President Kiir Urges New Warrap Governor to Break Cycle of Violence

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President Salva Kiir Mayardit has called on the newly appointed Governor of Warrap State, Francis Marial Abur, to take immediate and decisive action to end the ongoing violence that has marred the region for years. In a strong directive issued on Friday, Kiir underscored the critical role of Marial in fostering peace and unity among the communities of Warrap.

“You must find amicable solutions to the issues in Warrap,” President Kiir stated during a meeting with the new governor. His comments came as he highlighted the dual responsibility that Marial carries, emphasizing the importance of his political authority and his stature as a community elder.

The President’s message resonated deeply within the community, particularly among intellectuals from Warrap, who voiced their hopes for a new era of collaboration and healing. Local leaders are eager for the governor to unite the fractured communities and engage in dialogue with all stakeholders.

“We believe that Governor Marial has the potential to bridge divides and promote peace,” one local academic shared, expressing optimism that the governor will prioritize collaborative efforts to address the grievances that have fueled conflict.

President Kiir’s remarks also included a poignant plea for an end to revenge conflicts that have disrupted lives and stability. “Our society must prioritize the safety of vulnerable groups such as women, children, and the elderly,” he urged, highlighting the need for a secure environment to foster growth and development.

The Head of State’s appeal underscores the urgency of building a peaceful environment in Warrap, directing Governor Marial to act as a leader and a community elder. With the governor’s proactive engagement and commitment to dialogue, there lies hope for a brighter future for the residents of Warrap State.

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