Gingo Samuel

A rare glimpse of the Nile Lechwe, one of the world's most remarkable and endangered antelope species, roaming freely through the Great Nile Migratory Landscape and the vast Sudd Wetland: Africa's largest swamp, right here in South Sudan. 🇸🇸 A living treasure of South Sudan's extraordinary natural heritage! 🦌🌍

The largest land mammal migration on Earth isn’t the Serengeti. It’s the Great Nile Migration in South Sudan ~6 million white-eared kob, tiang, Mongalla gazelle & reedbuck moving across a landscape bigger than many countries. Hidden for decades. Now mapped, protected, and a UNESCO site. Nature’s greatest secret is finally out. 🌍🦌 #GreatNileMigration #SouthSudan

We landed the chopper 🚁 on top of a mountain ⛰️ and had a coffee stop over in just close to the Kangen River. It flows and joins the Pibor River, which is part of the Sobat River basin feeding into the White Nile. The riverbanks around the Kangen and Boma National Park are famous for massive seasonal wildlife migrations, notably large herds of white-eared kobs. Jani the Boma Park Manager also was in charge of brewing our coffee ☕️

Boma National Park

Hopefully we get a good helicopter Charter deal with @BarAviation for the Great Nile Migration.

Beautiful and delicious coffee ☕️ with my Eritrea 🇪🇷 people ❤️

One rule about warfare is if you draw your gun at abother man, be sure that you pull the trigger otherwise you might get your ass smoked. Just do your background check, let me give you a lead. Go to the Ministry of Wildlife Conservation and Tourism in Jebel Lemon, ask for the Directorate of Tourism office and just say my name in there and then ask your questions. I wont send you to other places. If you successfully get that info from there let me know I send you somewhere else.

That one tweep with 37 followers seeking clout.

Who would ask a bribe from Larry Madowo?🤣🤣

You can say all the shit and trash you want about me, but one thing you will never take away is the work I am putting in to contribute to the future of South Sudan. 🇸🇸 I don't want to brag, neither am I looking for applause. But while some people are busy criticising me because they consider me a foreigner, I am busy building something that I believe will create employment opportunities for thousands of South Sudanese through the tourism sector. I am investing my time, energy, creativity, resources and networks into positioning South Sudan as one of Africa's most extraordinary tourism destinations. From promoting the Great Nile Migration and the Boma-Badingilo National Parks to developing helicopter safari experiences, marketing our natural heritage internationally, promoting tourist camps and building tourism partnerships, I am working to create opportunities that go beyond social media posts and beautiful photographs. My vision is bigger than tourism promotion. It is about building an industry that can create opportunities for tour guides, drivers, pilots, photographers, conservationists, park rangers, hospitality workers, local communities, entrepreneurs and thousands of young people who deserve a chance to earn a living from the incredible natural heritage this country possesses. I am proud that institutions such as African Parks and government institutions, including the Ministry of Wildlife Conservation and Tourism, recognise the complexity and importance of this work. Their trust and the responsibilities entrusted to me have given me opportunities to represent and promote South Sudan's tourism potential, including on international platforms. And let me make one thing clear: I don't need to be born in a country to recognise its potential, respect its people or contribute meaningfully to its development. I am a patriotic Ugandan and a proud friend and supporter of South Sudan. My connection to this country goes beyond business interests. I see enormous potential in its people, wildlife, landscapes and future. Perhaps tomorrow I will no longer be physically present in South Sudan. Perhaps I will move on to other adventures. But I want to leave behind something tangible: opportunities created, partnerships established, destinations discovered, young people empowered and a tourism sector that is stronger than I found it. I am not here to compete with anyone, prove my nationality or seek validation from critics. I am a visionary. I am a builder. And I would rather spend my time building something that benefits thousands of people than spend it arguing with a handful of critics. History will not remember how loudly we criticised one another. It will remember what we contributed. My work continues. 🇸🇸🌍

Sijakuwamu.

I havent seen a retarded person in my life like you. Why dont you carry your crack head to the Ministry of wildlife and ask them to fire me.

Listen son, I am more South Sudanese than your crack ass. Just read my portfolio.

You must be a new comer here.

I will quote a Scripture for you. “[3] “Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother’s eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye? [4] How can you say to your brother, ‘Let me take the speck out of your eye,’ when all the time there is a plank in your own eye? [5] You hypocrite, first take the plank out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother’s eye.” Matthew 7:3-5 NIV

How do you accuse a MonyMundari of being foreigner?

. @Garang_Lester and @chan_mayot after losing their favourite pants 👖 to a Juba dry cleaner sues them for $54 million 🙆🏾‍♂️