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Unity state authorities to hand over 90 cows raided from Lakes

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By Bonifacio Taban Kuich

February 8, 2013 (BENTIU) – Authorities in Mayiandit County of South Sudan’s Unity state said they recovered nearly 100 heads of cattle, raided from neighbouring Lakes state.

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Cattle in Jonglei state, South Sudan (Oxfam)

At least 90 cows were on Thursday handed over to their rightful owners, during an operation supervised by about 20 South Sudan army (SPLA) soldiers. Most of the animals were reportedly from Lakes state’s Rumbek North County.

Last week, Lakes state caretaker governor, Matur Chut Dhoul ordered security forces to search for the stolen animals, raided by cattle rustlers from Unity State.

“We are taking these cows to their owners after we were assigned by our commanders to recover them from raiders [and] through local chiefs’ facilitation, we made it successful because we want our citizens to live in peace,” an SPLA soldier speaking on condition of anonymity told Sudan Tribune.

Meanwhile, Unity state authorities have urged their counterparts in Lakes state to investigate circumstances under which over 8,000 animals were raided from Payinjiar County in November last year.

More than 10 people died and five others were wounded in the attack, carried out by a group allegedly clad in SPLA uniforms.

Phillip Aguer, the army spokesperson, in an earlier interview with Sudan Tribune, dismissed the claim, saying people with intentions to tarnish the army’s image carried out the attack.

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  • 9 February 06:54, by Anti-traitors!

    Denying cattle rustlers their source of wealthy will be the only way to quickly tames them. Therefore, returning back what they rustles from others is one among many ways to discourages them. Let’s try this anytime anywhere!

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    • 9 February 09:01, by julia

      waaaw!it is too early Nuer.
      nuer need a man of few word like Chut.keep up mr Chut,order them out of madul,otherwise dagger to dragge them ashole,triators,thieves,nyigateen.
      SPLA killed them yesterday in Renk the people of territory don,t nyigateen.

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      • 9 February 10:25, by Nuer Empire

        Mrs Julia:Your lungs are burning with Nuer in your mind! Nuer don’t accept an irony ruler like your illitrate Matur Chut Dhuol an army commander.He is not hotter than Taban Deng Gai,but Taban has Nuer Democracy in his mind and he is educated.He is better now,he has been neutralized.Matur would be neutralized were he ruling Nuer.
        The Nuer Empire

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        • 9 February 11:15, by Malou Manyiel

          Both Julia and Nuer Empire are stupid people.
          Weldone authorities of Unity State, it wasn’t because of the new caretaker governor of Lakes State that you returned the cattle raided to their owners but the spirit of brotherhood. I wish Lakes state government should do the same thing if cattles are raided from Unity state. We want our communities to live in peace than in pieces.

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        • 9 February 19:23, by Muorcienggok

          How dare could say that ,Matur is better than other Nuer and I think to the best of my knowledge you are the most illiterate guys and this is the problem that has been fueling your rebellion ever since, because a fool is easy to be deceived, the educated Arabs have been fooling you to turn guns against your fellow South Sudanese,remember you nearly spoil our struggle when your greedy Riak rebelle

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        • 11 February 15:07, by Bungachier 50

          Julia & Nuer Empire,
          Dinka Cannot live without Nuer and likewise. Leave your segregative tendencies. Both Matur Chut and Taban Deng are South Sudanese Heroes despite their personal status. Matur in his address clearly told the Citizens of Lakes State that " If one steals a chicken from Unity State, it will be returned with Five (5) Cows". As I talk, my uncles Dinkas are staying with Nuers in RB

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  • 9 February 09:11, by Ayuiu Makuac Lam

    Why Lakes State get worry of 90 cattles, last year Lakes State stolen more than 7,000 herd of cattles from Unity State. Why Unity state was not crying?

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    • 9 February 10:30, by Nuer Empire

      Ayui Makuac:Only natural poor man cried loud when one thing even a needle getting lost.Nuer couldn’t cry as they normally say in their proverb that life is bigger than anything.
      The Nuer Empire

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      • 9 February 16:48, by Peacocktail

        Bring them all the stolen cattle from Lake State, they are not yours and shall never bring wealth to Mayiandit people and no good child from women married with stolen cattle. Go and arrest the leaders other they will follow them with black heart of killing.. Good work leaders of Mayaindit.. leave cooruption and raiding, cultivate for your own wealth

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