Lakes State Party Chairperson opposition mounts

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November 1, 2012 (RUMBEK) - The chairperson of Sudan People’s
Liberation Movement (SPLM) in Yirol West County of Lakes state, Agok
Manyiel Dhieu, has told the press that he opposes the appointment of
Mabor Ater Dhoul by state party chairperson Daniel Awet Akot.


Mabor Ater Dhuol, controversially appointed as the Lakes state party
acting secretary (ST)
Dhieu called for Dhoul to resign immediately.

On Tuesday Akot held a meeting to resolve the widespread disquiet
amongst the state government, caused by his appointment of Dhoul to
the post previously held by Samuel Mathiang Keer. I resolution was not
achieved. Rather, the Lakes state SPLM assistant secretary for
political affairs, Malou Moses Majok, left the meeting saying he had
been threatened by Akot.

Dhieu said he rejects Dhuol’s appointment because does he not fully
understand the SPLM, as he was overseas during the Sudanese civil war.

The Sudan People’s Liberation Army were rebels which fought for South
Sudan against Khartoum until the signing of the Comprehensive Peace
Deal in 2005. The political wing of the former rebels now sits in
power in Juba as the SPLM.

Dhieu also said Akot had failed to follow the correct procedure in
appointing Dhuol’s appointment without consulting the State Liberation
Council (SLC).

Dhieu said, “we told comrade Awet yesterday that we do not want this
man to governance us – he said he is coming to transform the SPLM
party. His mission that he stated is coming to dismiss the Governor
and next he will go for stabilization of that state. We tell comrade
Awet that we will not recognise the appointment.”

Dhieu explained that “in 2006, you tell us that you are coming for
election, referendum and census – we supported you because of that
idea – now in this year you are ringing alarm bells”.

He called on Awet to reverse Dhuol’s appointment and allow the
decision to be made by the SLC.

In response to recent accusations that he had threatened a meeting to
asses Dhuol’s appointment by blocking local roads and posting soldiers
in the area, Awet said Dhuol will not assume his post until further
notice.

Dhieu charged Dhuol with rejecting the appointment of ministers Pur
Chieggan Dakbai and Machuor Marial Wol by governor Chol Tong Mayay in
April.

“Mabor has rejected our SPLM ministers in the Assembly – how can he
serve in a fair manner since his objected other SPLM members?” asked
Dhuol.

(ST)

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