The Golgotha: South Sudan 15 December 2013
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Today is Sunday, 15 December 2013 and it is now 8:00 pm. As I sit in the darkness of this house, I am in total chock and fear. At the moment, I am not sure what is happening in Juba, but the city is in extreme fragility. What I see is insanity and I cannot believe what is happening right now and on the watch of the world. Some people are confused and they are running in all directions, seemingly not knowing which is the right direction to run to or the right thing to do. There is gunfire in Nyökurön military barracks. The civilians are in panic and a cry of pain is coming from everywhere. It seems there are killings on smaller scale occurring in individual houses. The military and their trucks are everywhere but most are moving to Jönggöli Military Barracks. Goodness gracious, the military tanks are now moving towards the Barracks. Oh my goodness! The fighting is now spreading to all parts of Juba. Fighting is now taking place in the Republican Palace. The tanks are now used and explosions are widespread. There is anarchy in Juba and humanity is no longer in the liking of the army. Wow! At last, South Sudan has reached its awaited moment of targeted killing for the sake of tribal domination. All this is happening under the influence and on the incitement of one man but in the watch of the world. From 16 December 2013, the Dinka soldiers, the Presidential guard and other security forces conducted house-to-house searches, killing the Nuer soldiers and civilians in and around their homes. Police stations and security installations were the sites of the horrendous killings. Some Nuer civilians were suffocated in containers and those who did not die were shot. Some people were forced to eat the dead. Mass burial sites were later found in various locations and some may still be unknown. All the reports collected by the African Union Commission of Inquiry into South Sudan indicate that when the fighting broke out within the Presidential guards in Juba, the Dinka members of the Presidential guard and other security forces targeted the Nuer soldiers and civilians. The Dinka used government machinery and instruments to carry out the killings. The violent and disproportionate killing spread to various parts of Juba: Munuki, Jönggöli (New Site), Eden, Gwu’dele, Khor Wölyang, Mia Saba (107), Jebel Market (Körök) and Luluggu. There is no more freedom in South Sudan. With his motivation to start the war, his failure to prevent the war and his faithful contribution to the targeted torture, rape and killing of the people of South Sudan on the basis of tribe, Salva Kiir is no good and his political techniques are unsuitable now or in the future. With the tribal regime like this in power, commissioned by the tribal Jieng (Dinka) Council of Elders, there is no more liberty in the country. With a tribal regime like this in power, a time will come when not even the Bishops from the other tribes will be able to go and pray in their churches. With a tribal regime like this in power and for the good of all the other tribes of South Sudan, and in the absence of a demonstrated good leadership, South Sudan should be placed onto the trusteeship of the United Nations or else it will remain the Golgotha of Africa.
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The Golgotha is the most up-to-date book written with the tone of bare truth that most people do not know. The book reveals the intentions and the effects of the SPLA/M Dinka-dominated tribal regime in South Sudan. This tribal leadership is different from all forms of leaderships that are known today. This tribal leadership is completely based on what Salva Kiir Mayardit and his godfathers, the Jieng (Dinka) Council of Elders think is right for South Sudan. In the SPLA/M Dinka-dominated tribal regime, the leader is surrounded by his tribesmen and everything is based on the tribal doctrine. As a result, South Sudan is no longer governed as a country but a tribal village. This tribal leadership caused the 15 December 2013 killing of the Nuer people in Juba and other parts of the country. The book also reveals that the SPLA/M tribal leadership has aided its tribesmen with the necessary machinery to kill people from the other tribes. Most of these tribal killings have headed to rape of women and young girls, torture and looting of innocent people. Because of this tribal leadership, there is no more freedom in South Sudan. Because of this tribal leadership and the need for tribal domination, the people of South Sudan have been driven onto a crossroad of narcissism and tribalism. There is no more liberty or security for everyone but tribal despotism, fear, and mistrust.
About the Author
Jada Pasquale Yengkopiong was born in Juba, South Sudan, in 1973. He attended Rejaf Primary School (1984), St. Martin de Porres Intermediate School (1987), and Comboni Secondary School, Juba (1990). Jada joined Makerere High School in Kampala and received Uganda Advanced Level Certificate (1996). He was then admitted to the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa, and graduated with a bachelor of science degree(2002). Later he received Bachelor of science honors in biochemistry from the Medical University of Southern Africa, Pretoria, South Africa (2003). In 2004, Jada migrated to Australia, and while there, he received Master of science in pharmacology and therapeutics from the University of Limpopo, Limpopo, South Africa (2006). In Australia, Jada received master of biomedical sciences from Curtin University (2008), graduate certificate in research management and research commercialization from the Southern Cross University (2010), and a PhD in veterinary and biomedical sciences from Murdoch University (2011). In 2014, Jada received graduate diploma in education from the University of Western Australia.