Decline to the position of being legal Advisor (SSSAK’s government)


Date 26th/March/2018
To Cde Ayuel Taupiny Malek
SSSAK’s Interim President,
Nairobi-Kenya.
 Decline to the position of being legal Advisor (SSSAK’s government)




















Dear sir,

First and foremost, let me take this opportunity to acknowledge and appreciate the trust you bestowed on me dated 25th, March,2018. I would wish to serve with you together in this interim leadership sir unfortunately, that wouldn’t work & with due respect, I am here by humbly declining to accept the opportunity offered by your humble leadership, that is by appointing me as your legal ad visor. As a friend and Cde whom I do many things with, we have long way to go and as such, it is the right and high time to put into practice justice, fairness or equal representation in the system that we always claim as young leaders who have that tendency that would later change the deteriorating political situation in our country, South Sudan.
Sir, let me bring into your close attention that, immediately, after you read out your decrees, I realized something went wrong at my backyard, being a son from greater lakes state, narrowed down to current state of Eastern lakes (Yirol) and the fact that, I was the one who spearhead the current interim government establishment, however, wouldn’t allow me to have lion’s share, I would be regarded as selfish or self-centered if  I do that, I can already see other potential youth from my community well-positioned which am proud of but I would not be comfortable if brothers/sisters from other communities are complaining of one community being dominant and as such, am relinquishing my position to a person of your choice in any of those states left out. Consider the fact that, I advised you to give out the position of finance secretary which was contested by sons of Western lakes and Gok states to any Equatorian competent youth/student as a matter of regional balancing, so I would excuse myself serving in that capacity and would love your leadership to give special consideration in regard to that but I would still consider any opportunity that will come on my way in the future or  continue do my roles as SSSAk’s member that love the prosperity of South Sudanese community  here in Kenya & anywhere in the world.
Sir ,when the same, same scenario happened in 2016 where almost all SSSAk’s Electoral commission’s positions were occupied by Yirol community based on their credentials, I was the first to intervene and we managed to persuade our brothers who could have served to drop their positions and now, it’s me, so  I need not to be told or tell someone to drop, instead, I should be the one to willingly do it to quell down what people  are or would be talking about outside there.
Wish, your kind office would approve my request.
Yours sincerely;
Cde Medjhak Deng Medjhak,
SSSAK’s Ex.Legal Advisor.
Cc Hon. Nelson Gatmai Buom,  the Speaker of SSSAK
Cc Hon. Malueth Ayuel, Chair of Arbitration Board (SSSAK)
Cc File.

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