for me in my capacity as a contract teacher is truly immense,” he said.
Boh Lanceï Koulibaly pays tribute to Sadiba Koulibaly and recalls the renovation of the Dialakoro County Secondary School College.
“Due to the death of General Sadiba Coulibaly, I ask the sons of Magali Fallaba to surrender to God. I am from Diarakoro, but today I have to attend the funeral of Sadiba Coulibaly. The high school we attended was dilapidated and he renovated it. It created jobs for many locals. During Ramadan, he helped families. For this, I ask all the sons of the local area to pray for the repose of his soul,” he requested.
Comments collected by Kaïn Naboun TRAORÉ and Abdoulaye N’Koya SYLLA for Guineematin.com
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