Kiir, your resume speaks volume for itself: your leadership is a complete disaster, the circumstantial nagging issues continue to plague us as years passed us by without an end in sight.
John Garang did exactly that for 21 years while living on scraps while you are living in luxury in Juba, and yet the chaos continues to proliferate each brand new day.ĭuring the public viewing of the late James Ajongo Mawut, Salva Kiir said the opposition groups were calling for impossible demands. How did he use to manage to motivate starving soldiers who didn’t receive any salaries as compared to their counterparts in the North. John Garang de Mabior had it worst than you. Kiir! Your predecessor in South Sudanese politics, Dr. Had we save the petroleum proceeds, our people wouldn’t be living on hand-outs from the UN these days, would we? And yet you continue to say it is not easy being the president! Come on Mr. The only visible developmental initiative of value is the Juba – Nimule Highway which was developed by the funds provided by the USAID. After twelve years back to Juba, 98 percent of the population still receives water from commercial tankers, whereas by the year 2004, twelve years after South Sudanese have taken refuge there no one was still receiving water from commercial water tanks in Kakuma Refugee Camp in northern Kenya. From 2005 to 2013, $12 billion was collected from the oil proceeds, and yet it is only 2% that receive tap water in the capital Juba. Shortly after the signing of the CPA, politicians were seen carting away money in boxes and every nameable enclosed container. Before the onslaught of the current political crisis, Kiir’s military solution to renegade generals was to quickly integrate them back into the mainstream South Sudanese military, because he didn’t know the proper way to create a conducive environment so they won’t be able to return to the insurgency and create a fertile environment for newer militant insurgent groups. That is why since 2005, we have had numerous insurgency starting from the likes of the late George Athor, Peter Gadet, David Yau Yau, Riek Machar, Thomas Swaka and Joseph Bakosoro. Combating security challenges that are engulfing our nation do not play into his natural strengths of being naturally a shy person. With Salva Kiir being a natural introvert, he loathes criticism because he sees it as an infringement on his principles and worth. And by talking to these varied groups of people, he gets to be pulled from one corner of South Sudan to another different dimension altogether. This sole power that comes with being the president of South Sudan is one of the most cheerful things that he so much adores. All kinds of people whether they number in an entourage or a few people in number want to see and talk to the person with the highest position in the land. Another significant reason of why South Sudanese and opposition parties, in particular, do not want to leave their lives to be dictated by the perpetual dull whims of Salva Kiir is that he loves to listen to just about anybody. Kiir, that is why they continue to linger around whereas those of Majak da Agoot, Pagan Amum, and Joseph Bakosoro are a planet away from the discussion table. These sycophantic groups of opportunists do not question the conscientious rule of Mr. Salva Kiir surrounds himself with the likes of Jieng Council of Elders (JCE), the former Khartoum politicians and formerly with Paul Malong Awan when he was popularly known as King Paul. (PW) - The first method for estimating the intelligence of a ruler is to look at the men he has around him” – Niccolò Machiavelli. Jobs Contain job vacancies and openings for South Sudanese Nationals.Submitting your Opinion Article (s) to the Editor.People profiles of prominent leaders and people.Photos A collections of South Sudan and Sudan maps, and South Sudanese pictures.Socio-Cultural materials dealing about social and cultural issues.Basic Facts about the Republic of South Sudan.History This section contain important documents that underpin the history of South Sudan.Speeches Speeches delivered by South Sudanese leaders, African leaders or by World leaders on very important occasions.Books These are the assemblages of Books written by South Sudanese or foreigners about either the conflict and wars of Sudan when it was still one country or about South Sudan as an independent state or as a region before independence on July 9th, 2011.
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