After graduation, Adaha worked as a doctor in
Alexandria, In 2011, violence from the war forced him to relocate to Bunj,
Maban County,
Upper Nile State. The hospital has 120-beds, two operating theatres facility, a neonatal section, and a tuberculosis ward. As of 2018, hospital had no
blood bank, the x-ray machine was broken, the generators frequently break, anaesthesia capacity is limited and the theatres are lit with a single bulb. Staff, in 2018, included two Kenyan and a Ugandan doctor supported by several administration staff and midwives primarily from Kenya and Uganda. The hospital was donated an autoclave by
Médecins Sans Frontières and received financial support from British members of parliament before getting support from the South Sudanese government. == Personal life ==