The Catholic Archbishop of the Catholic Archdiocese of Juba has decried high- level of injustices against the citizens whom he terms as poor people in the country.
Speaking to Press in his resident on Saturday in Juba, Archbishop Lukudu says we are all aware of the high level of injustice committed against the poor by cheating them through greed, lies and other immoral practices.
This must come to an end because South Sudanese are tired of war and their suffering is not from God but from leaders.
Archbishop Lukudu urges peace loving people of South Sudan to pray to risen Jesus to soften the hearts of South Sudanese leaders of both the government and the opposition so as to bring peace and stability to citizens.
The common interests of the people should be given a priority, Lukudu urges the leaders
Archbishop Lukudu notes if the recent series of economical sanctions imposed on oil companies and individuals can bring an end to the suffering of citizens that will be something commendable.
The Catholic Prelate believes the solution of South Sudan’s problem lays at the hands of its leaders.