Mundri West County Commissioner in Western Equatoria called for more development partners to invest in different available resources and open up vocational trainings for more capacity building.
Lexson Maburuk said the County lacks well equipped health centres, poor school structures and no income generating activities, Easter Radio reported.
He assured St Peter Parish of its enough land for agriculture and its activities for sufficient delivery of services for the county to progress.
Mr Maburku assured people of stable security in the county with government’s commitment and collaboration with both partners and citizens to ease smooth running of activities.
He threatened to arrest idlers, urging citizens to embark on agriculture to combat the looming hunger.
The Commissioner spoke on Sunday during the pastoral visit of Yei Catholic Bishop Erkulano Lodu Tombe to St Peter Parish in Mundri West County.