Kpirabe Residents Urge Government To Consider Developing Their Area
Kpirabe community headman Azkarlo Serzio has thanked the Member of Parliament George Costa Bamandara for being the only politician to have visited the area which lacks social amenities for the growing population. 18 February 2013 MP George Costa Bamandara. [Gurtong | File] By Nashion Joseph YAMBIO, 18 February 2013 [Gurtong]-The headman said that their children walk for long distances to acquire education. Serzio said there is need for a police post to be established in the area because the area is vast and with up to 975 households. In response to their concerns Hon. Bamandara said it’s his pleasure to visit the people of the area and he said that the government has not forgotten its citizens and that its only the issue of austerity measures which is affecting government activities more specially the SPLM policy of bringing services closer to the people. He urged the residence of the area to be patient and rally behind their government and support the SPLM party that’s working tirelessly to see that services reach the civil population although the austerity measures still prevails. He called on the Christians to pray for the government such that the current situation normalizes and called on every citizen on serious agriculture and send their children to school because children are the future of this nation. According to Serzio, the village lacks clean drinking water and the government has not opened roads in the residential area making the area untraceable. The residents have complained that the government has neglected them adding that government does not take projects to the area. Bamandara called upon the youth to strain from illusive and bad acts and start behaving well because if they fail themselves that means they have failed the nation. The MP donated 250 South Sudanese Pounds each to the Catholic and the Episcopal Church of Sudan (ECS) for church activities and 100 SSP for youth activities. Posted in: Home, Governance -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "South Sudan Info - The Kob" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
