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FANGAK YOUTH UNIONFangak CountyEMERGENCY FUNDRAISING FOR FLOOD VICTIMS IN FANGAKTheme: Rescue the Flood Victims in Fanga...
10/09/2025

FANGAK YOUTH UNION
Fangak County

EMERGENCY FUNDRAISING FOR FLOOD VICTIMS IN FANGAK

Theme: Rescue the Flood Victims in Fangak County – Thousands Displaced, Families in Pain, Together We Can Bring Back Dignity

📅 Date: 19th September 2025
🕘 Time: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
📍 Venue: Nyakuron Cultural Center – Main Hall

Guest of Honor:
Hon. Adut Salva Kiir
Senior Presidential Envoy for Special Programs

Patron of the Day:
Gordon Koang
Paramount Chief, Fangak County

Special Features:
Stories from displaced households
Testimonies from patients and Fangak Main Hospital
Voices of Fangak Primary School and community groups

Master of Ceremony (MC):
James Maykelle

💔 The floods have left thousands of homeless families in pain, schools submerged, and hospitals overwhelmed. Children, mothers, and the elderly are most at risk.

✨ Your support is the lifeline. Together, let us revive Fangak, rebuild lives, and restore hope.

This is a call for all communities, partners, and well-wishers to stand with the displaced people of Fangak.

Regards

Chris Bamuom G*i Thakdel
Secretary of Information and Publicity
Fangak Youth Union

The Mystery of Bol Mel’s Academic Credentials Is He Really a PhD Holder? IntroductionBol Mel, a key figure in South Suda...
20/03/2025

The Mystery of Bol Mel’s Academic Credentials
Is He Really a PhD Holder?

Introduction
Bol Mel, a key figure in South Sudan’s political and economic landscape, has recently been making waves with his public speeches. However, a pressing question lingers in the minds of many
Does Bol Mel really have a PhD?
His recent speech at the funeral of General Majur Dak has intensified these concerns, as his language, structure, and delivery raised doubts about his academic qualifications.

A Speech That Raises More Questions Than Answers..............

Bol Mel, who serves as the Vice President for the Economic Cluster, delivered a speech that many found not only politically provocative but also intellectually underwhelming. His word structuring, grammar, and articulation did not reflect the level of sophistication expected from someone who claims to hold a PhD.

Instead of presenting a well-organized, statesman-like address, Bol Mel's speech was riddled with contradictions, grammatical errors, and incoherent thoughts. His use of simple, unstructured English, comparable to that of a primary school student, left many wondering about his actual level of education.

Overstepping His Role?
Another glaring issue was Bol Mel’s overuse of “I”, despite the fact that he is only third in the leadership structure. His speech gave the impression that he was speaking as the Head of State, asserting himself as the ultimate authority. This raises a critical point: Is Bol Mel trying to position himself as the de facto leader of South Sudan?

Rather than focusing on honoring the late General Majur Dak, Bol Mel repeatedly referenced Dr. Riek Machar, using his name as a political tool. His attempts to undermine Dr. Machar were blatant, yet ironically, he mentioned Machar more than the deceased General himself. This suggests an ulterior political motive rather than a genuine tribute.

Was This a PhD Speech?
One of the most striking takeaways from his address was that it did not reflect the depth and intellectual rigor expected from someone with a PhD. PhD holders, especially those in leadership positions, are known for their clarity, logical arguments, and structured communication.

Yet, Bol Mel’s speech was anything but that. Instead of presenting cohesive, well-reasoned arguments, his delivery was filled with:

- Poor sentence structuring
- Repetitive phrases and broken grammar
- Contradictory statements
- Unverified accusations and inflammatory remarks

This leads to the big question
Does Bol Mel truly have a PhD, or is it just a political title?

The Suspicion Surrounding His Credentials
Unlike other South Sudanese leaders with clear academic backgrounds, Bol Mel’s educational history remains a mystery. There is no publicly available information verifying his PhD no records from reputable institutions, no dissertation references, and no academic publications under his name.

South Sudanese elites who hold legitimate PhDs, such as Dr. Riek Machar and Dr. Lam Akol, have well-documented academic backgrounds. Their credentials are recognized internationally. But where did Bol Mel obtain his PhD?

Political Incitement Rather Than Leadership
Instead of using his platform to call for unity, Bol Mel’s speech was highly incendiary, full of blame-shifting, threats, and political grandstanding. He repeatedly incited divisions, called for military actions, and painted certain factions as enemies. This kind of speech is dangerous in a fragile country like South Sudan, where tensions can easily escalate into violence.

