West Nile Bank Front

West Nile Bank Front
West Nile Bank Front
Leaders	Juma Oris (chief commander); Abdulatif Tiyua (deputy commander);
Dates of operation	1988 – c. 1997
Split from	Uganda People's Democratic Army
Headquarters	Morobo (until 1997)
Active regions	Northern Uganda, southern Sudan, northeastern DR Congo
Size	6,083
Battles and wars	War in Uganda (1986–1994); Post-1994 insurgency in northern Uganda; First Congo War; Second Sudanese Civil War Operation Thunderbolt (1997);

The West Nile Bank Front (WNBF) was an Ugandan rebel group under the command of Juma Oris.

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West Nile Bank Front
Leaders	Juma Oris (chief commander) Abdulatif Tiyua^[1]^[2] (deputy commander)
Dates of operation	1988 – c. 1997
Split from	Uganda People's Democratic Army
Headquarters	Morobo (until 1997)^[3]
Active regions	Northern Uganda, southern Sudan, northeastern DR Congo
Size	6,083^[2]
Battles and wars	War in Uganda (1986–1994) Post-1994 insurgency in northern Uganda First Congo War Second Sudanese Civil War Operation Thunderbolt (1997)