South Sudan President Wets Himself While Reciting National Anthem | Eish! | የደቡብ ሱዳን ሸኔ ሳልቫ ኪር ሸና

💭 ሌላው የግራኝ ‘ወንድም’ የደቡብ ሱዳኑ ፕሬዝደንት ‘ሳልቫ ኪር’ ብሔራዊ መዝሙር በሚዝመርበት ወቅት ሽንቱን በራሱ ላይ ሸና። እይይይ! እነ ሲ.አይ.ኤ “ጠቅ!” አድርገውት ይሆን?

👉 ፕሬዚደንት ሳልቫ ኪር በአሜሪካ በተካሄደው የአሜሪካ–አፍሪቃ “የዘር ማጥፋት” ጉባኤ ላይ አልተገኘም። ደቡብ ሱዳን በውጭ ጉዳይ ሚንስትር ነበር የተወከለችው።

👉 ፕሬዚደንቱ ወደ አሜሪካ ለመሄድ ያልፈለገበት ምክኒያት በደቡብ ሱዳን የውጭ ጉዳይ ሚንስትር በኩል እንዲህ ተገልጿል፤

“የተከበሩ ፕሬዚዳንቱ በውስጥ ጉዳዮች ላይ ሃላፊ ናቸው እና ትናንት እዚህ (ጁባ) አልነበሩም በአዲስ መንገድ ምረቃ ላይ ተሰማርተው ነበር፤ ለጉባኤ ወደ አሜሪካ ሄደን ስለ እገዳዎች እና ትርኪምርኪ ነገሮች ከምንሰማ ይልቅ ይህ ለደቡብ ሱዳን ህዝብ የበለጠ ወሳኝ ነገር ነበር። እንደ ፈረንሣይ–አፍሪካ የመሪዎች ጉባዔ፣ የቱርክ–አፍሪካ የመሪዎች ጉባዔ፣ የጃፓን–አፍሪካ የመሪዎች ጉባዔ፣ እንዲሁም የሩስያ–አፍሪካ የመሪዎች ጉባዔ፣ ፕሬዚዳንት ኪር አሁንም ሊሳተፉባቸው የሚችሉባቸው ስብሰባዎች አሁንም አሉ።“

👉 ዋው! ለማንኛውም እንደተለመደው አጀንዳ ለማስቀየር፤ “ፋሺስታዊ መዝሙራችንን ካልዘመርን፤ የግብጽን ባንዲራ ካላውለበለብን” በማለት ላይ ለሚገኙት ለዘር አጥፊዎቹ ጋላ–ኦሮሞዎች ይህ ሌላ ማስጠንቀቂያ ነው። ቀጥሎ ደም የሚሸናው የስላቫ ኪር አቻ ግራኝ አብዮት አህመድ ነው! ምናለ በሉኝ!

💭 A video has now gone viral online showing President Salva Kiir Mayardit of South Sudan urinating on himself while reciting the National Anthem at a public function, to the dismay of his aides, officials and military officers nearby.

President Salva Kiir, aged 71, has been the president of the troubled northeast African country since its founding in 2011 and has continued to preside over a protracted conflict which has kept the country underdeveloped, with about 82 per cent of its citizens in abject poverty.

👉 This is another warning to the genocidal Galla-Oromos who would like to sing their fascistic anthem and wave the ‘Egyptian’ flag in Ethiopia.

💭 Why President Kiir skipped Biden’s invite to US-Africa Summit

South Sudan has defended President Salva Kiir’s move to snub an invite by his US counterpart, Joe Biden, for a summit bringing together close to 50 African heads of state.

While other African leaders opted for the historic visit, President Kiir was locked up in a busy schedule on Monday, where he commissioned the first phase of the 63- kilometre Juba-Terekeka Road in Lakes State. Kiir sent a team of diplomats, headed by Minister of Foreign Affairs Mayiik Ayii Deng, to attend the summit on his behalf.

In an exclusive interview with The City Review yesterday, Deng Dau Deng, the deputy minister of foreign affairs and international cooperation, said the head of state delegated the duty to Mayiik to allow him (President Kiir) to attend to more pressing national duties.

“His Excellency the President is in charge of issues internally, and he was not here (in Juba) yesterday, he was launching the road, which was more crucial to the people of South Sudan than just a summit of America where we will go and listen to sanctions and all those kinds of things,” Deng said.

Kiir, like his other African counterparts, was acting in good faith, according to Deng, by sending a representative to the summer.

“It (summit) is not a classroom, we have several heads of state and government that have not gone for that particular summit (US-Africa leaders’ summit),” he explained.

He added, “It depends on our national interest, and South Sudan has sent a foreign affairs minister who is equally important as the rest of African nations whose heads of state and government have not attended that particular conference.”

He argued that President Kiir was busy spearheading the implementation of the peace agreement, which is long overdue, and “South Sudan should concentrate on their own issues” and not spend much energy on “the international conferences.”

“It is not a must that all the heads of state and governments in Africa attend,” he added.

Deng said that there were still upcoming conferences such as France-Africa Summit, the Turkey-Africa Summit, the Japanese-Africa Summit, and the Russia-Africa Summit that President Kiir could still attend.

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