All South Sudanese dishonored: Should the President apologize?

BY: Chier Akueny, Bishop Stuart University, UGANDA

NOV. 7/2011, SSN; First of all, I am here to register my innermost
sympathy to the disappointed population of South Sudan back home and
in all other corners whereby everybody feels animated with patriotism.
I saw lots of writings which condemn the decision of Mr. President and
his entire family for having given the first daughter, Adut Kiir, to a
foreigner.

Yes, Mr. President might be right at his own conscientious capacity as
well as at the level of his family but not to the emblematic echelon
of the nation as he is the truly symbolic leader of the nation. His
action, needless to say, should lead as exemplary.

The population of the new nation has fallen into serious gripe; this
incident has become the leading topic since such subjects are never
totally forgotten by the people and this subjective deflation was
actually originated by the emblematic leader of the nation, Mr. Salva
Kiir Mayardit, the President of the republic of South Sudan.

Surely, how can the President mistrust the whole nation to the extent
that he gave the First Daughter to a foreigner?

Also I fail to understand what our dear President meant at this stage
because, for him having not honored and respected the whole population
of South Sudan, including all those important and courageous tribes of
South Sudan who have been groaning with him since the time of Dr. John
Garang and as well as the pains they felt in his rule since 2005 up to
date?

Mr. President, I think we have very important sons of South Sudan who
can take and marry Adut Kiir without dithering.


Apparently, it is very imperative to highlight that the world has seen
the problem facing this young nation, South Sudan because our
respectful President, the symbol of the country failed to respect and
honor even a single person in whole population of South Sudan.
It is really so surprising to find that the First Daughter of South
Sudan had become a foreigner today, but what caused this disposition
is the lack of respect for his own people and the office he is holding
because Mr. President didn’t plan and think of what would be next if
he acquiesced to give our respectful First Girl to a stranger, an
Ethiopian man.

At this instant, however, it would be important for the population of
South Sudan to request our President to apologize to the Nation at
large, leave alone greater Gogrialists, the inhabitants of the native
land who lost their closest daughter to a stranger.

I can’t imagine their mood now, as we felt humiliated. I don’t know
for all his intents and purposes, but does our President want to
register a history of being the first President to give his daughter
to a foreigner in South Sudan?

Where has he ever heard of such a case for him to compare with? It is
really so ridiculous and downfallen case.


It is such a bombshell issue to put in memory. This has shown and it
has become evident to the citizens that our affairs have been hijacked
by the foreigners.
Mr. Salva Kiir failed to uphold our affairs. Mr. President, are we
really safeguarding our affairs, resources and the respect of a whole
nation?

We are bogged down culturally. We are really shocked and lack some
words to say since we became the nation of no directives and exactly
our nation is tainted.

Please we beg you to plan for an apology to the indigenous people of
South Sudan.

Dear readers, there are many wrong things to consider in President
Kiir Mayardit’s action:---


1.       Did Adut Kiir fail to get a husband in South Sudan beautiful
tribes enriched with wonderful cultures?

2.       Is it very reasonable for our President to use national
resources to make a beautiful wedding to a stranger, who is just an
asylum seeker?

3.       As concerned citizens, what can we do and say, for our
President to understand these issues, because if it is for me, I can
simply say that Salva Kiir should avoid arresting journalists who
publish the burning issues of the citizens, otherwise it would be wise
for Kiir to abolish what's so-called Media Laws, so that South Sudan
also becomes the first nation without media in the world and this will
be a very beautiful history that follows what he did.

4.       Fourthly, we are even worried of your life since foreigners
made full involvement in your family affairs to the extent that the
First Daughter was impregnated.
Does your security organ only know how to arrest citizens who talk and
write in the media?

Why don’t you train them to be protecting your home too like they are
guarding your office, Sir?


Finally, I would beg to broadly state the culpability of those Hon.
Ministers who misused and spent their time to attend the wedding
ceremony of Adut Kiir and Nardes.
This is really a questionable action against his leadership. If
President Kiir fails to respect the whole nation, therefore it was in
actual fact unwise to mess-up with him. This wedding would have been
beautiful if President Mayardit, First lady Ayen and daughter, Adut
and her husband, Nardes were allowed to do their own wedding party
without any significant involvement from fellow South Sudanese
citizens.

At this stage, we would simply say, Good bye Adut Kiir Mayardit, you
are now an Ethiopian lady and your father is a President of South
Sudan, what a disastrous and sorrowful state of South Sudanese!

Regards.

BY CHIER AKUENY, BISHOP STUART UNIVERSITY, UGANDA.
And a concerned citizen of South Sudan.
[email protected]



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