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31/07/2025
Ustaz John Garang Ayii: The Silent Power Behind BorDA Team’s Victory in Bor Community Youth Association Elections
By Elijah Khot-Adhueng Pakeny Ajok Kuer (MC Ekaka)
Firstly, Congratulations to Elijah Manyok Jok, The elected Chairperson of BCYA-Juba,
In the recent Bor County Youth Association Elections, the BorDA team emerged victorious, an accomplishment that has stirred admiration and curiosity across the Country. While the victory might appear to be the result of active campaigning and visible leadership on the ground, including the great role played by the Campaign Manager Mr. Majok Makeer Malual, a deeper look reveals the significant, yet understated, influence of Ustaz John Garang Ayii who was the Deputy Campaign Manager and regarded in this publication as the "silent power" behind the successful campaign and victory.
A Strategic Visionary leader and Mentor
Ustaz John Garang Ayii’s role in the BorDA team’s triumph cannot be overstated. Known for his strategic thinking, mentorship, and unwavering commitment to youth empowerment, Ustaz Gayii has historically been a guiding force behind many successful candidates in BCYA Elections since 2021. His deep understanding of local dynamics, networking and public relations, coupled with his experience in leadership development, made him an invaluable asset to the campaign team.
The Power of Influence and public relation
Although he maintained a relatively low profile during the election period, Ustaz Gayii’s influence was evident in the unity and motivation of the BorDA team. Many team members and supporters attribute their confidence and cohesion to his mentorship. His counsel on campaign strategies, community engagement, and youth mobilization helped shape a campaign that resonated with the aspirations of Bor County’s youth. The fact that he comes from mighty Jalle payam, grew up in Baidit payam, having vast network of friends in Makuach and Anyidi Payams and being one of the most respected in-laws of Kolnyang Payam (Married from ChueeiKeer) have largely contributed to influencing majority of voters through this merits
A Legacy of Youth Leadership.
Ustaz Gayii’s role was primarily behind the scenes in coordinating efforts, providing wisdom, and ensuring that the team remained focused on their goals. His ability to rally support through quiet persuasion, combined with his reputation as a respected scholar and community leader, created a ripple effect that strengthened the team’s resolve and outreach.
Throughout his career, Ustaz John Garang Ayii has championed youth empowerment and community development. His involvement in education and capacity-building initiatives has left an indelible mark on many young leaders in Bor County. The recent electoral victory is seen by many as a continuation of his legacy, an affirmation that genuine leadership often manifests through mentorship and support, rather than loud public displays. He won with Bior Kuer 2021, Won with Akur Majeep, 2023 and finally in 2025 with Elijah Manyok. As much as I know that he soon transiting from the youth given his age, He will continue to inspire and mentor the youth leaders in Bor County, Jonglei State and South Sudan as a whole.
Conclusion
While the spotlight may have shone brightly on the elected leaders of the BorDA team, it is clear that Ustaz John Garang Ayii’s silent but strategic influence was instrumental in securing their victory. His role exemplifies how true leadership often resides in the quiet power of mentorship, wisdom, and unwavering support. As Bor County moves forward, the community can look to Ustaz Gayii as a testament to the impact of dedicated, behind-the-scenes leadership in shaping a brighter future for its youth.
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