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South Sudan: NBG Governors orders deportation of Catholic priest accused of molesting teenager

South Sudan: NBG Governors orders deportation of Catholic priest accused of molesting teenager

Rédaction Africa Links 24 with Hou Akot Hou
Published on 2024-03-04 12:46:45

Governor Tong Aken Ngor of Northern Bhar El Ghazal State has taken a strong stance against a Catholic priest accused of molesting a teenage boy in Nyamlel Catholic Church in Aweil West County. The incident has sparked outrage and prompted the Governor to order the deportation of the priest.

In a statement to congregations on Sunday, Governor Aken expressed his indignation at the actions of the priest, who he said had strayed from his duty to spread the word of God and had instead engaged in inappropriate behavior. He emphasized that such behavior would not be tolerated within the church or the community.

“We are infuriated by the action of the priest who deviated from his doctrines and we cannot allow such unruly behavior to infect the church and the believers,” Governor Aken stated.

The Governor announced that the priest would be brought before the court and then deported from the state as a result of his actions. The incident has caused a stir in the community and has raised concerns about the safety of children in religious institutions.

The Catholic Church priest was accused of molesting a boy in Aweil Central Prison, leading to a protest within the church and calling for justice to be served. The Governor’s decision to deport the priest reflects the seriousness of the allegations and the need to protect vulnerable members of the community.

This incident has highlighted the importance of upholding ethical standards within religious institutions and holding individuals accountable for their actions. Governor Aken’s swift response to the accusations demonstrates a commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of all residents in Northern Bhar El Ghazal State.

The deportation of the accused priest serves as a warning to others who may seek to abuse their positions of authority and trust within the community. It sends a clear message that such behavior will not be tolerated and that those responsible will face consequences for their actions.

Overall, Governor Tong Aken Ngor’s actions in response to the allegations of molestation by the Catholic priest demonstrate a commitment to justice, accountability, and the protection of vulnerable individuals in the community. By taking a strong stance against such misconduct, Governor Aken has shown that he is dedicated to upholding the values of the community and ensuring that all residents can feel safe and secure in their religious institutions.

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