President Kiir should step down in peace

Peter Gai Manyuon [File photo]

By Peter Gai Manyuon

*December 6, 2013 (SSNA) --* The autonomy of South Sudan came from a
background of civil war which might not be forgotten by the generations to
come, many people have been lost during the liberation struggle and most
children have no parents at the movement and above all, the death was
caused by the issue of looking for *“Freedom”* from the most known dictator
of the Northern Sudan.

More so Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) was signed on the 9th of
January 2005 in Naivasha Kenya, Referendum was conducted where 99% of the
South Sudanese voted diligently for the separation and on the 9th of July
2011, South Sudan was pronounced as a new Republic in the horn of Africa
and the world at large ,gave recognition to the South Sudanese people.

Hence, looking above all those issues that South Sudanese people
participated in, can you tell me Kiir can be President and he had failed to
restore peace and harmony among the people of South Sudan by observing the
democratization process, like respect for the rule of law and human rights?
South Sudan as the new Nation had turned to be a Country rule by orders and
decrees that just incite people in one way or the other. Where on earth
will you find a Press Secretary can be appointed using a Republican decree?

Based on my experiences and my visitations to other Countries, I never
heard one day that, Mr. so and so was appointed by a decree as  office
manager or Press Secretary. From this snap shorts I would say Kiir is
Incompetent, corrupt, tribalist and a dictator who deserve to be push out
from the power by the use of ballot papers and using intelligentsia which
had good strategies accompanied by serious monitoring and evaluation from
the people of South Sudan.

We all know that General Salva Kiir Mayardit came to power after the death
of the late Hero Dr John Garang de Mabior in 2005 up to date, other people
thought Kiir cannot be a leader one day by then and other viewed him as a
person with a good luck in  him, however in 2010 election he was challenged
by Dr Lam Akol Ajawin who was the flag bearer of the Sudan People
Liberation Movement for Democratic Change (SPLM-DC) and President Kiir was
a flag bearer of Sudan People Liberation Movement (SPLM) and Kiir was
declared winner due to the collusions that he made with Dr Machar and James
Wani Igga and other South Sudanese politicians by that time because him
alone lack diplomacy and good approach to the entire publics of the
Republic of South Sudan, his image had become useless to the public’s
because his repetition alone is taking back the politics of the new nation.

President Kiir of the Republic of South Sudan should give power freely
because he had lack leadership skills and approaches in him; the party has
lost its vision because no convention that took place up to this movement.

Moreover leaving the power like the way Mahahad Gadafir was handled in 2010
in Libya will not be good to the President Kiir therefore his only way is
to step down peaceful and charged with the killing of the late Isaiah
Abraham who was killed by his security agents and he never brought the
culprits in to book*. *

*Projections*

Incase Kiir step down from the power; he will be investigate for the
serious corruption that had become motto in his government beginning from
2005 to date, because the 4 million dollars that had been lost during his
regime will be ask one day by the entire citizen of South Sudan even the
International Communities will be at the neck of the Republic of South
Sudan.

The issue of insecurity that had taken almost many people from 2005 to date
will be also counted to him and therefore, he will be question by the
International Community due to the killing of the late Isaiah Abraham which
is in all books globally.

*In conclusion*, I don’t wish Mr. President to quit power like the way
former African Leaders leave the power beginning from Charles Telar and
Muhammad Gadafi of Libya who’s his death disappointed many in the Sub-Sarah
Africa at large.
*The author is Independent Journalist who had written articles extensively
on the issues of Democratization, Human rights: he is currently lives in
Nairobi Kenya; you can contact him through; [email protected]
<[email protected]>*

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