Abuluk Agoth Deng

12/07/2025

🚨 TWIC SUPER CUP 🏆

🚩live: NYUAK 1-1 Pannyok

⚽Goal: Magai Solongo
🎯A. Julo
🏟️ Buluk playground

05/05/2025

04/04/2025

24/02/2025

The sacrifices and contributions of our brave sons of Twic Mayardit during the armed struggle for South Sudan’s liberation will always fill me with pride. As a member of this courageous community, I am honored to walk with pride, knowing the significant role they played in securing our freedom.

SPLA Commander Tito Tong Ajak was a courageous leader during the liberation struggle. Born in 1953 in Maper, Twic Mayardit, he pursued his education at a primary school in Twic, Rumbek Secondary School, and later attended the University of Khartoum before earning a master’s degree in the UK. He joined the SPLA in 1983 as an officer in Shield One and remained dedicated to the cause until his passing. In 1997, he was killed in the Battle of Yei after successfully capturing the town from the Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) under the overall command of Cde Salva Kiir. May he rest in peace.

22/02/2025

Full Time

22/02/2025

When doubts creep in about how far you can go, pause and reflect on how far you’ve already come. Think of the challenges you’ve conquered, the fears you’ve faced, and the battles you’ve won—each one a testament to your resilience and strength.

Your past victories are proof of your ability to keep moving forward. Hold your head high, trust in your journey, and step ahead with confidence. You’ve overcome so much already—there’s no limit to what you can achieve.

22/02/2025

You were never meant to diminish yourself to fit spaces that can’t embrace your full essence. When you embrace your truth without hesitation or compromise, you effortlessly attract those who appreciate and celebrate you for who you truly are.

There’s no need to seek validation or alter yourself to meet someone else’s standards. The right people will recognize your worth, not because you adjusted to be accepted, but because you allowed your light to shine authentically. Stay true to yourself, and those who genuinely value you will always find their way to you.

22/02/2025

Success in life often comes from embracing stillness, solitude, and quiet moments. Boredom teaches patience, silence fosters deeper understanding, and being alone helps build inner strength. Growth doesn’t always happen in noise or motion—it often takes root in the unnoticed, quieter seasons. If you can find comfort in these moments, your potential becomes limitless.

21/02/2025

Warrap Communities Must Engage President Kiir on State Leadership Challenges.

By Abuluk Agoth Deng

For years, Warrap State has witnessed an unstable political environment, marked by frequent changes in leadership. From 2020 to 2025, the state has seen seven governors come and go, each struggling to bring about meaningful progress. This revolving door of leadership has led to stagnation in development, poor service delivery, and persistent insecurity. Now, it is time for the communities of Warrap to take a bold step—directly engage President Salva Kiir and demand a sustainable solution.

Warrap, being the home state of President Kiir, should be an example of stability and development. However, the continuous appointment of military generals as governors has not translated into the expected progress. Instead, these leaders have often failed to address the root causes of communal conflicts, poor infrastructure, and weak governance. Frequent leadership changes disrupt policy continuity, leaving crucial projects unfinished and the people of Warrap in a cycle of underdevelopment.

If the pattern of appointing military leaders has not yielded the desired progress, then it is time to shift the leadership approach. The youth of Warrap have the potential, education, and innovative ideas to drive real development. Across South Sudan, young leaders have shown their ability to lead in various sectors, proving that age should not be a limitation. Warrap must embrace this reality and push for a generational transition in leadership.
Warrap’s elders, intellectuals, youth, and women leaders must organize and directly engage President Kiir. Their message should be clear:

1. Stop Frequent Leadership Changes – The state needs a stable administration that can focus on long-term development.
2. Prioritize Civilian Leadership Over Military Appointments – If generals have not delivered progress, then it is time for competent young civilians to take charge.
3. Invest in Infrastructure and Services – Roads, healthcare, and education must be prioritized to improve livelihoods.
4. Promote Local Governance and Community Involvement – Warrap’s leadership should work closely with local communities to address security and development concerns.

The time for silence is over. Warrap’s future depends on bold decisions and a shift in leadership strategy. If military appointments have failed to drive real progress, then the people must advocate for a new approach—one that embraces young, competent, and visionary leaders. It is only through a stable and development-focused leadership that Warrap can achieve peace and prosperity.

Opinions expressed here are my words as a concerned youth of Warrap state.

21/02/2025

"Best friend" 🎶 I already know no body is like you
Lyrics by Jennah Bell

21/02/2025

It's officially out, our rival is Benfica