Warrap State Governor Orders Removal of Checkpoints Along Key Roads

Kuajok, South Sudan – Warrap State Governor H.E. Lt. Gen. Francis Marial Abur has taken a decisive step toward improving the freedom of movement and reducing obstacles for citizens by dismantling checkpoints along the Kuajok-Gogrial and Wunrok roads. The move follows a resolution passed during the 8th Governors’ Forum, where leaders agreed to eliminate unnecessary checkpoints that have been a source of complaints from residents and travelers. Governor Abur issued a directive for soldiers stationed at these checkpoints to vacate the areas immediately, signaling his administration’s commitment to ensuring smoother transport and trade routes in the state. “This decision reflects our dedication to addressing the concerns of our people and promoting economic activity in Warrap State,” Governor Abur said in a statement. “The removal of these checkpoints is a step forward in reducing delays, minimizing harassment, and fostering trust between the government and the citizens.” Residents and businesses have welcomed the move, expressing optimism about the positive impact it will have on trade and daily life. Many believe the elimination of the checkpoints will help lower transportation costs and reduce travel time along these critical routes. The 8th Governors’ Forum, which brought together leaders from across South Sudan, underscored the need for regional cooperation in implementing reforms that enhance governance and improve the quality of life for citizens. Governor Abur’s actions demonstrate his resolve to turn these resolutions into tangible outcomes for the people of Warrap State. Authorities are now monitoring the implementation of the directive to ensure compliance, with plans to engage local communities to address any emerging challenges.