Wau County headquarters relocation to Bagari has started: says Commissioner.
The Citizen Newspaper Juba, 24/1/2013 – The Commissioner of Wau County
of Western Bahr el Ghazal State, Elia Kamilo Dimo told the Citizen
newspaper yesterday that the relocations process of the headquarters
to Bagari Payams has started.
According to the commissioner, the process of the deployment of the
organized forces has started with the police unit which commenced
earlier on Tuesday and other organized forces are on the preparation
to go there too, especially prison and fire brigade.
The state government is extremely committed to ensure that the
relocation of Wau County headquarters is completed though there is
financial backdrops but added that will be able to use the little
resources available to build necessary infrastructure that are needed
in the area.
The commissioner appreciated the understanding that has been reached
between the government and the people of Wau County who opposed the
relocation of the headquarters to Bagari in the beginning, but they
are now part and parcel of the process.
“The government did its part diligently to sensitize the public about
the importance of the decision of the County headquarters’ relocation
to Bagari as an intention to bring services close to the people,” he
said.
“The communities who were previously at loggerhead over the policy of
the headquarters transfer which led to loss of innocent lives are now
expressing readiness to reconcile their differences and move forward
to building consensus among them to ensure peaceful co-existence as
before,” the commissioner said.
Dimo said that the peace and reconciliation committee headed by state
peace advisor Efisio Kon Uguak held series of peace dialogue among the
communities, and said the people embarked on healing process.

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