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PG Machar, once known as a singer and musician, is now the most useless man among the Nuer people because he denies that the government is killing innocent citizens, including the Nuer community. My friend, this is not a political war; it is a meaningless and destructive war against innocent people. Useless

Singer PG Machar has proven to be completely useless for the Nuer people. Despite the government killing innocent citizens, including Nuer, he continues to support the government party.
A true leader should defend the people and stand against injustice. By siding with those who harm his own community, Singer PG Machar has shown that he cannot be trusted and fails in his responsibility to the Nuer people. Use man

the position of Paramount Chief Kuon Chot Lual. His denial that President Salva Kiir’s government is responsible for the killing of Nuer civilians is deeply troubling. Given the reality on the ground, it is hard to believe that he does not see the suffering and pain of innocent people. As a leader, he should stand with the truth and with the civilians who are affected, rather than ignoring their plight or prioritizing personal comfort over justice.

The SPLM/SPLA (IO) continues to hold 1st Lt. Gen. Simon Gatwech Dual Hoth, the former Chief of General Staff (CoGs), in the highest esteem. He remains a true liberator, visionary leader, and founding pillar of the SPLM/SPLA (IO). His historical contribution to the struggle for freedom, justice, and dignity of our people is undeniable and deeply respected.
Any positive gesture by Gen. Simon Gatwech toward reunion and reconciliation is warmly welcomed, without reservations, for it strengthens the collective cause of our movement and our people. The forces that have long sought to divide us, sow discord, and delay our liberation have failed miserably.
The struggle continues—firm and unwavering—for a just, peaceful, and democratic South Sudan, where all citizens are equal before the law.
WE MUST BE UNITED.
Viva SPLM/SPLA (IO)

Gen. Stephen Buay Rolnyang demonstrates responsible leadership through this press release. The letter clearly emphasizes the protection of civilians, discipline within armed struggle, and rejection of tribalism. By warning armed civilians to disengage unless formally enlisted, he shows concern for order, accountability, and the rule of military conduct. His strong message that the struggle is not ethnic or tribal, but political and military in nature, reflects a commitment to national unity and a people-centered vision for South Sudan. The letter highlights maturity, clarity of purpose, and a call for focused military objectives rather than harm to innocent communities. Overall, it is a principled statement that promotes responsibility, unity, and respect for civilians during a difficult period.
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