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27/03/2022

Keep in touch with those who make effort to remain connected to you ❤💆.

27/02/2022

I live, I love, I laugh, I cry. Im not perfect. No one is, not me or U.
~Marol Lang

29/01/2022

During slavery, it was illegal for Africans to read any book other than the Bible.

Anyone caught reading philosophy, science, governance, history, economics or any other genre of literature, faced the death penalty.

Why was this so?

The slave masters understood that the Bible was a tool to limit the thinking of black Africans and to keep them perpetually subservient.

They knew that to keep them in servitude they had to make them accept their lot as the will of God and have them thinking about the end of days, these things will keep them in perpetual servitude.

They refused to give them anything good but they gave them Christianity and the bible.

Over five hundred years later, the descendants of the slaves who were whipped, tortured, r***d and murdered, now confess implicit confidence in the same Bible. (a book hurriedly put together by Emperor Constantine in 325 AD when he decreed Christianity - an infusion of Roman paganism, Greek and Egyptian mythology" as the new State religion and his troops would violently convert most of the world's populations to this newly formed order by force and through violence. The Bible was central to the success of the trans Atlantic slavery.

On a trip to Cape Coast in Ghana 2010, I saw first hand the role Christianity played in slavery.

Slaves were first baptized and letters (signifyng their new names such as John, Peter, Isaac and other Christian names) engraved with hot metal in their backs - this was even before they learnt English.

While in chains, blood dripping from all over their bodies, they recited the Nicean creed, not knowing the meaning.

Biblical Verses used by Slave Masters to Justify Slavery

6:5
"Slaves, obey your earthly masters with respect and fear, and with sincerity of heart, just as you would obey Christ." lent divine credence to the predicament of slaves and consigned them to perpetual slavery.

6:9
And masters, treat your slaves in the same way. Do not threaten them, since you know that he who is both their Master and yours is in heaven, and there is no favoritism with him.

3:22:
Slaves, obey your earthly masters in everything; and do it, not only when their eye is on you and to win their favor, but with sincerity of heart and reverence for the Lord.

4:1
Masters, provide your slaves with what is right and fair, because you know that you also have a Master in heaven.

2:9
Teach slaves to be subject to their masters in everything, to try to please them, not to talk back to them,

1 2:18
Slaves, submit yourselves to your masters with all respect, not only to those who are good and considerate, but also to those who are harsh.

Revolting against the oppressors, was a direct rejection of God - so they were made to believe.

Today, many Africans know the Bible from the beginning to the end but they know little about themselves or ideas that can improve their lives. They can feel Jesus in their spirits and they are absolutely sure that Christianity is the only true religion.

They are waiting for an apocalyptic climax to humanity where a blue eyed, blonde haired Caucasian savior would appear from the sky at the sound of a trumpet, to save them from debilitating poverty, a dysfunctional system, diseases and imbecility. 500 years later, Africans are still languishing in profuse ignorance.

The damage has been done.

In the words of the late scholar Dr. Henrik Clark;

"To control a people, you must first control what they think about themselves and how they regard their history and culture. And when your conqueror makes you ashamed of your culture and history, he needs no prison walls and chains to hold you".

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27/01/2022

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Difference between "Contact" and "Connection"

An old teacher was being interviewed by a young professional. The professional started interviewing the teacher as planned earlier.

Young professional - "Sir, in your last lecture, you told us about "Contact" and "Connection." It's really confusing. Can you explain?"

The old teacher smiled and apparently deviating from the question asked the young professional:

*"Are you from this city?"*

*professional : "Yeah..."*

*Teacher : "Who are there at home?"*

*The professional felt that the teacher was trying to avoid answering his question since this was a very personal and unwarranted question. Yet the young professional said: "Mother had expired. Father is there. Three brothers and one sister. All married..."*

*The old teacher, with a smile on his face, asked again: "Do you talk to your father?"*

*The young professional looked visibly annoyed...*

*The old teacher : "When did you talk to him last?"*

*The young professional, supressing his annoyance said: "May be a month ago."*

*The old teacher : "Do your brothers and sisters meet often? When did you meet last as a family gathering?"*

