How did French authorities respond after the Kongo-Wara rebellion was suppressed?

Following the suppression of the Kongo-Wara rebellion (1928–1931), French colonial authorities took punitive and restrictive measures against the local population. The leaders of the uprising were imprisoned and executed. Furthermore, the administration forcibly relocated Central African populations into colonially designated villages, a strategy intended to ensure the inhabitants could be more easily monitored and supervised by the colonial government.12