‎By Correspondent

Central Equatoria State Government has called on cattle traders operating in Mogiri Boma of Mangalla Payam to embrace peaceful coexistence and mutual respect.

‎‎This appeal followed an official visit to Mogiri Cattle Market by a state delegation led by Hon. Angelo Daya, the State Advisor for Peace and Security, to assess the status of cattle trading activities in the area.

‎‎The Mogiri Cattle Market primarily hosts traders from the Greater Pibor Administrative Area.

‎‎According to a statement from the office of the Governor, Hon. Daya emphasized on the importance of cooperation and respect for local communities.

‎‎“When you come with your cows, notify the relevant authorities in Central Equatoria, particularly in Juba, because your security here is a shared responsibility,” he stated.

‎‎Hon. Leon Abe Brown, the State Minister of Local Government and Law Enforcement Agency conveyed a message from the Governor of Central Equatoria State highlighting the need for unity among cattle traders.

‎‎”Peaceful coexistence among you as cattle traders is essential in promoting economic stability,” Abe was quoted as saying.

‎‎Representing the cattle traders from the Greater Pibor Administrative Area, Zakaria Kengen expressed gratitude for the State government’s visit and engagement. He called for “inter-state collaboration between Central Equatoria and the Greater Pibor Administrative Area to enhance the cattle trade.”