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Bakosoro speaks about his detention

Author : | Published: Tuesday, August 25, 2015

Shortly after Joseph Bakosoro (Western Equatoria State) was fired along with Simon Kun of Upper Nile, Clement Wani Konga of Central Equatoria, and Nyandeng Malek of Warrap, he was thrown it in Juba.

Mr Bakosoro spent days in the detention until he was released on Friday last week. He was freed a day after the parliamentary caucus of Equatoria MPs raised a concern about his health.

He chats with Memo about the issue.

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