His maternal grand father was great politician (Elia Duong Arop Chom) who helped shaped the political atmosphere of the then Gogrial district. In his youthhood, Agel Ring Machar has lives with instincts of leadership derived from the legacy of Awak-macham and Chom-agueerkok since day one.
He helped founded and initiated the then Twic community association in Nairobi of which he became the 1st elected chair. Upon his return to South Sudan Agel has been fueguently visiting his home village getting to acquaints himself with condition and lifestyle there.
He sits, drinks water from the swamp with the locals, he participates in local community football tournaments in Panyok. Agel goes to the cattle camp and sings his bulls around. He goes to the shrines of Wak-macham at Bangbang and Yiikko Kondok Makuei at Ameth-goi and Majak-pagai respectively.
Out of his peers and accompaniers who are still far from coming home. Agel is here with us. Dont you think comrade Agel R Machar is the next Dr Justine Yac, Bona Malual, Elia Duang, Philip Akot Akok, Dut Bol Kur etc.
Be reminded you have John Mangok version at your door step my people.
Give him this thing he so much needed, so that his services keep on reaching usm
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