You see my wife is from a well rich family in terms of leadership and also wealthy

Dear Anita below is the historical background of my wife’s grandfather activity. My wife’s name is Kuei Mawien Dhor.

Her biological father’s name is called Mawien who is currently a national MP. And the father of my father’s in-laws is Dhor Ariik Mawien Ariik.

My best friend Anita below is bio of Sultan Dhor Ariik Mawien.

His nickname is called Marengdit.
And Who’s Dhor Marengdit?
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The Biography of Late Dhor Ariik Mawien

= His origin and birth

Late Sultan Dhor Ariik Mawien also known as Marengdit was born in January 1926

He was born in Longkap Village of Lou Ariik Area, in Akop region of Tonj – Warrap State.

He was born to his Father Sultan Ariik Mawien Ariik and his Mother Akit Madut Wol

Marengdit was the 3rd born in the family of 4 brothers and 2 sisters
Marengdit was a son to the first wife among Ariik Alomngar’s 17 wives.

Dhor was taken to school as young boy but he got dropped out from school after contracting an illness

Marengdit died at the age of 95 years on Jan 4th , 2021 in Akok Village, Lou Ariik.
Marengdit survives in his 52 children of his 13 wives!

= His Leadership Services

Sultan Dhor Ariik was appointed a chief in 1971 after his Brother Ring Ariik was killed by a helicopter in Belbuoc

While serving as an Executive Chief for Lou Ariik Area, Dhordit was at the same time the Paramount Chief of Akop Region in Tonj – Serving as the President of Regional Court till his demise.

Dhordit has served as a paramount chief for 50 years making him one of the longest serving leader in South Sudan.

As a young chief he had participated in the writing of Wanh Alel Customary Laws (Ganun Wanh Alel) widely used in South Sudan.

He has served as an expert of traditional courts across Dinka Nation and beyond.

Marengdit is founding Father of the Lou Ariik Age Set known as Machar Anyar Generation in 2005

=Youth activities

Dhordit grew up with a lot of responsibility, courage and integrity and he was widely respected by his age mates

Throughout his youthfulness, he had lived a simple life within his Dinka Community doing cattle rearing and farming activities.

He had been involved in several battles of external aggression safeguarding his area and the territory.

As a giant young man he survived an attempt by a buffalo to kill him
Sultan Marengdit as a patriot joined the Anyany I Liberation Movement in pursue of South Sudanese freedom. Upon his return to the village due to the arrest of his brother Marengdit was arrested and sentenced to death until the then District Commissioner, Toby Maduot intervened.

Marengdit as a liberator was wounded in 1952 defending his territory

= Marengdit’s Abilities

Dhor Marengdit was an influential, eloquent and a thoughtful public speaker
He had an extraordinary cleverness and strong memory – making him to be an archive to generations in songs and storytelling.

Marengdit was widely feared because of his wisdom and his firm support for peace and unity throughout his reign.
Dhor Marengdit was popularly known as a powerful spiritual leader feared by many.

He had quality leadership and powers of decision-making and control of situations

During war of Liberation of SPLM, Dhordit used to mobilize Human and Material Resources to support the war of Liberation across Akop & Tonj Region.

= Marengdit’s Roles In PEACE mediation

He participated in Ganyliel Peace Talk between Dinka and Nuer as prominent
individual in 1975

He was part of Chabok Peace Initiative between Agaar and Jalwau Communities 1995

Marengdit was part of Peace Mediation between Agaar & Gok Communities in 1993

= Dhor Ariik can be remembered of his statements of wisdom:

“I am the chief of the widows, the orphans and the poor,” Dhordit statement

“No person can start harvesting his crops without thinking of where to keep them,” he said this statement in reference to Situation of which South Sudan is full of illegal firearms which have nowhere to keep them.

“Who are the parents of the militia (nyigat)?” he said this in support of peaceful social cohesion

Dear Anita,

I appreciate for kind reply with well precisely message. I could say I’m touch and honestly you’re one of the few friend that I’d count on.
However, this was my second trip to China, I’ve enjoyed the adventures of the ASIA. It’s a developed country and in fact China should be a continent itself. These people are in another planet. They have invented a car that drive passenger from airport to downtown.

Secondly my kids are extremely doing well and we thanks God,And they’re all studying in Nairobi-Kenya. Their mother is here with me working also as a senior accountant under institution called South Sudan Civil Aviation Authority (SSCAA).My DG, of SSCAA called her to come and support him with reform from SSCAA since she is from NGOs world with accountability. Unfortunately as Mr. Tom was also complaining about his new roles,,,,, I’m telling you gov’t jobs is just a marathon in it. Too much politics. And I advise her if you’re aiming for the position of Minister of Finance now then there’s no need to worry and fear politics.

