The CDF has surrounded himself with lunatics masquerading as businessmen—people who have never sold even a needle, yet claim the title of “businessman.” Now, CDF Paul Nang Majok has become a member of some media outlets, sponsoring social media pages to tarnish the images of government officials and senior officers in the Ministry of Defense.
Worse still, he hides behind keyboards, using his own sons—whom he employed in watchdog Press—to desperately spread propaganda, portraying their father as the only hardworking person in the Defense Ministry. They are peddling a false narrative that others are plotting to take his position as CDF.
Let us be clear junubiin: In a professional military, officers do not campaign. The High Command decides who is fit for which position. Appointments, transfers, or even demotions are issued through orders from above—and every disciplined officer accepts them without noise. This doesn’t require an argument or seeking attention of the people at all.
The claim that the Undersecretary of Defense is seeking the CDF position, is absurd, misleading, and irresponsible. At the institutional level, the Undersecretary of Defense is senior to the Chief of Staff. The Undersecretary wh o waa accused by Watchdog Press has never campaigned for the CDF position—never.
Fabricating stories to protect personal interests is not what South Sudan needs today. The country needs leaders with clear, progressive programs, not keyboard propaganda and sponsored lies.
While the Undersecretary of the Defense Ministry is focused on securing salaries for the army. The group around the CDF is busy throwing unnecessary words and distractions. That alone tells the public who is working—and who is panicking.