Equatorians Call For Unity Ahead Of Independence
Veteran politicians, church leaders, chiefs, and many patriotic
citizens of the Greater Equatoria Region convened today in a three
days conference at Nyakuron Cultural Center, Juba.15 April 2011
Delegates listening during the opening ceremony at Nyakuron Cultural
Center [©Gurtong]
By Waakhe Simon Wudu
JUBA, 14th April, 2011 [Gurtong] - Veteran politicians, church
leaders, chiefs, and many patriotic citizens of the Greater Equatoria
Region convened today in a three days conference at Nyakuron Cultural
Center, Juba.

During the conference opening ceremony keynote speeches, the three
States’ Governors emphasized on unity among the Equatorians ahead of
the South Sudan Independence day.

H.E Joseph Bakosoro, Luise Lobong, and Clement Wani of Western,
Eastern and Central Equatoria State respectively advocated on how
Equatorians should embrace unity and its importance to the region.

Bakosoro urged for peaceful co-existence among the leaders. Lobong
said that, unity of all the Equatoria people is not a choice but a key
ingredient. He reiterated that, unity of the Equatorians should be
based on respect and sharing of resources, while Wani urged all the
Equatorians to support and unite their leaders.

Hon. Manase Lomole, the Organizing Chairperson of the Conference said
that the objective of the function is to advocate for justice, unity
and prosperity among the people of the region.

Over 500 guests were expected to attend the function.

Veteran politicians, who serve in the Government of Southern Sudan,
GOSS, and Government of National Unity, GONU, were some of the key
personnel in the function.

Among them was the Anyaya One Veteran Joseph Lagu, Lt. Gen. Alfred
Ladu Gore the GOSS Presidential Advisor on political Affairs; Elias
Lomuro the GOSS Presidential Advisor among other leaders.

Representing the GOSS President as the Chief Guest of Honor was the
GOSS Presidential Advisor on Legal Affairs Justice Telar Deng. He
represented the GOSS commitment to address issues of the people of
Equatoria.

He also urged Equatorians to work together for peaceful co-existence
and unity for strong nation building of the new country to be.

South Sudan voted for an overwhelming session and will be officially
recognized as an independent Africa 54th nation. Manase said the
conference prepares the Equatorian region and perhaps Southern Sudan
ahead of the Independent recognition.

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