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My Gogrial State,

Saturday, February 20, 2016

My ...Gogrial..... State..... Peace is vital.



 

From Pinydit Madut Akuei to Wunkuel Deng Ariech.

From Panliet Awan to Pakal Akot Agok.

From Mading Biong to Awan Yien.

 

From Makuac Pagong to Dong Mayar Madut.

From Mayen Jur to Roth-Weng.

From Awan Riau to Pan Acier.

 

From Abuokdit to Malek Pan-Agoth.

From Marial Aguok to Buok-Agok.

From Lukluk to Maluil Ajak.

         

 From Agaker to Wuntuur.

From Ajiep Kuac to Pajok Awan.

From Ngap Aguardit  to Maluil-tit

 

From Adet  to Tar-weng.

From Lang Agal to  Machar Diing Wol.

From Mayen Baai-nhom  to Alok-look.

 

Peace out.

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