Fangak state government relocates to Ayod town
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December 23, 2016 (BOR) - Fangak state government has relocated its
operational headquarters from the South Sudanese capital, Juba to the
state capital, Ayod.
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The map of Jonglei state in red
To implement the new move, however, the state governor, his deputy,
some cabinet ministers and members of parliament left Jonglei state on
Thursday for Fangak state capital by road in a convoy escorted by
South Sudan army.
Majority of them are seeing home for the first time after more than
two years since the South Sudanese crisis started.
Since the formation of the new state, its government has been
operating in Juba, with exception of the Ayod county commissioner who,
sometimes, operated from Ayod town.
Ayod was one of the areas badly affected by the conflict, which broke
out between South Sudan’s warring faction in December 2013, killing
thousands and displacing millions.
“It has had been long for us staying in Juba, and yet the state
government is not happy with how we stay here. It seems it was not our
fault, we are very ready to go to the state capital, whether is there
is nothing [on the ground], we can start with the tents”, James Lony,
a state official, said.
Fangak was one of the four new states formed from old Jonglei, through
a decree announced by the president.
Currently, however, a large part of the state territory is
rebel-controlled, with only Ayod town under the control of government
forces.
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26 December 10:56, by Son of Nuer
The are not yet arrived in Ayod town nor reach Kuachdeng Payam
they are still in Duk county , no way through ,the fearless military
deputy governor of Phow state H.E Peter Puok Koang and his
commissioners plus well train freedom fighters will not allow Mr.Kok
Ruei to enter into Ayod town
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26 December 13:04, by Wantedd Kidd
it had been long staying here in juba and yet the state Government
is not happy with us it seem it is not our fault....
hahahahahahahahahaha...
cry baby
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26 December 13:12, by Wantedd Kidd
Would James Kok Ruai step his dirty feet again on this Fangak land...?
Would this two murderers Gatwech Gai and Duoth Guet come back again..?
hahaha....
i can’t stop laughing
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26 December 13:19, by South South
They are in Ayod town already, let’s celebrate with them to
give them big support they need. 2017 will be a year of peace and
development in South Sudan.We need peace
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26 December 14:11, by Wantedd Kidd
South Sudan
You really suffering, spreading nonsense to the public
would never help you guys, barking 2017 would be a year of peace.
don’t you know
2017 Will be a year for juba gangsters to fuck their way
those of Makuey, Kiir and Taban
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26 December 13:25, by Lou Nuer The Great
hahahahahah this is white lie posted by dinkas,s illegitimate
gov,t to bost their moral wowowow how and in w/c way this
vampire,betrayal and dinka slave move to SPLA IO territory
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