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Gatkuoth Gatdor, Juba (2026)

Name: Gatkuoth Gatdor
Address: Juba, SS
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29/04/2025

STATEMENT REFUTING THE ATTEMPT TO SOW HATRED BETWEEN NUER AND EQUATORIANS

Fellow citizens of South Sudan,

It is with a heavy yet determined heart that I write to strongly condemn and reject the malicious and deceptive tactics being employed by certain elements within the current SPLM-led regime—particularly those within the Dinka political establishment—who are shamelessly using individuals like Martin Elia Lomuro as mouthpieces to advance a dangerous “divide and rule” agenda. This agenda seeks to drive a wedge between the Nuer and our Equatorian brothers and sisters—a strategy that reeks of desperation, fear of unity, and moral bankruptcy.

Let it be known that the Nuer community sees through this strategy and categorically rejects any narrative or insinuation that we hold hatred or hostility towards our Equatorian compatriots. We are not blind to the fact that for years now, the SPLM system—heavily dominated by a small clique of Dinka elites—has used manipulation, tribal favoritism, state violence, and propaganda to pit South Sudanese communities against one another in order to retain power and escape accountability for the national suffering they have caused.

Equatorians have suffered land grabbing, political marginalization, and cultural erosion under this system. So have the Nuer, whose towns and villages have been razed, whose youth have been slaughtered in pogroms like the Juba massacre of December 2013, and whose leaders and intellectuals have been targeted or silenced. Rather than divide us, this shared pain should and must unite us.

We know that Martin Elia Lomuro does not speak for the people of Central, Eastern, or Western Equatoria. He speaks for the political survival of a system that has looted our nation's wealth, mortgaged our future, and trampled on our collective dignity. His recent statements are not a reflection of Equatorian sentiment—they are a reflection of the regime’s fear of the unity that is beginning to rise among the oppressed 63 tribes of South Sudan.

We the Nuer people extend our hand of solidarity and peace to the Equatorians. We honor your sacrifices. We respect your ancestral lands, your cultures, your struggle for justice and autonomy. We know you are not our enemy. Our enemy is the corrupt ideology of tribal supremacy and state capture that has crippled our nation since its independence.

Now more than ever, we must reject tribalism and political manipulation in all its forms. We must speak to each other directly as communities and build alliances based on truth, justice, and mutual respect—not through the lies of those who have no interest in peace.

To the youth of the Equatoria region and the youth of the Nuer nation: our liberation will not come through division—it will come through unity. Let us work together to build a South Sudan that belongs to all its peoples, where no tribe rules over another, and where justice is not determined by ethnicity but by the law and the will of the people.

Let us not allow the oppressors to rewrite our history or dictate our future. Their time is ending. Ours is just beginning.

United we stand, divided we fall

Regards

Abraham Gatkuoth Gatdor
Guit County-Unity State
South Sudan 🇸🇸

09/04/2025

Statement:

The peaceful atmosphere that allows children in Gakdong Payam, Akobo County, to freely engage in their cultural games is a powerful reminder of what South Sudan should strive for—a society where innocence is preserved, traditions are celebrated, and the next generation is nurtured in peace.

It is deeply troubling that while children in some areas can enjoy the safety and joy of play, others continue to live under the shadow of political instability driven by self-serving interests. Whether from the SPLM-IG or SPLM-IO, leaders must rise above factionalism and personal agendas. The lives and futures of our children must never be used as pawns in political games.

We call on all leaders to protect the sanctity of childhood, to prioritize peace, and to ensure that the safety and well-being of every child in South Sudan becomes the foundation upon which lasting unity is built. Let the laughter of children playing be the anthem of a nation healed—not the cries of those caught in the crossfire of greed and ambition.

Regards

23/02/2025

Subject: Congratulations on Your Well-Deserved Achievement, H.E. Gen. Taban Deng G*i.

Your Excellency,

I extend my heartfelt congratulations on your remarkable achievement in obtaining your Master’s Degree in Economics from the University of Juba. Your dedication to education, leadership, and national development is truly inspiring.

Your lifelong commitment—from liberation struggles to nation-building and infrastructural transformation—continues to serve as a beacon of hope for many South Sudanese. Your academic success is yet another testament to your unwavering determination to uplift our country and its people.

As a fellow student at the University of Juba, your journey encourages me and many others to strive for excellence, knowing that education is a powerful tool for positive change. Your example reassures us that we, too, can contribute meaningfully to the development of South Sudan.

