Front Henri Konan Bédié, President of the Republic of Côte d'Ivoire Berhanu Dinka, Special Envoy of the United Nations Secretary-General for Sierra Leone Adwoa Coleman, representative of the Organization of African Unity Moses Anafu, representative of the Commonwealth Organization Results The National Commission for the Consolidation of Peace was set up, but accomplished little or nothing. The Neutral Monitoring Group was supposed to number 700, but the RUF objected, proposing it consist of only 120 monitors, and agreement could not be reached. Then RUF spokesmen and supporters of the Commission for the Consolidation of Peace, Fayia Musa, Ibrahim Deen-Jalloh and Philip Palmer, attempted to overthrow Sankoh as leader of the RUF after Sankoh was arrested in Nigeria. The three were captured by RUF forces, and Sankoh consolidated power in the RUF. A military coup on 25 May 1997 by Johnny Paul Koroma, leader of the newly formed Armed Forces Revolutionary Council, resulted in an alliance with the RUF. This was certainly the death knell for any hope of peace stemming from the Abidjan Accord. References External links Text of all peace accords for Sierra Leone, UN Peacemaker Peace treaties 1996 in Sierra Leone Treaties of Sierra Leone Treaties concluded in 1996 Sierra Leone Civil War