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Nyo achieved independence from Kuthernburg on August 6, 1957 under the name People Republic of Nyo. Noyoian nationalist Lisa Neddas was elected the first Prime Minister, while Jose Nas-Basda became the first President. Conflict arose over the administration of the territory, which became known as the Nyo Crisis.

 

 

The Republic of Nyo is extremely rich in natural resources but has suffered from political instability, a lack of infrastructure, corruption, and centuries of both commercial and colonial extraction and exploitation with little widespread development. Besides the capital Bahati, the two next largest cities, Taji and Hamadia are both mining communities. CG Nyo largest export is raw minerals. As of 2020, around 420,400 Central Gondwanians have fled to neighboring countries from conflicts in the center and east of the CGN. Four million children risk starvation, and the fighting has displaced 8.2 million people.

The [[Armed Forces of Central Republic Of Nyo]] consist of about 186,000 personnel, the majority of whom are part of the land forces, also with a small air force and an even smaller navy. The AFCRN was established in 2010 after the end of the Second Congo War and integrated many former rebel groups into its ranks. Due to the presence of undisciplined and poorly trained ex-rebels, as well as a lack of funding and having spent years fighting against different militias, the AFCRN suffers from rampant corruption and inefficiency. The agreements signed at the end of the Second Nyo War called for a new "national, restructured and integrated" army that would be made up of rebel factions that would become part of the new armed forces.