Faced with the refusal of Colonel Katé for both the money it does not have and for the coup, Chairman Tsikata offers to finance everything himself, provided an agreement is signed between him and the beneficiaries of the planned coup. In addition, Tsikata said that the Ivorian military officers living in Ghana had lida daidaihua no active role to play in the scenario of the coup because he had at its disposal 800 mercenaries already positioned in Abidjan to do the "job."
Obviously, Katé Gnatoa yields to temptation, as the man seems determined to help Ivorians who want to "fix" the humiliation made to the Ivorian army. Along the way, some Ivorian military also bite the bait. Katé is their leader. Others express their disagreement for this operation as it is not in their vision. They try to discourage those "convinced" by chairman Tsikata, in vain. At the end, a message proclaiming a coup d’état in C?te d'Ivoire is recorded and burned on a DVD. The shooting took place in the office of Chairman Tsikata.
From the outset, the man rubs his hands and immediately informs the sponsors of the operation in Abidjan, that is to say Hamed Ouattara and Ibrahim Bakayoko nicknamed photocopy that the plan is on track to success. According to the confession made by Chairman Tsikata, the two stage directors and producers of the film travel to Accra to give him money, taken from the Ivorian taxpayer pockets.
It is with this money that Chairman Tsikata was able to make military uniforms by a tailor in Ghana, buy military footwear, obtain the Ivorian flag and put in place a setting worth a Hollywood script: Photo montage with personalities such as Presidents Obama, George Bush, late Atta Mills, the Queen of England, etc.. Just to lure his victims. The whole scene took place in his office. It is in his office that the military officers dressed in uniforms and wore the shoes provided by him. After the completion of the video shooting, Chairman Tsikata recovered uniforms and shoes and kept them to himself. The video obtained should be used for the message of the coup on the Ivorian TV, RTI, after the "coup."
After the recording of the "coup message," Tsikata Chairman insisted before the chief candidates of the coup, Colonel Katé, to keep the DVD. This is the evidence that Ouattara and his ice hot cool slimming gel regime were dreaming of and it is the source of all the wealth Chairman Tsikata sought to draw from the Ivorian treasury through Hamed Bakayoko and Photocopy. However, once the DVD produced, Katé, refuses to leave the disk in the hands of the executive producer, Tsikata. The Ivorian officer, visited by a late and fleeting lucidity, became suspicious of Chairman’s insistence. But instead of putting the DVD in a safe place and wait, he gave it to someone called Pierre who travelled from Accra to Abidjan, surely "to prepare the ground."