Once again, congratulations on this well-earned milestone. May your success continue to pave the way for greater achievements in service to our nation.

Best Regards,

Abraham Gatkuoth Gatdor
Third-Year Student – UoJ-BBA
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 0915 404 041

Abraham Gatkuoth Gatdor Riak South Sudan Juba, Central Equatoria State abrahamgatkuoth@gmail.com +211915404041, +21192...

30/01/2025

Abraham Gatkuoth Gatdor Riak
South Sudan
Juba, Central Equatoria State
[email protected]
+211915404041, +211923730569
30th January 2025

Hon.Ayen Mijok Kiir
1st Deputy Speaker
Council of States
Juba, South Sudan

Dear Honourable Ayen Mijok Kiir,

I hope this letter finds you in good health and high spirits. I am writing to you with a sense of urgency and deep concern regarding some of your recent comments that referred Unity Oil Field located in Unity State-Bentiu as “Darbim.” I feel compelled to share my thoughts because I believe that such language could inadvertently lead to increased tensions and insecurity not only between Rubkona County and the Ruweng Administrative Area, particularly Parieng County, but also throughout the wider community in South Sudan.

As you are undoubtedly aware, the importance of our local identities cannot be overstated, particularly in regions with such a rich and nuanced historical context. It is essential to be mindful of how our words may influence perceptions and feelings among the people we represent. On January 29, 2025, H.E. Salva Kiir Mayardit, the esteemed President of the Republic of South Sudan, delivered a poignant statement regarding the tragic plane crash that occurred in Unity State-Bentiu. The President made it abundantly clear that the incident was rooted in Unity State-Bentiu, thereby emphasizing the need to uphold and recognize the region’s rightful identity. Such official acknowledgments serve not only as a historical record but also remind us of the deep connections that exist between our communities and their geographic locations.

In addition, I would like to bring to your attention the insightful remarks made by Eng. Ayuel Ngor Kacgor, the Managing Director and CEO of Nile Petroleum Corporation. His statements regarding the tragedy highlighted the profound impact that the incident had on the lives of the innocent staff of GPOC, as well as on the wider community within South Sudan. These sentiments resonate deeply as we reflect on the human element of such crises and the heavy toll they take on families and communities.

Given these significant reflections, I humbly urge you, in your capacity as the 1st Deputy Speaker, to temper your language and refrain from actions or statements that might sow seeds of discord between the communities of Unity State and the Ruweng Administrative Area. It is of paramount importance that we collectively work towards fostering peace and unity among the people living in Rubkona County and Parieng County. Instead of renaming areas that hold deep historical and cultural significance for the residents, let us focus on promoting a spirit of coexistence that is crucial for ensuring the stability of our beloved country.

I kindly advise you to prioritize the welfare of your constituents by choosing to focus on harmony and collaboration rather than division. Our communities have faced tremendous adversity in the past, and I believe it is our shared responsibility to cultivate an environment characterized by mutual respect, understanding, and cooperation. Let us honour the legacy of the leadership we serve under by encouraging hope, understanding, and peaceful coexistence among our citizens, rather than perpetuating division for any political advantage or gain.

As a concerned South Sudanese individual hailing from Unity State-Bentiu, I wish to convey my heartfelt condolences to the families who suffered the unimaginable loss of their loved ones in the unfortunate plane crash on January 29, 2025. This tragedy serves as a stark reminder of the pressing need for our government, under the leadership of H.E. Gen. Salva Kiir Mayardit, to prioritize the safety and well-being of our citizens rigorously. I strongly urge the relevant authorities to undertake comprehensive inspections of all air transport systems and procedures to ensure robust safeguards that will protect the lives of our people in the future.

Thank you sincerely for taking the time to consider my thoughts on this pressing matter. I remain hopeful that through our collaborative efforts, we can work towards nurturing unity and peace in our cherished South Sudan.

Warmest regards,

Abraham G. Gatdor Riak
Third-Year Student
University of Juba - Business Administration
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +211915404041

22/01/2025

Dear Young Man,

He who lives trusting dies betrayed.

Let this sink in deep because it might save your life and sanity.

Never trust a woman blindly—their loyalty isn’t to you; it’s to their interests. Harsh truth? Yes. But it’s a truth that too many men learn the hard way.

Women don’t love you for who you are—they love what you bring to the table. They love your ability to provide, protect, and elevate their lifestyle. You’re not the prize to them; you’re the vehicle to the prize they desire. And the moment you can no longer provide that value? Many will discard you like yesterday’s leftovers without a second thought.

