Chuol Laam: Press Statement on my Return to Juba, South Sudan

Choul Laam Statement on Returning to South Sudan

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Choul Laam Statement on Returning to South Sudan (PDF)

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Dear All,

Please find attached my press statement on my return to South Sudan. I have been out of South Sudan for the past three years, since the beginning of the civil war of December 2013. Today, I’m announcing my return to Juba, to assist in the peace and reconciliation campaign.

South Sudan is at a juncture peace or of unstoppable ethnic wars. I believe that there is hope and we as citizen of South Sudan and in particular Youth should engage ourselves more for the sake of the country and our future.

Sincerely,

One People, One Nation!
I’m proud to be a South Sudanese!
God bless our Leadership,
God Bless the People,
God Bless South Sudan
Choul Laam
Former Chief of Staff of SPLM Secretary General
+254 716 166 656; choul Laam <choullaam@hotmail.com>

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