*At this point, sweat appeared on the forehead of the young professional.*

*It seemed that the old teacher was interviewing the young professional.*

*With a sigh, the professional said: "We met last at festival two years ago."*

*The old teacher : "How many days did you all stay together?"*

*The young professional (wiping the sweat on his brow) said: "Three days..."*

*Old teacher : "How much time did you spend with your Father, sitting right beside him?"*

*The young professional looking perplexed and embarassed and started scribbling something on a paper...*

*The old teacher : "Did you have breakfast, lunch or dinner together? Did you ask how he was? Did you ask how his days are passing after your mother's death?"*

*Drops of tears started to flow from the eyes of the young professional.*

*The old teacher held the hand of the young professional and said: "Don't be embrassed, upset or sad. I am sorry if I have hurt you unknowingly... But this is basically the answer to your question about "Contact and Connection ." You have 'Contact' with your father but you don't have 'Connection' with him. You are not connected to him. Connection is between heart and heart...*
*Sitting together, sharing meals and caring for each other, touching, shaking hands, having eye contact, spending some time together... All your brothers and sisters have 'Contact' but no 'Connection' with each other..."*

*The young professional wiped his eyes and said : "Thanks Sir for teaching me a fine and unforgettable lesson."*

*This is the reality today.*
*Whether at home or in the society everybody has lots of contacts but there is no connection. Everybody is busy in his or her own world...*

*Let us not maintain just "Contacts" but let us remain "Connected." Caring, Sharing and Spending time with all our dear ones.*

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06/12/2021

List of 100 influential Youth of Wulu/Beli community in Lakes State - Rumbek

1. Gen. Mahmoud Solomon (Politician, Liberator, orator and philanthropist, senior member of the SPLM/A

2. Hon.Shadrack Bol Machok (Former Minister, politician, Teacher, Pastor, MP and Young visionary leader, option writer fluency in English)

3. Hon.Isaac Luka Manga (Former Minister, politician, Teacher, leader,Mentor and Army officer)

4.Zacharia Mangar Apeth ( Bishop)

5. Ustaz Maidodo Jr Juma (Teacher, Journalist, Politician, Humanitarian and senior Youth

6. Deach Yaka (Humanitarian worker, Politician, Socialism, Senior Youth and A teacher)

7. Marol Lang (CEO of New Generation Kids (NGK) South Sudan, Social worker, Politician, Humanitarian, philosopher option writer)

8. Alfred Taban (philanthropist, well trained and discipline Army officer, a loving man with pure heart 💜)

9. Dr. Banok Mourwel Deng (Medical doctor, teacher, A man with good heart 💜)

10. Daniel Tuka Dogol (Artist, Song Writer and Young leader)

11. Hon. Sidala Matet Machot ( Former Commissioner of Dufuct Bhar El County)

12. Peter Gol Jela (well Discipline Army officer, Well behaved Youth, young man of Tomorrow)

13. Aranj Yodo (acemadic gaint, Orator, Political,And his very good in English)

14. Hon. Simon Malual Deng (MP for Wulu County/ Driver)

15. Martin Ngula Simon ( former minister)

16. William Mayiei Marik ( Politician, Teacher, Army and senior Youth)

17. Hon.Khamis Maguen Magak ( Former of Bhar Gel County and SPLM secretary)

18. Hon.John Anei Michang (Former Commissioner of Wulu County)

19. Eng Manyiel de Yoo (Engineer, Education giant)

20. John Matuet ( Philanthropist, CEO of Wulu Rescue Organization)

21.Hon Akol Mourwel Deng (Politician, Liberator, orator and philanthropist, senior member of the SPLM/A)

22. Peter Magok (Business Man

23. Maluk Akoon Deng, (State Protocol director, former chairman of Rumyu - Wau, Humanitarian and Politician)

24. Anthony Geer (Teacher, Humanitarian and upcoming young leader)

25. Mabor Doboro (Philanthropist, Humanitarian and a business orinated person)

26. Peter Deng Tiu ( Adecamic giant, Young leader and an army officer)

27.Martin Sabah Manzar( Former SPLM secretary for Wulu County, Teacher, DG of account Rumbek center)