Why do you think so many men are blindsided in relationships or marriages? They think, “She’s different. She loves me for me.” Wrong. She loves the life you create, the image you project, and the stability you offer. Remove those factors, and you’ll see her true colors.

This isn’t about hating women—it’s about understanding the nature of relationships. Women are driven by self-interest, and honestly, it’s not even their fault—it’s biology. But you, as a man, must protect yourself. Don’t let sweet words and affection blind you to reality.

Ask yourself:
• Does she support your vision or just enjoy the benefits of your hard work?
• Is she loyal to your grind or only to the lifestyle it creates?
• Would she stand by you if you lost everything today?

Don’t give your full trust to anyone who hasn’t proven themselves over time. Test her loyalty, observe her actions, and protect your value. Love her? Sure. But love her with your eyes open, not with your soul exposed.

Trust cautiously, lead decisively, and always prioritize yourself. You’re not a pawn in someone else’s game—you’re the king, and you don’t put your crown in someone else’s hand ✋.

Aklahyel Goni

16/01/2025

A Call for Peace, Unity, and Humanity: South Sudan and Sudan Together as One

In the wise words of Lao Tzu:
"If there is to be peace in the world, there must be peace in the nations.
If there is peace in the nations, there must be peace in the cities.
If there is peace in the cities, there must be peace between neighbours.
If there is peace between neighbours, there must be peace in our homes.
If there is peace in our homes, there must be peace in our hearts."

Let us, as South Sudanese and Sudanese, reflect deeply on these timeless words and embrace them as a guiding principle during these trying times.

To the Government of South Sudan

As concerned citizens, we kindly and urgently request that the government of South Sudan, led by H.E. General Salva Kiir Mayardit addresses the escalating crisis with wisdom and compassion. The recent tragic loss of innocent South Sudanese lives in Sudan is heart-wrenching and demands justice. It is crucial to hold accountable those responsible for these atrocities and ensure the safety and dignity of all South Sudanese still residing in Sudan.

At the same time, we must honour our commitment to protecting refugees, including the Sudanese who have sought refuge in South Sudan. Many of these individuals fled to South Sudan, trusting it as a haven from the violence and persecution they faced in Sudan. It is our moral and humanitarian duty to safeguard their rights and ensure their safety, even as we grieve our own losses.

To the People of South Sudan

My fellow South Sudanese, we stand at a crossroads where our actions will define us. The Sudanese who now live among us are not our enemies. They are survivors, fleeing from the same oppressive system that has harmed our own people. The Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF), dominated by a regime intent on perpetuating violence and division, has sought to manipulate us into retaliatory acts that would serve only to spread the blame and chaos.

Let us rise above this trap. Let us show the world that South Sudan is a nation of resilience, compassion, and unity. Let us mourn our brothers and sisters lost in Sudan, but let us honour their memory by fostering peace rather than succumbing to revenge.

To the Sudanese refugees in South Sudan

To our Sudanese brothers and sisters who have sought safety on South Sudanese soil, we acknowledge your pain and suffering. We recognize that you, too, are victims of a regime that thrives on division and violence. You are not our enemies; you are our neighbours, our friends, our brothers, and our sisters. South Sudan is your home in these difficult times, and we will stand with you in the pursuit of peace and justice.

A Call for Unity

The history of South Sudan and Sudan is intertwined, shaped by shared struggles and triumphs. Now more than ever, we must lean on our shared humanity and refuse to let hate and division define our relationship. Let us work together—South Sudanese and Sudanese alike—to create a future of peace, love, and togetherness.

To the international community, we call on you to stand with us in condemning these atrocities and in supporting efforts to bring justice and lasting peace to the two Sudans. Let this be a moment where we reaffirm our collective commitment to the principles of human rights, dignity, and unity.

In Conclusion

South Sudan and Sudan, let us heed the wisdom of Lao Tzu. Let us strive for peace in our hearts, our homes, our neighbourhoods, and our nations. Together, we can rise above the forces that seek to divide us and build a future where all people—regardless of nationality or background—can live in harmony and dignity.

For peace, love, and unity,

Abraham Gatkuoth Gatdor
South Sudanese/Sudanese

05/09/2024

“What the herd hates most is the one who thinks differently; it is not so much the opinion itself, but the audacity of wanting to think for themselves, something that they do not know how to do."

04/09/2024

Two people can damage society :

1.The one who knows and doesn't talk.
2.The one who doesn't know and talks.