If Bol Mel were truly a PhD holder and a seasoned statesman, his speech should have reflected wisdom, diplomacy, and unity. Instead, he sounded like a layman grasping for political relevance.

Conclusion..,"'
The Need for Transparency
The mystery surrounding Bol Mel’s academic qualifications is not just a trivial debate it is a serious issue of credibility and leadership integrity. If he indeed holds a PhD, he should publicly disclose his academic records to clear the doubts. If not, South Sudanese citizens deserve to know the truth.

At a time when South Sudan needs visionary leaders, it is alarming that someone who struggles with basic English and structured speech is claiming to be a PhD holder and a national leader. It is time for accountability, transparency, and intellectual honesty in South Sudan’s leadership.

The question remains
Is Bol Mel truly a PhD holder, or is his title just another political illusion?

Debunking Bol Mel’s SpeechA Case of Overstepping BoundariesBol Mel’s speech was riddled with contradictions, political p...
20/03/2025

Debunking Bol Mel’s Speech
A Case of Overstepping Boundaries

Bol Mel’s speech was riddled with contradictions, political posturing, and blatant attempts at self-promotion. His approach to the Nasir crisis and the broader political landscape reveals not only a misunderstanding of governance but also a dangerous tendency to incite rather than unify.

1. Overstepping His Role and Attempting to Assert Himself as President

Despite being third in the leadership structure as the Vice President in charge of the Economic Cluster, Bol Mel repeatedly used the word “I” as though he were the ultimate authority. His speech sounded less like a vice president’s statement and more like an attempt to assert himself as the head of state, overshadowing the actual leadership. He made unilateral declarations on security matters, military operations, and international diplomacy areas clearly outside his jurisdiction.

2. Amateurish and Unpolished Political Approach

Bol Mel displayed a lack of political maturity, often sounding like a novice rather than a statesman. His speech lacked coherence, was poorly structured, and relied on emotional appeals rather than strategic reasoning. Instead of presenting a clear plan for peace and stability, he resorted to blame, accusations, and unrealistic demands, which only escalated tensions rather than offering solutions.

3. Overuse of Dr. Riek Machar’s Name and Neglecting Gen. Majur Dak

One of the most glaring issues in his speech was the excessive mention of Dr. Riek Machar, as though he were the focal point of the Nasir incident. The late Gen. Majur Dak, who should have been the central figure in the speech, was almost an afterthought. This misplacement of priorities suggests an ulterior motive perhaps using this crisis as a political opportunity to target Dr. Riek rather than honoring the fallen commander.

4. Incitement and Dangerous Rhetoric

Rather than calling for reconciliation and a peaceful resolution, Bol Mel’s speech was filled with incitement. His language suggested he was more interested in escalating the situation rather than de-escalating it. The repeated emphasis on "fighting terrorists backed by IO" was not only misleading but also dangerous, as it fueled division instead of fostering unity. A leader should work towards stability, not ignite further conflict.

5. Pretending to be Someone He Is Not
Bol Mel’s speech lacked the depth and intellectual rigor expected from a seasoned politician. Instead of offering practical solutions, his rhetoric was driven by personal ambition and an apparent desire to position himself as a key figure in national security affairs an area beyond his mandate as an Economic Cluster leader.

Conclusion
A Speech of Self-Promotion and Misdirection
Bol Mel’s speech was not a call for peace but a calculated attempt at self-aggrandizement. He overstepped his role, incited division, and focused more on attacking Dr. Riek Machar than addressing the real issues at hand. His lack of statesmanship was evident, making it clear that this was not a speech from a capable leader but from an amateur politician trying to assert himself in a realm far beyond his expertise.

If South Sudan is to achieve peace, its leaders must rise above personal ambitions and focus on genuine reconciliation. Bol Mel’s approach does the exact opposite it divides rather than unites, incites rather than stabilizes, and prioritizes political maneuvering over the well-being of the people.

A Quick Reminder for This GenerationThe Nuer people have a long history of resisting oppression, standing firm against p...
19/03/2025

A Quick Reminder for This Generation

The Nuer people have a long history of resisting oppression, standing firm against powerful forces that sought to subdue them. History has documented our resilience time and time again:

1. Resistance Against Turko-Egyptian Rule (1820–1885)
- The Nuer stood against foreign invasions and attempts to dominate their land.

2. Resistance Against the Anglo-Egyptian Condominium (1899–1956)
- The British, under Governor Kitchener and later Reginald Wingate, faced fierce resistance from the Nuer.
- Our leaders, Kuel Jiek and Guek Ngundeng, were executed on February 8, 1927, for their defiance.