She’s planning for the Ministerial position now. I’m still navigating how i could take her to the office of the President to avail her interest in ministerial position.

Let continue to rally behind her to achieve her dream. I told her during our courtship time in 2022, that I’m a loving husband and I’ll support your talent achieve your target on earth.

Aviation is the best job in the world it’s reconnect you with govt officials like when i was in China, i have had an opportunity to have met with the office private secretary of president for Liberia.

My wife is facing a lot of challenges from her co-workers who are doing extreme corruption but she said it is my oddesty to execute herself from such practices.

Literally you actually came into mind such we can support her although she’s so ambivalent/mixed feelings. I admire her benevolent/kind with those who have intentions not wanting her in the office.

I think with your support we can overcome them to make her win. My DG, is on her side although is too busy to settle down to sort out her problem.

She is working together with her billing manager, who was working in the bank and when K asked him is this how you was working in the bank before without clear report , clear accountability.? He get annoyed quickly and K wrote report to DG, to suspend this guy for a month time and appointed a lady to come and help K for the establishment of finance reform.

It is unfortunately that it’s one tribe that dominated the whole department and Airport.

Sincerely, Warm and created care too.
GreGory

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First how are you? This is what I suppose to do from the start of writing the above message.  Also i want you to proofread this little girl who really seeking this scholarship.

This is the second question asked.

1.How will your healthcare use your education to contribute to improving healthcare for underserved populations in South Sudan? (Max 500 words only)“
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Dear Admission Officer,
If given this opportunity to study medicine, I’ll truly use this knowledge and experience, that will equipped me with the skills to address critical healthcare challenges in underserved populations. I am particularly driven to use and improve healthcare in South Sudan, where disparities in access to essential services are profound.

*Educational Background:**
My academic journey has been focused on understanding and addressing health inequities. Through the little experience I’ve earned from Tonj Civil hospital and health systems management, I have gained a comprehensive understanding of the social determinants of health and the strategies needed to combat them. Additionally, my dream is to be medical attendant to save the life of vulnerable  people settings honed my ability to deliver patient-centered care, particularly in resource-limited environments.

Understanding of the Challenges in South Sudan:**
South Sudan faces significant healthcare challenges, including high maternal and child mortality rates, widespread infectious diseases, and a severe shortage of healthcare professionals. The ongoing conflict and displacement have further exacerbated these issues, leaving many communities without basic healthcare services. I recognize that addressing these challenges requires not only medical interventions but also a deep understanding of the cultural, social, and economic factors that influence health.

Applying My Education:**
I plan to use my education to design and implement community-based health programs that focus on prevention and education. For instance, by leveraging my knowledge of epidemiology, I can help establish surveillance systems to monitor and control the spread of infectious diseases. My training in health systems management will be crucial in strengthening local healthcare infrastructure, improving supply chains for essential medicines, and ensuring that healthcare delivery is sustainable and efficient.

Collaborative Efforts:**
Collaboration with local healthcare providers, NGOs, and government agencies will be central to my approach. By working with these stakeholders, I aim to develop culturally appropriate health education campaigns and train community health workers to extend the reach of care. I also plan to engage with local leaders and communities to ensure that healthcare initiatives are aligned with their needs and are sustainable in the long term.

Impact and Vision:**
My ultimate goal is to contribute to a healthcare system in South Sudan that is resilient, equitable, and accessible to all. I envision a future where basic healthcare services are available to even the most remote communities, where maternal and child health outcomes are significantly improved, and where the burden of infectious diseases is greatly reduced. I am committed to ongoing learning and adapting my strategies to meet the evolving needs of the population, ensuring that my efforts have a lasting and positive impact.
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Wah I think I see she’s fairing it up.

What do you think too?

Looking forward to seeing you occasionally reply this. I believe she need both our help contribution.

My best wishes.

Dear Anita,

Yes it is truly Wednesday morning here to us. No problem just take your time to think for away we can approach these two different questions that were asked to be essay.

Be blessed dear.

Greg.

Dear Anita,

Thanks for your input and kindness.

We are still proud of our country boys but the secret his they were told not to be that strong on USA teams…… President Kiir Mayardit told them on phone that clear they rests of the countries first you will deal with US at the finals.

Yes I watched match yesterday but it was 103 USA and SSD 86.

Some best were prevented by the coach not to play since President Kiir Said leave US to win and deal with SERBIA. Then your target in final.

That was the secret.

Looking forward to hearing from you soon.

I’m glad that you are happy for our boys.

Be blessed Anita.

Regards

Greg.

Dear Anita

I hope you are keeping well.

How have you been doing.

I’m breathing well this side and the life has been making me not to rest.

Feel free to say your opinion about tomorrow match between USA &SSD.

Be bless dear.

Greg.