Activism For Political Reforms - A4PR

“Whoever would overthrow liberty of the nation must begin by subduing the freeness of speech,” Benjamin Franklin.

How far are we my South Sudanese people?

It is only in South Sudan that people become more popular after dismissal. Their importance is not felt when they are still there to serve. How many people pledged allegiance to Gen. Paul Malong while he was army chief and how many did so after he was sacked? The number on the latter side are considerably more than the former. And that is called hypocrisy.

And before that, he was seen as being too ambitious for politics, divisive and a warmonger who is incapable of leading. So what miracle has just happened with his dismissal that makes him fit for the purpose?

People became so revered and celebrated after the 2013 war but before there was little known about those army generals or government officials. He who is known for bad things is called notorious, so we are in South Sudan followers of notorious people and not followers of visionary leaders. I can conclusively say; the followers of G10, IO, Malong, Dr. Riek are followers of notoriety?