Lakes state: 87 police officers graduate in Rumbek
By Manyang Mayom
November 30, 2010 (RUMBEK) – The government of Lakes state passed out 87 police officers on Monday at the state police headquarters in Rumbek.
According to Lakes state information and communication minister, Marik Nanga Marik, the 87 police officers from the rank of brigadier until 2nd Lt. Col., graduated in ceremony attended by senior government officials of Lakes state.
Nanga said that “nine pick-up vehicles were given to new graduate to easy their work activities in this referendum campaign awareness of voter registration in areas”.
The eight counties of Lakes state will receive one car each. One car will remain in Rumbek at the Lakes state general police headquarters for coordination activities.
Nanga explained that “those officers were trained well on criminal investigation, Police Act for 2009 and security precaution among other chapters in security law”.
He said that those officers will follow orders and maintain security and the rule of law.
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Young Nation
Lakes state: 87 police officers graduate in Rumbek
Dear Lakers and others
Since Engineer Chol Tong Mayay assumed leadership in my home state, Lakes State, the state has been prospering in every front. This does not mean the State was declining when Hon. Awet Akot was in power. I’m clarifying my point because some of our people mis-translate what others say. What I’m saying though is that Lakes State is progressing more as days, weeks, months and years rolls by.
Observers of South Sudan might have notice that Lakes State has improved in areas of security, development, education and crimes. I have never heard of any State prohibiting leathal liquor throughout South Sudan with exception Lakes State under my Governor, Eng. Chol Tong Mayay.
Young Nation is a Son of Rumbek who resides in Brisbane, Australia
Ajok Garang
Lakes state: 87 police officers graduate in Rumbek
congratulation Government of lake state and the SPLM ,hope these offices will do good job to our people in south sudan and the lake state , we need more polic offices again .
Ajok Garang Ajok .
Omoni Atari
Lakes state: 87 police officers graduate in Rumbek
Police with high ranks are supposed to be trained within south sudan,since we lack a lot of training equipment,i dont think if they were well trained as they described them.
we need professional police who are maintain and improve human relationship in any environment.