Adrien Houngbédji

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• Il n’y a de richesse que d’hommes

Adrien Houngbédji
Prime Minister of Benin
In office 9 April 1996 –14 May 1998

v t e Prime ministers of Benin
French Dahomey (1894–1960)	Apithy
Republic of Dahomey (1960–1975)	Maga office abolished, 1960–64 Ahomadégbé-Tomêtin office abolished, 1965–67 Kouandété † office abolished, 1968–75
People's Republic of Benin (1975–1990)	office abolished
Republic of Benin (1990–present)	N. Soglo * office abolished, 1991–96 Houngbédji office abolished, 1998–2011 Koupaki office abolished, 2013–15 Zinsou office abolished, 2016–present
† Military     * Interim