Six ministers involved in S. Sudan crisis committee scandal
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March 8, 2016 (NAIROBI) – Nearly 60 individuals, who included at least
six South Sudanese ministers, officials, lawmakers and companies
benefited from funds meant to facilitate work of the Crisis Management
Committee (CMC), leaked confidential documents show.
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S. Sudan cabinet minister Martin Elia Lomoro (Photo KT Press)
The report Sudan Tribune obtained shows that out of the SSP 447
million disbursed to the CMC account, only SSP 84 million could be
accounted for, raising questions on the whereabouts of over SSP 360
million meant for the crisis committee’s work.
Headed by the country’s Vice-President, James Wani Igga, the CMCwas
tasked to assess the political, social, economic, security and
diplomatic effects of the conflict that broke out in the young nation
in mid-December 2013.Several government officials were part of the
committee, established in a decree issued 30 April, 2014.
The report details how ministers, military generals, political and
other government officials as well as business people received cash
payments from the CMC secretariat and the Bank of South Sudan in
complete disregard of the country’s Public Financial Management and
Accountability Act, 2012.
According to the report, the National Security Services in the Office
of the President, Obuto Mamur Mete, received SSP 5 million of the CMC
money, which was wired on account number 00269192001203 in Bank of
South Sudan on 5 February, 2014.
A separate payment of SSP 3.5 million was made to Mamur on 4 March, 2014.
Also implicated in the report is the deputy Minister of Information
and Communication Technology and Postal services, Akol Paul Kordit who
received a cash payment of SSP 444,345 on 22 January, 2014, the acting
chief administrator in the office of the president, who doubles as the
chief of state protocol at South Sudan’s presidency, Ambassador Bol
Wek Agoth who received USD ($) 173,594 for unexplained activities.
Others are President Salva Kiir’s daughter, Adut Salva Kiir, who was
paid SSP 14 million to supply fuel and other unexplained expenditures,
Machok Majong (Member of Parliament from Gogrial State), who received
cash payment of SSP 412,500 on 18 February, 2014, Hellen Andrea Juma
and Mabior Nhial Mabior (both senior cashiers at the Office of the
Vice President), who withdrew huge sums of money indicated on the bank
statement, but no accountability provided.
The reports also implicates the South Sudanese cabinet affairs
minister, Martin Elia Lomoru, parliamentary affairs minister, Peter
Bashir Gbandi, roads and bridges minister, Rebecca Joshua Okwaci and
their youth, culture and sports counterpart, Nadia Arop Dudi.
FULL LIST OF BENEFICIARIES OF THE CMC FUND
Hon. Obuto Mamur Mete Minister for National Security 8,575,000
Hon. Akol Paul Kordit Deputy Ministers of Information 444,345
Bol Wek Agoth Acting Chief Administrator, Office of the President 173,594
Hon. John Gai Yoh Presidential Advisor for Education 233,437
Hon. Bol Makueng SPLM Secretary for Information and Culture 91,896
Hon. Machok Majong Member of Parliament, SSLA 412,500
Hon. Beda Machar Deng Former Minister of Agriculture 197,024
Hon. Kwong Danhier Former Minister of Transport 47,996
Hon. Lang Tap Luom 20,170
Hon. Dr. Martin Elia Lomuro Minister of Cabinet Affairs 400,000
Hon. Dr. Nadia Arop Minister of Youth, Sports and Culture 9,592
Hon. Lily Albino Akol Former Deputy Minister of Agriculture 25,579
Hon. Rebecca Joshua Minister of Roads and Bridges 27,356
Hon. Mat Ruot Member of Parliament, SSLA 13,950
Hon. John Juac Member of Parliament, SSLA 22,560
Hon. John Manyual Member of Parliament, SSLA 13,950
Hon. John Chuol Member of Parliament, SSLA 26,900
Gen. Nang Chol 114,240
Jiath Yual 14,880
Hon. Ali Adian Member of Parliament, SSLA 43,400
Hon. Chuol Rambang Chairperson of South Sudan Peace Commission 31,000
Hon. Niota 25,000
Biong Mijok Deng 45,000
Deng Kuol Awor 18,600
Dr. Tilahum Hailemariam 649,400
Deng Mador Deng Office Manager to Presidential Advisor on Military Affairs
Hon. Gen. Awet Akot 130,800
Hon. Kom Kom Geng Member of Parliament, SSLA 148,500
James Daniel Chaung 605,000
Martin Mabil 10,146
Domai Gatpan 13,603
Mrs. Mary Paul 51,648
Nhial Daniel 17,862
Hon. Stephen Wiw Bichok Member of Parliament, SSLA 106,220
Mrs. Nyatut Mai 5,786
Biel Boutros Civil Society Activist 102,409
Stephen Yar 70,664
Peter Lam Both Former Governor of Latjor State 76,532
Deng Chol 70,545
Mrs. Cecilia Adeng Former Officer Manager of the President (now
Senior Diplomat at South Sudan Embassy in United Arab Emirates)
112,494
Hon. Peter Bashir Gbandi Minister of Parliamentary Affairs 21,924
Kueth Kong Kueth 26,075
Puok Bol Mut 24,303
James Gatkor Wedial 20,390
Mrs. Elizabeth Nyawai 17,468
Mrs. Adut Salva Kiir Daughter of the President 14,000,000
Mrs. Mary Yual Badeng 17,152
