Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
June 13, 2011 (KHARTOUM) – The Sudanese government appeared to downplay earlier reports that a deal was reached on withdrawing its forces from Abyei during the high level talks taking place in the Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa.
Following that two battalions from Ethiopia would be deployed to the oil-producing district to fill the vacuum left by SAF’s withdrawal.
Bashir and his First Vice President Salva Kiir who is also South Sudan’s president flew to Addis Ababa over the weekend for talks on Abyei hosted by the Ethiopian PM Meles Zenawi and former South African president Thabo Mbeki who is heading an African Union (AU) panel mediating in Sudan.
Sudan official news agency (SUNA) quoted Sayid Ahmed al-Khateeb who is the spokesperson of the northern delegation as saying that the proposal presented by the mediators states that SAF would “redeploy” in Abyei but the South Sudan’s – the SPLA – would withdraw below border as it was when Sudan became independent on 1 January 1956. Ethiopian troops would be dispatched after that.
Al-Khateeb stressed that such an agreement can only be changed in the future with the approval of the Sudan government, the SPLM – South Sudan’s ruling party – and Ethiopia. He added that the AU proposal calls for the establishment of a “civil administration” that has no mandate with regards to security but is strictly tasked with “providing services”.
The Northern army retaliated to an ambush blamed on Southern soldiers belonging to the SPLA and on May 21 SAF moved in to take full control of Abyei. Bashir also unilaterally dissolved the area’s administration without consulting with Kiir.
Despite international pressure, the Sudanese leader vowed never to withdraw declaring that Abyei belongs to the north. Other officials qualified the statement saying that no pullout would be made without reaching new security arrangements and agreeing on conducting the long-delayed referendum.
The people of Abyei were supposed to decide last January whether they want to be part of the north or join the new state in the south. But the plebiscite was put off over disagreements on which communities will count as Abyei residents with the right to vote. Its land is used by the Dinka Ngok tribe, associated with the south, and Arab Misseriya nomads who drive livestock through the area.
Abyei’s seizure by the North was followed by a military escalation in South Kordofan between SAF and SPLA, which led to unspecified number of deaths and displacement of as many as 75,000 according to the United Nations.
The Sudanese official speaking from Addis Ababa cautioned that certain changes would need to be introduced to the AU proposed text before Khartoum can sign off on it.
Al-Khateeb said the amendments pertain to the Abyei administration council and its duties adding that the mandate of Ethiopian troops can be changed only with endorsement from the three sides.
He added that the new force would be run by Mbeki’s panel and a joint North-South committee would be receiving regular reports from the Ethiopian contingency.
The Northern official said the two sides would continue negotiating the new arrangements adding that he expects the SPLM to push for its own changes.
The two-day talks were reported by SUNA to have concluded today but sources say that they have remained in session.
The New York Times quoted a U.S. diplomat as saying that Bashir’s withdrawal offer was heavily conditioned and no final agreement was announced.
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has arrived in Addis Ababa today and met with Southern leader Kiir and Bashir’s assistant Nafie Ali Nafie. Washington has barred its diplomats from meeting with Bashir who is wanted by the International Criminal Court (ICC) on charges of war crimes and genocide in Darfur.
Clinton, speaking before her arrival in Addis Ababa during a stop in Tanzania, said the United States supported a proposal to put Ethiopian peacekeepers in Abyei and called on Khartoum to withdraw its troops from the area.
At the African Union, she repeated her call for both sides to redouble their efforts to resolve the situation “peacefully through negotiations, not violence.”
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Mr Famous Big_Logic_Boy
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
Get damn militias out of Abeyi and let those innocent civilians tried to recover with their lives. Why would Bashir want to make Abeyi Another Durfur?
Dinka Dominated SPLA
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
What is wrong with north? why do they like to sign agreement and again tried to run away from it?
Kon Ajith Deng
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
Replacing Sudanese Army with Ethiopian Batellions in contesting area of Abyei is very important for stability and security in the area,because we want security for the citezens in the area,I myself don’t want SPLA or SAF in the Abyei area, all of theem are behind loosing live in the area.
Chier Akueny
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
By the way, Bashir should not talk of Abyei but we also need Kordofan, since Nubian don’t want crook leaders who don’t mind about the lives of citizens. Bashir’s administration is obsolete completely and he is needed to leave them alone.
NCP needs Abyei because of oil but because they need people originally created there. Please I don’t see a need for Dinka to be part North Sudan. Dinka are only found in South Sudan nothing else where in African.
Nyachebe
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
On the constitutional front, Dr. Riek said the government of southern Sudan and council of ministers are writing constitution of the republic of South Sudan. He suggested people can send in their ideas to be incorporated in the constitution after which all the bad ideas will be removed. The constitution is sensitive, controversial and it is being intensely debated, he added.
Dr. Riek spoke of trauma in Southern Sudan, saying that even among the senior leadership there are some who are suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. He suggested all senior officials in the Government of Southern Sudan should seek counselling. He stressed that all of them have been in war for a long time, and many of them are wild and they need rehabilitation and reintegration into normal life.
The Republic of South Sudan will be committed to building institutions that will seek to address post-war traumatic stress disorder in South Sudan, he said, while addressing the South Sudanese in USA.
Look at Salva Kiir in the picture with Hillary Clinton, seems to be one among those looking for counselling!
