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This comes after the National Audit Chamber said in a report released last week that some government institutions including the office of the president were allocated millions of dollars for unknown reasons.
The report says the money illegally allocated to those institutions and individuals are parts of 2% and 3% meant for oil-producing communities in Unity state, Ruweng Administrative Area and Upper Nile state.
The auditor general later said the ministry of finance and other financial institutions were no providing financial documents making it difficult for the National Audit Chamber to do its work.
Speaking last Wednesday, Nelson Lomatta, a member of the Transitional Council of State, decried the level of corruption in the world’s youngest country as strange and said the international community are right putting
“If only 5% is played within their hands here and there, suppose the 95% of our revenue is audited, I think some of us will become mad because the way money is being used in this country is very strange,” he said according to the Juba-based Eye Radio.
“International communities put South Sudan on top of the most corrupt countries. This audit report explains that we are really corrupt, it is very unfortunate,” he added.
Joseph Aban Deng, another member of the Council of State who also studied the report urged for identification and investigation of the authorities for the corruption which he said has been ongoing for a decade.
“We should identify the authorities who will have to look, investigate, and if possible, incriminate these people who did not deserve to get this money since 2011 up to now,” Aban said.
The report had recommended that the “Council of States to prefer legal ways to enforce the recovery of illegal payments and expropriations.”
“Lawmaker admits South Sudan is ‘really corrupt”
There you have it? What a lawyer is that in South Sudan? Probably the lowly ‘educated piece of trashes who always *love to attach themselves to other people, their countries and then claim to be South Sudanese people, when their low lives and dirty intrigues are later on challenged*.
Watch out fools, we have better ‘lawyers than our arch enemies’ fools’. At the university of Khartoum; The University of El Cairo, El Cairo; the University of Alexandria (Iqzanderia), at the estuary of the Nile, The university of Juba, The Universality of Upper Nile, Malakal, The university of Bhar El Gazelles, Wau; the Dr. John Garang Memorial university, Bor; The University of Northern Bhar El Gazelles, Awei, and other piece of colleges Catholics, Anglicans et al, piece of trashes who think, we are on par with them.
Good luck to them. The vermins/parasites have step on the wrong people feet