David Kueth 12,172
Kutin Bayak Gil 21,008
Sarah Benjamin Gabriel 34,560
Emelda Modi 48,500
Michael Chute Lul 33,120
Ali Atem Biar Jonglei State Coordination Officer 3,000,000
James Deng Wal Senior Cashier, Office of the President 4,000,000
Hellen Andrea Juma Senior Cashier, Office of the Vice President 26,690,416
Bosco Eluzai Mabe Private Secretary to the Vice President 1,000,000
James Deng Malim National Security Service Officer, Internal
Security Bureau (ISB) 2,138,336
Clement Vito 1,500,000
Mabior Nhial Mabior Senior Cashier, Office of Vice President 45,924,600
Bass Petroleum Ltd 600,000
Everest General Trading 2,000,000
Office of the President 25,000,000
Internal Transfer 47,694,663
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9 March 00:51, by jur_likang_a_ likan’g
The whole government is involved in mismanagement of the countries
resources. Change must take place.
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9 March 02:40, by Dinka-Defender-General
Well, everyone mentioned on this need to bring the public
money back. We, the South Sudan citizens knew about mismanagement of
public money, but no one was mentioned like this before. Thus, please
bring the money back on time. President Kiir, now you knows people who
took the money by their names. You have to hold people accountable
otherwise you need to step down and let other people take care..
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9 March 02:43, by Dinka-Defender-General
With integrity, my name is not mentioned anywhere. I am
please and I will keep doing what I have been doing since we got our
independent.
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9 March 05:26, by Tilo
Dinka-Defender-General
I agree with you, now that all the corrupt officials are
known, President should hold them accountable, freezing their account
both in country and foreign countries including confiscating their
properties. If president cannot managed therefore he should step aside
so that a competent person can take over and lock all criminals behind
bar.
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9 March 05:33, by jur_likang_a_ likan’g
Tito,
The fish starts to rot from the head to the body. Kiir
is not a saint. He initiated this mess. He should therefore go so that
South Sudanese elect a legitimate leader.
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9 March 07:16, by jengelon
Jur,Dinka,Tilo
I agreed with all of you but be a little bit fare Kiir
is innocent not now to step down we need him 1st to punished those
thieves harder triple the figures in front of each thieve in return
followed by a mass dismissal & imprison if necessary in fast move
before a mass defection either to UNIMES or IO camp to happen Kiir
cabinet is corrupt need to be dissolved ASAP
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9 March 06:26, by Akuma
Ant-corruption commission need to set up investigation to do
this case otherwise South Sudanese people are in mess. Whole
government involve in this case. So CMC was form to enrich certain
government officials
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9 March 03:53, by BigEgo
That is everyone in the Kiir govenment. Taking action against them
would mean stabbing himself in the foot. Kiir is stuck in a quagmire
and there is no way he is getting out of it unless he manages to
arrest all of those individuals and exile them. But then again there
is that loyal tribes that are willing to die or kill the innocents for
their idiotic/corrupt ministers when arrested. Sad!!
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9 March 04:03, by BigEgo
I used to blame Kiir, but now I don’t. As a president, what
can one do when the Ministers of national security, arm forces and so
forth.... are busy trying to fill up their bank accounts and taking
their kids to schools in other countries? Who else can be trusted to
enforce the law? A law is not a law till enforced...and those who
would be the enforcers of laws are the culprits.
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9 March 04:10, by BigEgo
The only answer to this malady will never be found through
rebellion or from Generals criticizing the same government they were
part of. The corruption tribalism did not start in 2013 but all the
way back to 2011 when only considering post-referendum period. Bad
governance can never achieved through killing the Dinka or the Kakwa
either....instead, the people of South Sudan united against the...
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9 March 04:17, by BigEgo
government, irregardless of whether the people in this
corrupt government are from our tribes or our cousins, uncles or
fathers. a prosperous Nation/Country is way...way better than a
successful Tribe in a failed nation. When we travel to other
countries, we are seen as South Sudanese. I would prefer to be a PROUD
south Sudanese from a beautiful, successful, and peaceful South
Sudan....
