Open Letter to South Sudan’s Governors: Covid-19 Pandemic should not Stop you from delivering on your promises
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Open Letter to South Sudan’s Governors: Regardless of pandemic diseases across the world, we won’t cease to speak out crucial truth in the region.
By Bullen Budish Bol, Juba, South Sudan
Tuesday, July 28, 2020 (PW) — Dear Governors when you were campaigning for gubernatorial posts, there were four groups of people who like you to be nominated in the current office and rally behind you therefore, the four team are as follows,
1- First group decided to work hard day and night for your success to attain this position. They consulted president of republic of South Sudan his excellency Gen. #Salva_Kiir_Mayardit on your behalf and other dignitaries who might get president with ease perhaps when you secure this office they have already requested you to rewarded them with either ministerial post, commissionership or any of their wishes in the state.
2- Secondly, others who were working in the defunct states might have grabbed or looted compact majority resources and now they may think of bribery that our clean newly appointed governors who took oath and pledged to work with pure hearts as country’s servants be lure or entice of money as bribing inorder for one to win governor’s trust to be appointed in his or her demand position.
3- Thirdly, there is a redundant group from the ground who might have attached themselves with community’s chiefs, elders and bottom public who beliefs in the name of recommendation to any position without papers.
4- Further more, there are those who claimed to be sons and daughters of the land or uncle job reliers who are very ignorance that their uncles will use political position to depress Hon. governors to nominate their siblings blindly in their desire positions.
As writer of this article, I would like to give you task dear Hon. governors in order to go and think about it. It’s upon you to form your gorvernment as per above mentioned demands so that later on when you failed the state or nation, public will pinpoint fingers on you and credit you as rubbish governor and lose other political positions ahead or you sit and select good advisers who may help you select good administration that will enrich your political portfolio when passed in governance.
Finally, as a son of this country I would like to salute his excellency Gen. Salva Kiir Mayardit for his wise decision to nominated you dear Hon. governors. The ball is in your net now.
The writer of this article is a third year student in Juba University, school of Natural resources and Environmental Studies, Department of Geology and Mining who hailed from central part of the country. He can be reach through the following addresses. Email: pinynhombol@gmail.com
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