3. Resistance Against the Sudanese Government (1940s – Independence & Beyond)
- The fight for freedom continued for decades, with bombardments and heavy artillery used against us.

I vividly recall the years 2000–2002, when I was just 11 years old. We lived in Kombo (Honkei), a small village near Nyiewna Port in Fangak Gezera. The bombardments were relentless, the shelling almost daily.

- At times, we ran to the river shores to hide as enemy barges passed.
- Other times, we dug trenches and took cover, while shells rained down on Chielongach and Chiengbichok.
- Many, including Lony Bolith Kat and my brothers, remember these moments well.

Yet, we survived.

Resistance is in the blood of the Nuer people. We have always faced such challenges and overcome them.

So when I hear of the Ugandan army in Nasir or the bombardments in parts of our land, I am not surprised. History has taught us well, and we continue to learn with each passing day.

One day, this too shall pass. All oppressions come to an end.

👏🏾
BY Senior Politician

19/03/2025

Dr. Riek Machar name has today been mentioned more than the name of Late. Gen Majur Dak at the burial ceremony at medan Simba 💔
They truly want to involve Dr. Riek

The Daughter of Gen. Peter Gatdet Yaka Speaks Out on the Genocidal Agenda Against the Nuer PeopleNyemai Peter Gatdet Yak...
18/03/2025

The Daughter of Gen. Peter Gatdet Yaka Speaks Out on the Genocidal Agenda Against the Nuer People

Nyemai Peter Gatdet Yaka

The genocidal agenda against the Nuer community continues to unfold at the hands of the Dinka-led government of South Sudan, with the support of the Uganda People’s Defense Force. The recent airstrikes targeting civilian populations in Nasir, Longechuk, Ulang, and Akobo are yet another chapter in this campaign of destruction.

Now, you will remember the man you betrayed out of greed. The Nuer have always struggled to see beyond the immediate moment, failing to unite when it matters most. I have done my research, yet I have found no historical account where the Nuer deliberately killed innocent Dinka children and their mothers. But look at what is happening now who will stand for us? Even in the face of this suffering, we remain divided.

Jundy Iraq went on a mission, just like Majur, yet he never targeted Murle children. So why is the Dinka leadership determined to wipe out our generation? Imagine, just for a moment, that you were the one in Nasir. What would you do?

We, the Nuer, have power across South Sudan, yet we lack unity, harmony, and love for one another. Why? Is it because of food? If we do not take decisive action, the killings will continue for the next hundred years. I am telling you the truth this is a wake-up call.

Indeed, the Nuer of today are not the Nuer of our grandparents' time. We have changed. My father, may he rest in peace, died fighting for this people, yet today, those he fought for are standing by as his family perishes. His friends are watching as his loved ones suffer.

When will we learn? When will we stand together? If we do not rise now, who will save us?

Gali Nuer politicians and Nas kubar fi akuma in Juba are like men whose wives hold the remote to their souls. The moment...
18/03/2025

Gali Nuer politicians and Nas kubar fi akuma in Juba are like men whose wives hold the remote to their souls. The moment madam touches her liel, he melts, smiling like a fool "Ah Nyame eh ngu enö"—completely lost in submission.
They will never condemn the suffering in Nuer lands. Never. Their mouths are full, their pockets heavy, their spines gone.
Liel muur ekun.
One day, we will remind your children where you stood when you sold out the Nuer Naath. When you chose silence over dignity, comfort over truth.
We will root you out like the weeds you are. Snakes in our midst.
Traitors in our house. Your betrayal will not be forgotten.

16/03/2025

I told you Mayiel Bol Deng will be not be FYU Treasury,
The coalition of Triple Alliance and the Gatkhor Kuoch Ruei team voted for Lam Phar Malual

16/03/2025

Power struggle and thirst for dominance among senior Youth made the 3 candidates from Joyang to lose miserably

Breaking NewsMawich Duoth Galuak Elected as Fangak Youth Union ChairpersonIn a highly contested election, Mawich Duoth G...
16/03/2025

Breaking News

Mawich Duoth Galuak Elected as Fangak Youth Union Chairperson
In a highly contested election, Mawich Duoth Galuak has emerged victorious as the new Chairperson of the Fangak Youth Union. The race was tightly contested among four candidates, showcasing the youth's active engagement in leadership.
Elected alongside him are

Lam Phar Malual – Treasurer

Tap Kuol Khor – Secretary

The other candidates who contested for the chairmanship included:

Luk Thiay Tot

Nyuon Maluit Wich

Gatkhor Kuoch Ruei

This election marks a significant moment for Fangak's youth, setting the stage for the new leadership to advance their agenda and address key issues affecting the community.

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