28. Emmanuel Bilpam ( Fluency in English, Adecamic giant, great Young Man)

29. Santo Tom ( Adecamic giant, international journalist, Young leader, Beli Australian citizens)

30. Akol Joseph ( Teacher, Humanitarian and Young leader)

31. Santino Moyo (Diplomat, politician and former president of Beli Youth Union in Uganda)

32.Dhour Akoon Deng (Strong promising leader, Administration and an Elder)

33. Simon Kol (philanthropist, CCUM Wulu Team leader in Wulu and Young leader)

34. Martin Isaac Kokoron (Leader, politician, Teacher and humanitarian)

35. Zacharia Mabor Bam (Philanthropist, Politician Socialism, Humanitarian)

36. Chol Buoi (SSNPS officer, Humanitarian, UN agency young educated leader)

37.Arkangelo Cham Abraham (Banker, Teacher, Young leader)

38. Jima Mango (philanthropist, Teacher, orator)

39. Thon Majok Wado (Writer, Orator Young leader)

40. Ayom Majur ( philanthropist, Humanitarian Great young Leader lady)

41. Awou Kobi Awou (Teacher, Administration, Politician Socialism Humanitarian)

42.Waiwai Ali ( Great leader, politician, Teacher and an Army officer)

43.Hon. Asunta Bouda (Politician, Teacher Doctor, Advisor)

44. Peter Tondo Hussien (Politician Humanitarian, Teacher)

45. Chol Majok panane (Best Artist and song writer)

46. Baranaba Jima Kakaya (Great young Leader, politician)

47 Gabriel Kokoron Jima (Medical doctor, Philanthropist, and an Army officer)

48. Josepina Bakita Bali
( First female from Beli to be in rolled in Makerere University)

49.Hussien Daffula (Office Manager office of Governor, WLS and Army, Khartoumer)

50. Philip Amoti Gabriel (Socialism, Great young Leader, Teacher)

51. Sunday Makam (philanthropist and an Army officer)

52. Saba. Michael
(Teacher, Clinical officer, philanthropist, and political analyst)

53. Khol Mourwel Deng
(political analyst,critical thinker, international journalist)

54 David Deng Antony, (Well trained and discipline Army officer, a great man, well respected by the his community)

55. Mbele Yekeke
(Humanitarian worker, Medical personal and self-respected young man)

56. Zacharia Dere Wanyi
(activist, Administration, Thinker and we'll organized young man )

57. Hon. Elizabeth Achol Bilpam
( Member of state assembly)

58. Zacharia Mayen Musa
(Political analyst, SPLM ideologue, Great leader with full administration)

59. Moti Mataba Yoro
( Teacher, orator and the only outstanding daughter of the great man Mataba Yoro)

60 Paulinho Dolel (Teacher and Humanitarian

61. Manyiel Mayen ( Humanitarian, High educated Young Man)

62. Deng Gideon (Teacher, Administration and self-respected personal)

63. John Aboki Johrdit ( Water 🌊💦 is life a long serving Wulu County Water departme64. Kiza Ayom Geer
(Teacher, Administration and high educated Young lady)

65. Nelson Mbio
(Long time serving teacher and political activist, former SPLM secretary)

66 Abraham Oyai
(Education department 🏬, politician and aTeacher)

67. Emmãñüël M. Jōhñsõñ (Philanthropist,DJ, Famous young man, Senior Youth)

68 Daniel Ramadan (Humanitarian, Teacher Administration and senior Youth)

69. John Muduri Maktab
(Teacher Administration Humanitarian and Politician)

70. Noah John (Captain, Well trained Army officer and well known)

71.Martin Majorok Maggot( Teacher Administration and Health personal)

72. Majok Mayen ( Head of Health department 🏬 of Wulu County)

73. Shadrack Tou Doboro
( former player, Young leader coach)

74 Mayom Jima Kuru
(Medical doctor, Philanthropist, Politician Teacher)

75. Fadala Bilal ( Agriculture Director, Humanitarian)

76. Mbele Ruben ( Chairman of Wulu Youth Association in Juba)

77. Ruben Sabah
( columnist and an advocate, Forestry department 🏬)

78. King Deng Akoon
(Founder of King Deng Foundation in United States of America)

79 Abala Joseph(Chairman of Wulu community in Juba, Khartoumer)

80 .Manyiel Akoon Deng
(academic giant specialized in free hand written, Intelligent officer of SSNPS)

81.Karlo Juma(academic giants, Administration.)

