intentions and motives.If those who fought battles are removed without even giving them alternative livelihood skills and your institution kept quite only to voice concerns when generals who are presumably your cousins are removed is a big concern in itself.The SPLA is the most corrupt institution in the country and Mr president should be congratulated for his decision and should be urged to
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