By Lodu William Odiya
Kapoeta North County caretaker commissioner David Nayee Lomor, has called for peace and cooperation among the traditional leaders in the area.
In a statement by the county’s press unit, the call came during a meeting with chiefs from across the county to strengthen peacebuilding efforts, promote cooperation among traditional leaders, and sustain peaceful coexistence throughout Greater Kapoeta.
During the meeting, Nayee emphasized that communities across Greater Kapoeta continue to yearn for lasting peace, particularly in cattle camps and kraals.
“He urged traditional leaders to remain committed to their responsibilities by promoting dialogue, resolving disputes peacefully, preserving existing peace, and strengthening harmonious relationships among neighbouring communities,” the statement partly read.
The Caretaker Commissioner also appealed to the Nile Sustainable Development Organization (NSDO) to continue supporting peace initiatives among neighboring communities as part of broader efforts to strengthen stability throughout Greater Kapoeta.
Furthermore, NSDO committed to renovating the B Court office as soon as possible. The organization reaffirmed its commitment to working closely with the Caretaker Commissioner and the local government to advance peacebuilding initiatives for the benefit of communities across the county.
Dr. Jason Nyaga, Consultant of the Nile Sustainable Development Organization (NSDO) reaffirmed Commitment to Peacebuilding, unity, and cooperation among communities in Kapoeta North County.
“Dr. Nyaga encouraged all chiefs to continue cooperating with NSDO, the local government, and other relevant stakeholders to promote peace, unity, and peaceful coexistence among neighboring communities,” statement stated.