82. Chol Johrdit
( Man of wisdom, an Army officer)

83.Keu Manyiel
(Doctor, And historians)

84. Brown Mayø
(Mrs. And miss south Sudan, Song Writer and good Young Man)

85. Ruben Gonyo
(Cool young man, with pure heart 💜, Teacher, Administration)

86. Selim Abraham (Man of Wisdom, Health personal and self-respected young man)

87. Achol Khelil Machar
( Miss Beauty)

88. Prince Mark
(Humanitarian, educated Young Man, Fluency in English)

89.Adhel Thing Mangar
(Educated Young Lady, Member of Catholic church)

90. Kulang Ajach ( Option writer, great Young Man)

91. Peter Malap Kobi( Humanitarian, cool guy)

92. Jima Daffula
(Wulu commissioner SSOA and a Muslim)

93. Mathrew Akoon
( RRC Wulu, great man administration)

94. Juma Mading
(Outstanding administration)

95. John Dokada Ajiek

96.Akec Lengi
(Siminarian and we'll Disciplined Young leader)

97. John Sabit Dowara
( Well organized, and respected young man)

98. Akim Kol
(Medical doctor, Philanthropist Teacher)

99. Taban Chiir
(Current state Minister But on IO ticket 🎫)

100. Mangor Juma MAIDODO (Man of God, Mentor, Teacher and reformist of the society)

The above are the list of 100 Influential Youth of Wulu County in Lakes state - Rumbek. These are people believed by the panelists to have helped the community of Wulu County in different capacities and has no bad records of crime or other offended that may damage their reputation. (the most prime ones).

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17/10/2021

"Dating Many Girls is just a way of Confusing your Enemies from Attacking your main Girl. But ladies will not Understand This Strategy".

05/10/2021

President Yoweri Museveni has urged African Political leaders and the African people in general to shun the politics of identity that characterised most of the post-independence Africa noting that politics of identity that was mostly based on tribes and religions were counterproductive, diversionary and led to the emergency of many failed states in post-independence Africa.

The President was speaking yesterday at Meskel Square in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa were he addressed a mammoth rally of Ethiopian people that was also attended by many other African leaders to mark the inauguration of Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed for a new five year term.

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed had earlier in the morning taken the oath of office at Parliament administered by the Supreme Court chief Justice Meaza Ashenafi.

President Museveni who made the opening remarks for the Heads of State and Government said as an observer of African politics for the last 60 years, he had identified politics of identity especially of tribes and religions as one that greatly affected democratic and political progress of many African countries and hindered the continent's Social Economic Transformation and Development.

Museveni called upon the people of Ethiopia and the African continent in general to do away with politics of identity and focus on politics of interest and support leaders based on their political agenda as opposed to thier tribes or religious affiliations.

"I have been observing and participating in African politics for 60 years and politics of identity especially of tribes and religion to have caused many problems to many African countries including Uganda. Uganda just came up after we had shunned the politics of identity and substituted it with politics of interest and i would encourage Ethiopians to always remember that, " President Museveni said.

He commended the people of Ethiopia for conducting a credible democratic election and congratulated Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed for being given the new five year mandate to serve his people and country.

In his remarks Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed promised to work and bring total peace for all Ethiopians especially by ending the war in the Tigray region which he said had made Ethiopia pay a heavy price.

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17/03/2013

Freedom and Justices is what we are seeking in south sudan

17/02/2013

what story are u fellowing today.

01/01/2013

Wulu County- Lakes State My Lovely Home Town. God Bless Your People.