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Northern Bahr el Ghazal appoints heads of parliamentary committees

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August 3, 2012 (JUBA)- Northern Bahr el Ghazal state on Thursday held a parliamentary ceremony to swear in heads of the specialised committees after electing its first female speaker on 23 July, state officials and members of parliament said.

Ex-speaker of the state assembly, Majang Ngor Kuany, confirmed the development to Sudan Tribune on Thursday.

The following are among the committee chairing appointments made:

Majang Ngor Kuany - information and communications
Garang Majak Bol - legal affairs
Deng Ayom Ayom - physical infrastructure
Garang Lual - finance, trade and public accounting

Bol told Sudan Tribune on Wednesday that he was chosen by consensus and that every county was represented.

“We will be sworn in tomorrow. I have been elected the chairperson of the legal affairs committee in the assembly," he explained.

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3 August 2012 10:54, by Anti Terror Anti
FYI u are chosen to go and do visible work to the pple but not just warming seats and practising of corruptions, looting public money ...just to mention few evils things. all nbg pple eyes are on
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- 3 August 2012 15:02, by lukee
  These pple of NBG who talk like women want to let Dinkas pple down with their confuse mind. E.G dismissal of six guys in the assembly with out reason in the part, that very great shame on u guys.
  Lukke’e
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  - 3 August 2012 17:57, by Nan dit
    Dear brother Lukee. Revise your comment before you post it to public. You wrote it that these people in the government of NBG talk like women, what is bad with women?. Remember women are human being the different is sex. Shame on you, you need more education.
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4 August 2012 17:01, by Paanjunub
Nan dit, Yes the different is sex as you said, but the way the NBG government officials turn is like ladies turn. Let’s talk realities, if you are a lady how do you turn to your husband and if you are a man, how do your wife turn to you in speaking? The same like the offical turn to Malong the Governor. If you are part of them than make yourself visible to us so that we ride on U. hopeless people.
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4 August 2012 17:15, by Paanjunub
Lukee has right to say because, the way that ministers and MPs adore Malong will reveal the facts in the future. Those thugs adore, go on theirs knees calling Malong father, shame on fool officials. Government of barbaric and primative people start from the top to the bottom. What a mess, you are really in good clutter with dumb ideas of failing the lovely Madding Aweil. Dupes are fooling us. ops!
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