SPLM–USA National Secretariat Announces New Leadership Structure and Nebraska Chapter Transition
UNITED STATES — October 11, 2026 — The Sudan People’s Liberation Movement Office in the United States (SPLM–USA National Secretariat) today announced its finalized national leadership structure, introducing new national officers, senior advisers, and a leadership transition within the Nebraska Chapter. The updated structure reflects the Secretariat’s commitment to strengthening organizational coordination, accountability, and community engagement among South Sudanese communities across the United States and abroad. According to the Secretariat, the restructuring is part of a broader effort to reinforce SPLM values, improve operational effectiveness, and ensure responsible representation of the movement’s mission.
The Secretariat confirmed the following leadership appointments: Mr. Cde. Paulino M. Manyiel as Chairman; Mr. Cde. Magok Gabriel Gany as Deputy Chairman; Ms. Cde. Joslyn Akuindik Francis Ngor as General Secretary; Mr. Cde. Monylok Chol Lual as Secretary for External Affairs; Mr. Cde. Dut Deng Lek as Secretary for Information; Mr. Cde. Ayi Ayaj Chol as Senior Adviser; Mr. Cde. Chimuth Bai as Senior Adviser following his promotion from Nebraska State Chapter Chairman; Mrs. Cde. Martha Akuol Mou as Senior Adviser for Gender Affairs; and Mr. Cde. Aguer Madut as Chairman of the SPLM Nebraska Chapter, effective October 10, 2026. The Secretariat noted that these appointments expand its capacity to serve SPLM members nationwide and strengthen coordination between national and state chapters.
The Nebraska Chapter transition officially took effect on October 10, 2026, marking a significant organizational milestone. With Mr. Cde. Chimuth Bai moving into a senior advisory role, the Secretariat emphasized that his experience and leadership will continue to benefit national operations. Meanwhile, Mr. Cde. Aguer Madut’s appointment as Nebraska Chapter Chairman is expected to bring renewed energy and direction to chapter activities. The Secretariat stated that this transition demonstrates SPLM–USA’s commitment to structured leadership development and the elevation of experienced members into roles that enhance national cohesion.
Chairman Paulino M. Manyiel underscored that the newly appointed leadership team carries a clear mandate to strengthen discipline, enforce accountability, and expand constructive engagement across SPLM chapters in the United States. “This leadership team has a clear mandate: to uphold discipline, enforce accountability, strengthen our national organization, and deliver responsible representation for SPLM members and South Sudanese communities. We will lead with engagement and purpose, expand constructive engagement, and ensure that every office and chapter advances the SPLM mission with integrity and measurable results,” Chairman Manyiel said. He called on members, supporters, and partners to support the new structure and commit to measurable progress.
The Secretariat reaffirmed its commitment to SPLM values, emphasizing that the effectiveness of the new structure will depend on disciplined leadership, cooperation, and sustained community engagement. Each appointee is responsible for advancing the SPLM mission and contributing to the organization’s visibility, growth, and effectiveness. The SPLM–USA National Secretariat remains dedicated to promoting peace, harmony, and reconciliation; encouraging unity of purpose among South Sudanese communities; building bridges with churches, civic organizations, community leaders, and policymakers; strengthening relationships with SPLM supporters across the United States and globally; and upholding democratic principles, accountability, patriotism, and service to the people.
The SPLM–USA National Secretariat concluded by urging members, supporters, community partners, and friends of South Sudan to translate shared principles into coordinated action. The leadership team will prioritize stronger organization, responsive service, community partnership, and progress toward a peaceful, united, and prosperous future. The Secretariat emphasized that collective commitment and disciplined participation will determine the strength and success of SPLM–USA’s mission in the years ahead.
