Government of Eastern Equatoria 2005–10
The Government of Eastern Equatoria from 2005 to 2010 took office in Eastern Equatoria State of South Sudan after a peace treaty was signed between the Sudan People's Liberation Movement and the government of Sudan based in Khartoum. Elections were originally planned for 2009, but were postponed until April 2010.[1]
State government
The State Government, headed by Governor was appointed by the President.
| Position | Office holder |
|---|---|
| Governor | Brigadier General Aloisio Emor Ojetuk |
| Deputy Governor | MP George Echom |
| Secretary General for State Government | Cyprian Okuye Atar |
Advisers to the Governor
- Security Affairs – Mr. Marcello Otwari Dominic
- Administration Affairs – Angelo Vugga
- Political Affairs – Dr. Robert Lokamu
- Human Rights – Agnes Lox Nedo
Ministries
| Ministry | Minister | Director General |
|---|---|---|
| Local Government and Law Enforcement | MP George Echom (Deputy Governor) | |
| Finance | Hon. MP. Fredrick Tulio Odong | Mr. John Kenyi Geri |
| Education | MP Prof. Francis Ben Baba | Mr. James Amoko |
| Information and Communication | MP Bernard Loki | Mr. Michael G. Saleh |
| Agriculture | MP Betty Achan Ogwaro | Mr. Louise Rex L. |
| Health | MP Florence Nigty | Dr. Lenny Loromo |
| Social Development | MP Patrick Lodinga | Mr. Julias Okeny Okoy |
| Physical Infrastructure | MP Morris Kaunda Merisia | Mr. Solomon Sidoro |
Interim Legislative Assembly
- Speaker of State Assembly – Sabina Dario Lokolong (SPLM)
- Deputy Speaker – Martin Odwar Lonuha (SPLM)
- Leader of Government Business – Paul Napwon Yonai
Representatives
- Sabina Dario Lokolong (SPLM) – Budi County
- Martin Odwar Lonuha (SPLM) – Ikotos County
- Paul Napwon Yonai (SPLM) – Kapoeta South
- Arungogle Rino Loremo (SPLM) – Budi County
- Jamal Peter Lotipe (SSDF) – Kapoeta North County
- Julius Ajeo Moilinga (SPLM) – Magwi County
- Agnes Florence Odwar – Torit County
- Paul Okot Bara (SANU) – Magwi County
- Oromo Baranaba Ekol (SPLM) – Lafon County
- Karlo Lopuke Amoni (SPLM) – Kapoeta East County
- Mark Uttor Owitti (NCP) – Lafon County
- Aziz Atari Aziz (SPLM) – Ikotos County
- Josephine Thomas (SPLM) – Torit County
- Vitale Aburi Lomiluk (USAP 1 ) – Magwi County
- Fermo Peter Issara (NCP) – Torit County
- Osfald Tafeng (USAP 2) – Torit County
- Dominic Otwari Theodore (USAP 2) – Torit County
- Patrick Bafura Paul (FORUM)
- Arnold Hatulang
- Mark Taban
- Charles Rino Atul (SSDF) – Budi County
- Martin Lopir Lotubai (SPLM) – Kapoeta South County
- Alma Maha Thomas
- Emmanuel Ambrose Ocholimoi (SPLM) – Torit County
- Urbano Oyet Jobojobo (SPLM) – Magwi County
- Elizabeth Idor James (SPLM) – Lopa/Lafon County
- Semira Louis Lojore (SPLM) – Kapoeta South County
- Joseph Celepus Lonok (NCP) – Kapoeta North County
- Offis Asada Otome (SPLM) – Torit County
- Hakim Iko (SPLM) – Kapoeta North County
- Robert Lochan Ngiroluk (SPLM) – Kapoeta North County
- Benjamin Lopeyok (SPLM) – Kapoeta East County
- Irene Peter Paul (SPLM) – Kapoeta South County
- Ohisa Affwoni Lais (SANU) – Torit County
- Abel Uchan Idris (SPLM) – Lafon/ Lopa County
- Jeremy K. Africa (SPLM) – Ikotos County
- Marko Lokitoe Lokuuta (SPLM) – Kapoeta South County
- Martin Milla – Magwi County
- Cypriano Lonyangatom (SPLM) – Kapoeta East County
- Christine Nakwar Patrick (SPLM) – Kapoeta East County
- Clement Otto Kulo – Magwi County
- Peter Bosco Lotyang (SPLM) – Budi County
- Perina Laweno (NCP) – Magwi County
- Marko Mustafa Lotinomoi (NCP) – Budi County
Business Committees
| Committee | Chairperson | Party |
|---|---|---|
| Finance and Public Accounts | Hon. Arungule Rino Loremo | SPLM |
| Services | Hon. Jamal Peter Lotipe | SSDF |
| Legislation and Legal Affairs | Hon. Julius Ajeo Moilinga | SPLM |
| Human Rights | Hon. Agnes Florence Odwar | |
| Land and Physical Infrastructure | Hon. Paul Okot Bara | SANU |
| Culture and Information | Hon. Oromo Barnaba Eko |
Directorate of Contracts, Legal Aid, Human Rights Conventions and Treaties
- Director – Paul Mayak Marrier
- Deputy Director – Majok Dau Kuot
- Third Legal Counsellor – Chol Awow Lual
- Legal Counsellor – Machar Ader Ader Nyong
- Legal Counsellor – Chan Jarico Tuong Nyibong
- Legal Counsellor – Marko Bol Deng
- Legal Counsellor – Akol Deng Back Deng
- Legal Counsellor – Biu Lat Mading
References
- Marvis Birungi (27 Nov 2009). "Sudan: Election Postponed Till April 2010". SoSa News. Retrieved 2011-07-17.
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