Dissikou is a village situated in Nana-Grebizi Prefecture, Central African Republic.
History An alleged Anti-balaka threw a grenade at a convoy of Muslims in Dissikou on 29 April 2014, killing two and injuring six people. Ex-Seleka and Fulani militia attacked Dissikou on 10 May 2014 and burned 13 civilians to death in their homes. Due to the attacks, the villagers fled to Kaga Bandoro. Anti-balaka ambushed cattle truck heading to Bangui on 20 September and killed five Muslims after hiding.
An Armed group stormed a convoy of livestock trucks escorted by MINUSCA on 29 October 2016, injuring two soldiers and two militias. Nevertheless, the trucks managed to reach Sibut.
Education There is a school in the village.
Healthcare Dissikou has one health center. In 2021, the health center was rehabilitated.
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