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Bulamu War
(Clockwise from top right) Tiwuran soldiers during the initial Crossing Offensive, Tiwuran tank regiment in Sud Magadi, Yemeti troops during the Battle of Buholaux, Yemeti troops marching through recaptued Musaza, Tiwuran infantry in June 1965
Date 1 June 1964-25 April 1966 (1 year, 10 months, 3 weeks and 3 days) Location Bahia Result Yemeti victory Status quo ante bellum Tiwuran President Chinwe assassinated Sets up stage for the First Tiwuran Civil War
Belligerents
Tiwura Supported by: Template:Country data Estmere	Yemet
Commanders and leaders
Obie Chinwe Reese Okparro Ndulu Johnathan Tobechukwu Jules Afani Ijendu Uchechi	Abner Oronge Anwar Motuma Major-General Ezera Biruh
Strength
389,000 soldiers	480,000 soldiers
Casualties and losses
Tiwura 78,000 killed 81,000 wounded 15,000 missing and captured	Yemet 55,000 killed 75,000 wounded 19,000 missing and captured

The Bulamu War was a war in Bahia that occured between 1964 and 1966. It was intiated by a the Tiwuran invasion of Yemet within the United Bahian Republic.

Names

The name "Bulamu" comes from the name of the river on Tiwura and Yemet's southern border, the Bulamu, which was river Tiwuran troops would cross at the initial start of the war. The term "bulamu" comes from the !Ganda word for life. In Tiwura,