South Sudan youth to stage mass procession in favor of separation
July 8, 2010 (JUBA) – Youth of Southern Sudan from various political parties and civil society organizations have announced to stage a mass procession on Friday, calling for separation of the region from the rest of Sudan.
Southern SudanYouth for Separation in collaboration with the SPLM Youth League will organize the event. In statement he issued on Southern Sudan TV on Thursday, the chairperson of the SPLM Youth League, Akol Paul Kordit, said the procession for separation will be carried out simultaneously in all the ten Southern Sudan states on Friday.
Akol who came back from Kenya and Uganda campaigning for separation, said the procession will also be carried out by Southern Sudanese youth in foreign countries, adding that those in Kenya or Uganda will campaign for separation on Saturday.
The ruling party’s youth leader and member of the SPLM Political Bureau, said 9th of every month is dedicated to the mass procession for separation until the conduct of the referendum.
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Matot de Akech Matot
South Sudan youth to stage mass procession in favor of separation
Thank Akol Paul we all supporting you into mostly we youth living outside of south sudan , we all dreaming of that words separation is coming along way since signing of CPA . Mr Paul we’re all behinding you into its i thinks no more collaboraters in this issue of organize the event all in all you better check villages youths and tell them thesame issued and we stand all .
South Sudan shall be free into this long struggling life Dr John as left us the Naivashe accord ( CPA ) and we can not let him down if fewer of us did it’s i thinks God’s who created us in that land shall killing each and every once who going to betroying us to unity .
Toposa Boy Southerner
South Sudan youth to stage mass procession in favor of separation
This is very good news
The only way to safe Sudan from going back to war is by splitting the country in to 3 OR 4 independent countries
That is the only holistic and long lasting to peace and development
I just came back yesterday from Khartoum
Dr Lam Akol is calling for Shuluk to het the street and call for unity I mean demonstration
To hell with Lam Akol, sick individual who do not understand long run solution to that wounded country call Sudan, the Arab are crying day and night in Khartoum oil oil oil
We will let them clean our toilets and build our country southern Sudan
I love shuluk tribe by the way I have very beautiful girl friend from them
Fantastic Tombeki
South Sudan youth to stage mass procession in favor of separation
This is in fact goodnews for south Sudan and the peoples. However, we are yet to know the mind and position of the leadership of SPLM regarding this important once in a life-time historical event. The SPLM leadership needs to come out boldly and tell the people of southern Sudan about its position regarding the referendum. It should not feel intimidated by the NCP. To show seriousness, the GoSS needs to give the people’s representatives time-off to allow them campaign for the seperation of south Sudan from North; there is no secret about it. If this silence is intentional, then the people of southern Sudan, the martyrs and the innocent childern and women who either perish or suffered under the Islamic Regime in Khartoum will never forgive those who are opting to sell their rights out for money…!
Padiet Deng Alony
South Sudan youth to stage mass procession in favor of separation
Upto 9th-January 2011 this procession for separation from South Sudan Youth for Separation in collaboration with SPLM Youth League will not stop.Bloody for those who will try to stop or refused because it is South Sudan Youth chioce and they should decide their future.
Lok T Simon
South Sudan youth to stage mass procession in favor of separation
Dear southerners youth, your separation from other regions of Sudan is just remain the distance from mouth to nose. So, what I can advice you now is that don’t wait hearing results of referendum, keep on mobilising yourselves and make hard practise or training on all sorts of sports while referendum is ongoing. You never know after Southern Sudan independent, you may or you may not qualify for Africa cup of Nations or World cup 2014 in Barzil . So keep your fingers cross and make hard mobilisation and practise as well. We can’t wait to play as recognise country.
Make sure that GOSS start funding all your activities now.
I wish you the very best.
Thanks
Lok T. Simon