The National Security Service has graduated 500 personnel in Paloch, Upper Nile State, as part of efforts to strengthen security, protect oilfields and maintain stability in the area.
In a post on the official Facebook page, the graduation ceremony was held on Sunday and attended by the Acting Commissioner of Melut County, Adwai Akiech Yuot.
The event was led by Brigadier General Waal Deng Mading, Security Commander at Paloch Oilfield, and attended by several security officials.
The newly graduated personnel were drawn from various counties across Upper Nile State. The group represents the seventh batch of National Security Service graduates and the second to graduate at the county level in Melut.
During the ceremony, security officials urged the graduates to uphold discipline, remain committed to their duties and prioritise the protection of civilians and their property.
They also stressed the importance of building trust and cooperation between security forces and local communities.
In his remarks, Acting Commissioner Adwai Akiech Yuot said the graduation came at a critical time as South Sudan prepares for the upcoming elections.
He said the newly graduated personnel could play an important role in securing the electoral process and helping create a safe and stable environment across the county.
The commissioner urged the personnel to exercise wisdom and restraint while carrying out their duties.
He also called for effective coordination with other security agencies operating in the county to strengthen security, maintain stability and protect civilians.
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