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.

Comments

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By Deng Madut Akech Akoon, Adelaide, Australia Herein, I'm grateful to give recognition to people who have contributed positively in Warrap State and South Sudan. I dissected their contributions disseminated on Facebook and any other news medium globally, and I'm bedazzled by their works. Dr John Apuruot Akech innovated university of Juba since he became the Vice Chancellor of that South Sudanese first institution. He positioned the University of Juba on East African map, the continent and the world, he deserve respect and gratitude. Before he returned home, I followed his educative penmanship on his blog space while he was in London, I have things i learned from him. When we take minutes to appreciate people, it strongly elevates them to do more. Dr. Akech is the true face of evolution in South Sudanese higher institutions, his work is monumental and had changed many lives. For my part, I felt encouraged, fascinated, and optimistic as the positivity occupied my h...

My response to Thiik Mou, I read your article with attentiveness and to understand what drive you airing this wonderful information to South Sudanese discussants using the worldwide Technology realistically. I personally appreciated your great insightful knowledge of our own problems that will take years before we eradicate them out. South Sudanese tribes did struggled and contributed equally; Jieng participation is tantamount to the contributions made by other sixty three tribes. We liberated this land jointly and if anyone deny it, then you’re an enemy to our people. If I pay tribute to Jieng people because it happens I belong to Jieng and pay no attention to other tribes, that’s the mother of tribalism in this case. If Jieng joined the SPLA in their huge number, this is because they are the largest tribes in South Sudan, but still other tribes have room in the struggle. For Jieng to be exceptionally smart and work with other South Sudanese, we need to speak lan...

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