ADJUMANI APPOINTS TWO NEW MEMBERS TO THE DISTRICT SERVICE COMMISSION.

By Bazio Doreen.

Adjumani District has appointed two new members to the District Service Commission.

The District Chairperson appointed Mr. Amajuru Simon Madraru as the Chairperson of the Commission while Ms. Vudra Margaret Dia was appointed as a member.

Mr. Amajuru replaces Mr. Kibrai Moses who resigned on 30th May 2025 after serving two terms to join elective politics during the 2025 NRM primaries for the Adjumani West Member of Parliament.

While congratulating the members at the swearing in event at the District Council Hall on 5th January 2026, Hon. Anyama Ben, the District Chairperson observed that with this move, the commission is now fully functional and there would be no further delays in recruitments, appointments and promotions.

Hon. Anyama, tasked the Mr. Amajuru to ensure that the commission gives equal distribution of jobs across the district’s 11 sub counties.

Hon. Anyama also rallied the new Chairperson to decisively use a corruption free approach to work on disciplinary issues that have been long overdue by some staff.

“This thing I have been hearing, so and so is giving money for the commission, you will be exposed this time round. I don’t want to hear anything like eating government money. I control a lot of resources but you have never heard that I have eaten any public funds,” Hon. Anyama said.

Earlier, while being sworn in by the Chief Magistrate, His Lordship, Ojok Tony Obonyo, Mr. Amajuru pledged to work closely with all stakeholders, improve credibility of the commission and ensure that people get appointments on merit and in a corruption freeway.

“I didn’t lobby for this position. I am taking over this office on merit. I don’t want any lobbying in my office. For those who have been saying that you permanent and pensionable, just like you are being recruited, you can be disappointed in public interest,” Mr. Amajuru said.

The Chief Administrative Officer was represented by Edema Richard Draciri, who pledged cooperation, support and smooth takeover of the office.

Other members of the commission include: Rev. Sr. Maia Frances, Mr. Amoko Eugene Gudu, and Hon. Anyama Saul.   Each member of the commission serves for 4 years.

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