Well, here is what happened,
I left Juba for Kapoeta yesterday precisely at 9 am. As we reached Jebel Molok, the National security officers advised that we wait for a while as there was a problem a few minutes ahead of us and so we waited with another NNGO Land Cruiser vehicle.
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Welcome to South Sudan where a governor has the rights to persecute army generals.
Crime is punishable, however it shouldn't be taken by individuals.
#ssot@mach_plo47@Durieth_JM@Jongdiar@aleer_yuot
@akol_lam You politicians, Dr. Lam Akol inclusive both failed the country. Whatever Luol Deng and coach Ivey are doing is out of their passion for the country, if you guys had put the country first before your selfish interests we could be talking about different theory now. Don't mix it.
Our success aren't bound to be fix. If you are successful just enjoy and don't look down on those struggling, it is through struggles that people success comes.
N/B. Those born with silver platter don't bother me, since the term “struggling” ain't in your dictionary.
How do you undress somebody's daughter, mother or even a wife in public in the name of restoring order? Is order in the nakedness of a woman? Restore order by fighting the common known enemy and protect civilians life, choice of dress code doesn't kill ✌️🙌🙌 #SSOT
A rare photo taken in July 1993 at my Ops HQs around Kapoeta featuring the late Cdr. Youssif Kuwa talking to POWs. To his right are: 1st Lt. Ali Mayen (deceased) and myself. To his left are: A/Cdr. Arop Moyak (deceased) appearing in a yellow T-short and A/Cdr. Yasir Arman.