Mabior Garang Mabior respond to Gordon Buay’s media release

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By Mabior Garang de Mabior

I used to think that gurtong could be trusted (see what I did there?)…but it seems that gurtong “trust” is part of the propaganda machine of the government..

I wonder what their interests is in misleading the people of South Sudan…I am writing this statement because of public demand for me to clear the air…the incident is a fabrication by government sympathizers…

I would like to assure the People of South Sudan and the world that the members of the SPLM/SPLA do not want Salva Kiir dead…we want him alive so that he may answer to the crimes that he has committed…for more information…credible journalists should contact the Ethiopian Authorities for clarification…

I am surprised that people take Mr. Gordon Buay seriously…seriously!!!

Photo: I used to think that gurtong could be trusted (see what I did there?)...but it seems that gurtong "trust" is part of the propaganda machine of the government..I wonder what their interests is in misleading the people of South Sudan...I am writing this statement because of public demand for me to clear the air...the incident is a fabrication by government sympathizers...I would like to assure the People of South Sudan and the world that the members of the SPLM/SPLA do not want Salva Kiir dead...we want him alive so that he may answer to the crimes that he has committed...for more information...credible journalists should contact the Ethiopian Authorities for clarification...I am surprised that people take Mr. Gordon Buay seriously...seriously!!!

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