20/07/2026
An Open Letter to the Commissioner of Akobo County
To: Hon. John Wiyual L*l Chamkuay Wechtuor
Commissioner of Akobo County, Jonglei State
Subject: Urgent Appeal Concerning Nepotism in NGO Recruitment and the Silence of Your Office
Honorable Commissioner,
We, the youth of Akobo County, write this open letter to draw your immediate attention to a critical matter threatening our future, our peace, and the integrity of our local administration. We are deeply concerned by your ongoing silence regarding the unacceptable actions of your subordinate, Mr. Pal Khot, the Relief and Rehabilitation Commission (RRC) Coordinator for Akobo County.
For too long, the recruitment processes of numerous international non-governmental organizations (INGOs) in Akobo have been systematically compromised. Mr. Pal Khot has consistently interfered in these processes by removing the names of highly qualified, world-class honors graduates from employment lists. In their place, he has repeatedly favored his friends, relatives, and less-qualified individuals who lack the academic merit to perform these vital roles.
Honorable Commissioner, we must question why your office remains silent while these illegal and unjust acts happen under your direct watch. This blatant nepotism deprives Akobo of its brightest minds and discourages the pursuit of higher education among our peers.
The youth of Akobo are tired of this unproductive, corrupt involvement. We refuse to let our county be held back by a primitive mindset that belongs to the past. To move forward, Akobo needs modernization, technical know-how, and transparent leadership.
Therefore, we urgently demand:
An immediate investigation into the RRC recruitment interference.
The removal of Pal Khot from his position as RRC Coordinator.
A transparent framework for all future NGO hiring processes.
We look forward to your swift action on this matter to restore justice for the qualified youth of Akobo.
Sincerely,
Mor Nyang admin 4
