Newly Elected President Announces Transitional Leadership and Digital Transformation for the South Sudanese Equatorian Community of Dallas–Fort Worth
Moses Lolik
President/Chairman, SSECDFW
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
DALLAS, TX — March 23, 2026 — The South Sudanese Equatorian Community of Dallas–Fort Worth enters a new chapter of leadership as newly elected President/Chairman, Moses Lolik, formally assumes office following the General Assembly and elections held on March 21, 2026.
Building on the community's strong legacy, President Lolik has announced an exciting leadership framework focused on elevating transparency, deepening member engagement and taking the organization to new heights. Central to this vision is the launch of a comprehensive digital platform designed to better connect and serve the growing community.
In his inaugural remarks, President Lolik expressed appreciation for the confidence placed in him and outlined a forward-looking vision grounded in unity, modernization and shared responsibility.
"I am deeply honored to serve and grateful for the trust the community has placed in me. This community has played a vital role in shaping who I am today and I remain committed to building on the strong foundation established by our leaders, elders and members. My administration will prioritize inclusion, accountability and meaningful progress. Every member should feel valued, heard and empowered. Together, we will move forward with purpose and unity."
— Moses Lolik, President/Chairman
Digital Transformation & Modern Systems
As part of this forward-thinking vision, the administration will introduce modern systems and processes aimed at enhancing efficiency, streamlining communication and delivering an exceptional experience for every community member.
A key milestone in this effort is the launch of the website, which will serve as the central hub for community updates, announcements, press releases, live events broadcast and engagement opportunities.
Key Initiatives
Member Registration
All community members are encouraged to complete the online membership form to enable accurate records, improve communication and ensure inclusive participation.Data Security & Privacy
The administration is committed to implementing robust digital safeguards to protect member information, utilizing modern technologies and best practices.The Path Forward
President Lolik expressed great confidence in the strength and unity of the community, highlighting the remarkable dedication of its members. He emphasized that with continued active participation and collective effort, the community is well-positioned to achieve even greater success in the years ahead.
"The success of our community depends on the active involvement of its members. I encourage individuals who are passionate about service and leadership to step forward and contribute. I look forward to engaging with members across the community and working collaboratively with our leaders to advance our shared goals. Together, we can build a stronger, more connected and thriving community."
— Moses Lolik, President/Chairman
Community Leaders and Elders Unite in Endorsement
President Lolik's election has drawn widespread support from spiritual leaders, community elders and representatives of regional organizations—all expressing a shared desire for unity and a fresh start.
Spiritual Leaders
Pastor Charles emphasized the spiritual foundation required for leadership and called for unity:
"The same God that chose you will be with you. A leader needs sacrifice and attention. We are behind you. We will support you. We will not disappoint you at all. Bring all of us together. We want to be one so that we can stand and support what you offer for us."
— Pastor Charles
Pastor Luke celebrated the election of a younger leader and issued a charge to elders:
"I am delighted that a young one is standing up. If you really elected this young man with all your heart, let money make leadership easy for him. People will call you at midnight—that is leadership. You who have been leaders before, give your best for these young men to begin leading this community again."
— Pastor Luke
Pastor Isaac spoke with humility about the future and encouraged support for the new generation of leadership:
"I am grateful to see a young man leading us. I pray that we have this office without interference. We are structuring something new for the younger generation. I see a light in this community. Let us not shine more than the president."
— Pastor Isaac
Regional Leadership
Bismark Otorino, Chairman of ESSCA (Equatorian South Sudan Community Association), attended the meeting and expressed his commitment to healing past divisions and working together with the new administration.
"There has been some tension in the past between our organizations, but we want to fix that. When Moses called me about this meeting, I took the flyer and put it on our website and on Facebook to spread the word that this is still our community. Let's get together. I'm happy to be here and I'm sure we will be working together."
— Bismark Otorino, Chairman of ESSCA
Notable Community Figures
The meeting also saw strong endorsements from several respected community figures, including:
- John Paulino
- Mr. Mula Nikruma
- Denis Lumori, former president of the South Sudanese Equatorian Community of Dallas, among other respectable members
Their presence and support signal a broad consensus across generations and previous leadership that the community is ready to unite behind a new vision.
The administration calls upon all Equatorians in the Dallas–Fort Worth area to visit the official website, register as members and stay informed about ongoing initiatives and opportunities for involvement.
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The South Sudanese Equatorian Community of Dallas–Fort Worth is dedicated to serving Equatorians residing in the DFW area. The organization promotes cultural preservation, mutual support and community empowerment through inclusive programs and initiatives.