Copied , South Sudan 🇸🇸

02/08/2024

Dear Dr. Gatkuoth Kai,

I am thrilled to extend my warmest congratulations to you on earning your PhD in Science disaster and risk. This incredible achievement is a testament to your hard work, dedication, and passion for your field.

Your commitment to advancing knowledge in disaster and risk mitigation is truly inspiring, and I have no doubt that your research will have a positive impact on the field for years to come. Your expertise will surely make a significant difference in the lives of many individuals and communities facing disasters and risks around the world.

I am extremely proud of your accomplishment and honored to know such a dedicated and accomplished individual. I have no doubt that you will continue to excel in your academic and professional endeavors, and I cannot wait to see where your career takes you next.

Once again, congratulations on this well-deserved achievement. I wish you all the best in your future endeavors.

Warm regards,

Abraham G Gatdor

07/07/2024

13 WAYS TO CORRECT YOUR WIFE WITHOUT HURTING HER FEELINGS

1: LOWER YOUR VOICE
Don't shout at her, she is not your child. You can correct, yes, but why shouting?

2: DO IT IN LOVE
Correction should be done in love. If done in any other way, it turns to criticism and condemnation.

3a: DON'T CRITICIZE
Stop criticizing her, rather correct in love. Most will say it's constructive criticism. But truly, It means disapproval by pointing out errors and mistakes.
Correction is the act of offering better options to mistakes
Correction and criticism are never the same

3b: HUSBAND A SAYS
What manner of food is this?
Is this popcorn or fried rice?
how I wish I marry a more sensible wife with better home training, who can cook better.
HUSBAND B SAYS
sweetheart this rice it too salty and dry unlike the one you did yesterday. I think salt should be reduce any other time because of our health.
Husband A criticized while Husband B corrected his wife in love
STOP CRITICIZING YOUR WIFE

4 PRAISE HER FOR WHAT IS RIGHT
It will be wrong to correct when it's not well done, when you don't praise when it's well done. Form the habit of praising and appreciating your wife for good deeds.

5 DON'T DO IT BEFORE YOUR CHILDREN
Avoid correcting your wife in the presence of your children. Incessant correction of your wife before your children will make them disrespect her.

6 DON'T CORRECT HER IN THE PUBLIC
Avoid correcting your wife in the public, it does not show you as a gentleman, and will affect her self-esteem.

7 AVOID CORRECTION IN ANGER
Stop correcting your wife in anger, shouting, ranting, beating and making trouble. Real men don't do that.

8 DON'T COMPARE HER WITH ANY OTHER WOMAN
In your thought of correcting her, you might have been comparing her with other women.
"Don't you see what your friend is doing?" Can't you learn from our neighbors wife?" "and so?"

9 AVOID REFERRING TO OLD ISSUES
Avoid referring to issues discussed and settled. Stick to the present issue, discuss like adults and move on.

10 DON'T ATTACK HER WOMANHOOD
"And you call yourself a woman?, Virtuous women don't behave like this, you better change before I change you!." This is very wrong, don't do it

11 DON'T ATTACK HER DIGNITY
You don't behave like someone with sense, do you think at all? And you said you went to school, I doubt it."
This is very wrong you also are not talking like someone that pass through a college.

12 DO IT IN TIME OF PEACE
Most husbands do want to correct in the heat of anger, at the height of misunderstanding, when temper has already hit the roof. That is not the best time to correct, it will yield little or no result.

13 GIVE A HELPING HAND
The best way to correct is to lead by example, step into the kitchen to give a helping hand, don't just sit in the front of the television correcting what goes on in the kitchen.
Wives are doing a great job, appreciate yours and support her to be better wife and mother.

IF YOU EXPECT YOUR WIFE TO BE AN ANGEL IN YOUR LIFE, THEN YOU SHOULD FIRST CREATE A HEAVEN FOR HER.

10/02/2024

National South Sudan Cup.

Playoffs for a spot in the Semi FINALS, JLFA's Jamus FC with a double header vs. Tiger FC of Kuajok on Feb 12 and 14.

✅️ El Merriekh FC Bentiu
✅ Wanding FC Nasir
️✅ Gonzaga FC
️🔛 [Jamus FC vs. Tiger FC]

📷 SSFA.

02/02/2024

❤️💛

South Sudan cup 13th edition 2023_2024

GROUP B | SIM-FINAL (JUBA)

[Second leg]

EL MERRIEKH FC-BENTIU VS SUPER STAR FC BOR

🏟 BULUK TRAINING CENTRE
📅 04/02/2024
⏲️ 2.30PM

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