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Gatluak Deng Garang: The End Of Two Decades' Legacy With the NCP/NIF! By: Daniel A. Daniel
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Gatluak Deng Garang: The End Of Two Decades' Legacy With the NCP/NIF!

 

By: Daniel A. Daniel

 

Melbourne , Victoria

 

All things considered, it's a fact of life that there's an end to any career that all men occupy, and there is no such thing as a life time position. No exception, even some of the kings sometimes ended up with miserable life. For example; Empire Hello sellsey of Ethiopia , Maboto sico-sico of Zaire. Even the  shulu king Ayang of Fashoda, it was Major General Gatluak Deng who help transported him back to fashoda, to die with dignity among his people, istead diying in  exile (Carton Kassla – Khartoum North), just to mention the few.

 

Major general, Gatluak Deng Garang- as we all know, is a devoted solidier and a graduate of War College in Omdurman, who loves his job as an officer in the Sudanese Armed Forces, where he served with distintion. Howver, he never dreamt of becoming a politician one day in his life. He wanted to die as an officer. But, of course, sometimes winds don't move in the desired direction, which is exactly how he wound up holding various political positions the last of which was the governorship of Upper Nile State.

 

Gatluak is well known by many people for his stands on issues and principles. If Dr. Ghazi Salah Eldin is well known for being a fundamental Muslim Brother in the National Islamic Front, NIF, Gabriel Gatluak Deng was a fundamental and a devoted Chritian from the Presbyterian Church of the Sudan. Gatluak was called upon to join the Ingaz Revolutionary Council lead by Omar Hassan Ahmad al-Basher, which assumed the power in a coup on Friday, June 30th, 1989. Major General Gatluak Deng would later become a " pain" in the kneck during the Council of Ministers' meeting, defending the rights of the people of South Sudan.

 

The leaders of SPLM/A under the command of late John Garang de Mabior wished to have him (Gatluak) in the movement from day one. Several attempts were made for him to join the movement, but to no avail. He had other plans on his minde. He was prepared to fight from the inside, and did so outstandingly. He never betrayed the course, defended the South Sudanese people where ever they were, and helped the movement during critical time of the struggle. The 24 hours eviction of the notorious murderous military intelegent officer Anuar from Malakal was a living proof.

 

On November 29th 2009, the permanent, and long time member of National Congress Party (NCP), Major general, Gabriel Gatluak Deng Garang ended his tenure of over two decades and resigned from the NCP, after some speculations and accusations that he was not implementing the policies and the vision of (NCP/NIF) party in Upper Nile State. Instead the NCP appointed a weaker Governor in Dr. William Othom, whose real job is not to run the affairs of the great state of Upper Nile, but to pave the way for the socalled SPLM – DC of Dr. Lam Akol Ajawien in the up coming general elections, which would have not been possible in Major General Gatluak's watch. 

 

Hence, the good news in all this is that Gatluak resignation could not have come at the right time and place. Certainly, we hope that the rest will follow suit until the last southerner leaves that party of the bigotry, division and opression.

And so, welcome back among your people and join any party of your choice. We salute you, we love you, we need you today more than ever before, and we are so proud to have a leader like you among us.

 

Finally, I would seize this golden opportunity for the call for an awareness and vigilanty, the war is not yet over and the enemy is still digging the shelters in front of the lines, building tanks and recruiting el mojahadeen.

Let's just remember that freedom is not free. SPLM Oyee, SPLA Oyee, JANUUB Oyee,

 

 

 

The author is a Criminal Justice graduate, can be reached at [email protected] , or [email protected] .

 


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