Governor Urges Youth To Maintain Peace

The Unity State Governor Taban Deng Gai has arrived after being
engaged with the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) convention
in Juba.


 28 March 2013





Unity State Governor Taban Deng Gai. [Gurtong | File]

By Luk Riek Nyak

BENTIU, 27 March 2013 (Gurtong) - “The Government of the Republic of
South Sudan is 100 percent ready for the oil flow through Sudan and
urge the youth to maintain peace in the Country and to participate in
the nation building,” he said.

He added that the flow of oil which the two countries are committed to
implement will benefit all and South Sudan has sent a committee to
Khartoum to follow up on the issue.

Deng stressed that “youth participation in cattle rustling must be
avoided, by doing so we will be able to fight for the development of
our nation instead of spending more money on the insecurity related
issues.”

The SPLM Political Bureau is working very hard to put in place all the
basic documents for the party where the representative of women was
put to 35 percent and youth to 20 percent as these two are the
foundation and the root of the party and must be represented.

Deng urged the youth not to practice cattle rustling and that the
government of South Sudan has deployed enough SPLA to the border areas
of in Unity, Lakes and Warrap states where it was reported that
civilians raided cattle in the neighbouring states many of whom have
lost their lives and these forces will be there at all the time to
prevent the movement of criminals along the bordering states.

” The forces that we withdraw from the border areas with the North
will be used to carry out peaceful disarmament,” he said.

He urged the youth to participate in Agriculture.


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