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9 March 04:23, by BigEgo
rather than being from a beautiful, successful,
and peaceful Nuer from a troublesome South Sudan. REMEMBER THAT!
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9 March 04:20, by lino
Wow!!! Still leaders and South Sudanese are asking why there is a
mess in the country?!!!
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9 March 06:20, by Lango2010
Bigego
you right this time around, it is clear that we are misled by
our so called politician turn thieves. so it is up to the youth of our
country either to united against wrong doers or support our tribes.
Any way we must do away with evil and lock in the culprit see for the
future leaders that can take us to the promise land. we are at mess
really, from top to bottom.
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9 March 06:17, by Bol Malual
Dear Management of Sudan tribune
As a citizen of South Sudan, I am concerned that you have produced
list of names without original documents attached that would show how
much was taken by who and why. What was the reason for 26 Nuer people
to receive such small amounts while the rest go with high amounts?
What is the reason for Nuer MPs and regular people to get this money
and not others in S Suda
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9 March 06:26, by Lango2010
I AM PROUD TO BE A SOUTH SUDANESE THAN BE MY TRIBE (LUO)
BWCAUSE I AM SEEING THAT MY TRIBE IS JUST LIKE ONE PART OF MY BODY AND
THE REST OF THE TRIBES MAKE ME A COMPLETE PERSON. JESUS SAID IF YOUR
EYE MAKE YOU A SINNER IT BETTER TO PLUG IT OUT THAN GO WITH ONE EYE.
SO IF SOME PEOPLE ARE FAILING OUR COUNTRY IT BETTER TO PUT THEM BEHIND
BARS AND BRING IN NEW ONE.
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9 March 06:44, by Thiep Mawien Thiep
A m I wrong to say that the whole government in the republic of
south sudan is involved in this scandale? Big shame!, i am happy that
the office of president is involved too. This move is the last move to
kiir’s downfall#kiir must go.
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9 March 07:11, by Eastern
It’s Kiir’s clueless supporters, who are even wallowing in abject
poverty, that have allowed Kiir to continue toying with Sudan Suadn
and South Sudanese resources. Kiir should have been long dumped in the
dustbin of history. Cry the beloved country!!!!!
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9 March 09:41, by South South
Eastern,
Kiir is going no where. Please prepare yourself to live with
that fact. This is not because he is the best, but taking him away
without clear plan will bring more suffering to our people. Libya and
Iraq are living good examples of our life.
For this list, it needs to be investigated first before firing
words up. When will Sudantribune becomes a reliable source of truth?
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9 March 07:55, by Theallseeingeye
so these are the people you are supporting? these are the people
you call government? these are the people you are willing to even
commit suicide just to make them stay in power? now that they are all
mentioned by names and even the amount that they embezzled, we want to
see accountability now. before they go and rebel against the country.
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9 March 08:03, by Theallseeingeye
cont..
but I am quite certain that they can’t held them accountable,
that can’t happened at all you know why? because these are tribesmen,
friends, family, daughters..etc and last but not the least he(Kiir) in
one way or the other is also involved which means he is one of them.
I have said it earlier that you have to get your hands dirty
in order to be trusted and remain in this gov.
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9 March 08:06, by Theallseeingeye
cont..
now where kuch now with his same old peoms or lyrics, what
can you say about that?
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9 March 08:32, by real Dinka
Kiir must be blame why he only approved those big amount to the
people that go and corrupts it rather than approving to they needy
people who are always dying of hunger in the country.
KIRr and Riek must leave peace achance
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9 March 08:48, by Freedom Advocate
Tears on my cheeks, Theft becomes a culture in south Sudan. They
have formed that organization (CMC) as a way of enriching themselves
while declaring famine in parts of the country. Begging international
donors always and nothing is done to the right beneficiaries instead
leaders steal the money and filled their private accounts to the top
and closing their eyes pretending things are well. Idiots!
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9 March 09:00, by aborigin
CMC, there are some names yet to come but ST make the list a bit
comprehensive by detailing whether the money was in Usd or Ssp.
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9 March 09:39, by Liel-le
I bet, if the names were not displayed - the whole saga was going
to be blamed on Dinka. Good Lord! The list is touching all including
women. Can we stop pointing fingers on communities now and start
advocating for regime change? These are just hungry hyenas
representing the entire nation.
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9 March 10:46, by jengelon
Thief is thief true list Dr.Martin 400,000+ Dr, Nadia 9,000+ Lily
Albino 25,000+ Rebecca 27,000+ & Peter Bashir 21,000+ Big shame no
body can believe this how can you line up with thieves especially
Nadia & Rebecca our precious ladies see your small figures proofed
that your conscious is not addicted even Bra Martin Sis Lily you are
not of that type urging you put it back & fix your broken reputio
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