South Sudan Oyeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
JAMUS
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
To SAF/NCP
Stay there but you will be smoked out after Ninth of July. Guys, the balance is tipping in SPLA’s favour and soon, most of Brigade 31 thugs will be prisoners of War (POWS) and emaciated. They are given a 30 days to pack and go spontaneously, after which, they will be evicted from Abyei with unprecedented force. The Arabs cries is the worst to hear after pig’s cries
liberator3
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
Dear: Sudan Tribune editor
please, do not belittled yourself.. this is file photo from Salva Kiir visit early this year when he met Secretary Hillary Clinton.
If they have shared a laugh as reported by your website on this article why not show the real pic?
Secretary Clinton made it clear in one your other article that she admonished African dictators including the dictator in waiting Salva Kiir for faking Democracy in the continent. and warned of the same of revolts that is now sweeping across the Arab world.
please, correct this file photo!
James Garang
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
Dear readers
I know Khartoum was downplay all every agreement even they are downplay many CPA agreement but my pray to God just to let us reach our full independent on 9 July 2011 and we will see the rest after independent may God bless our Southern Sudan leaders and our foreign friends leaders to stand firm with us so that we can get our independent in right time
liberator3
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
Dinka Dominated (none_)SPLA
Do not cry yet. I did point out yesterday that any agreement signed between Salva Kiir and Al-Bashir won’t last long before is repudiated by the NCP.
Moreover, Thabo Mbeki is failed president in South Africa. He is the wrong mediator for this crisis.
Rwanda genocide and the war in the Democratic Republic of the Congo(DRC)were engulfing these nations when he was Deputy President and the President of South Africa. and his excuse was for the former is that they(South Africa) was “pre-occupied with his own problem”. so South Sudanese seek a mediator from a failed head of state..What a bunches of clueless!!!!
liberator3
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
Dinka Dominated (none_)SPLA
Do not cry yet. I did point out yesterday that any agreement signed between Salva Kiir and Al-Bashir won’t last long before is repudiated by the NCP.
Moreover, Thabo Mbeki is failed president in South Africa. He is the wrong mediator for this crisis.
Rwanda genocide and the war in the Democratic Republic of the Congo(DRC)were engulfing these nations when he was Deputy President and the President of South Africa. and his excuse was for the former is that they(South Africa) was “pre-occupied with his own problem’’. so South Sudanese seek a mediator from a failed head of state..What a bunches of clueless!!!!
James Garang
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
Nyachebe article mean withdrawal of SAF from Abyei it does not mean constituion of Republic of Southern Sudan read article well so that you can put your good agrument based on article
monykuc, Southerner
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
Nafie Ali Nafie is another criminal and in fact, he is among those who misled Bashir to the current escalation of security in Sudan.
Aleu
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
The North Sudan dictatorship Omar al Bashir is so clever understand that, Southern Sudan’s army will begins to responsiding very aggresive after when they gain their independence and so he accepted to pull out in Abyei. Well, there are many wars waiting Khartoum government and they are going to lose war this time, this is not a joke but the reality. Very sson Eastern Movement once again will join the fights meanwhile, the source is telling us that, the indictment is looking for good place to safe his families out of North Sudan.
Where will the NCP will go?
Achiek Alier Jr
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
Nyachebe,
You have place your comment under a wrong article. By the way, you need to tell Riek that national constitution is not made from a collections of public opinions. We have a elected government with a elected representatives, they are entrusted to make laws not unelected people overseas.
Regarding those with postwar trauma, all the Southern Sudanese need counseling including himself Riek. He was not in heaven during the war, he was in Southern Sudan. If you point your finger at president Kiir alone, that is simply unfair.
Khartoum92
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
Why are you people complaining the government never agree to withdraw to begin with it was just kiir excuse to save his ass from op-rise
Kur William
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
Guys just stop begging them to withdraw from Abyei ” let us just wait for indepndent SPLA has capacity to remove them out of Abyei by any mean whether they like it or not, that is our land and we are men we don,t have to ask them in peaceful ways to get out in our land.The have pretend them selves to be strong enough but I would like to tell them that the bad parts is on the way coming that is our indepedent that can give us the chance to use whatever we want to protect the land of Southern Sudan.
James Garang
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
Liberator3 you are lie for one side but you are right for another side. Dishonest of agreement by Khartoum does mean a signature of Salva Kiir. Khartoum is already dishonest many agreement without Kiir. And you talked about Riek but you are not realized that CPA agreement there is no signature of Riek Machar and you see now Southern Sudan is wait 9 July to get full independent because of CPA agreement.
Another you are right this South Africa former president is really failed
Achiek Alier Jr
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
Liberator3,
You guys just say something for the sake of talking, since when did Salva Kiir became a leader who signed failed agreement?.
Was Khartoum and Fashoda peace accord signed by Salva Kiir?. All I know is that, Kiir has his signature on one peace which the greatest and the most successful peace ever in the Sudan. CPA.
Jeti
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
”Negotiation made by the real man is always fruitful.” H.E. Salva Kiir signed something fruitful with Bashir.
Fearless man
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
Ever one is going to ignore your attitudes on this webside. shame on your parents,
Fearless man
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
Some body need to help this so called Nyachebe hippie,
Riek did not talk to south sudanses in USA, he just talk with nuer instead of all southrense, he choose to talke with nuer in the little hatol. I heard to day in Addis Ababa Ethiopian Captial,
leave alone he talk about war that he nver fought for it rethe than runn to khartoum and sign useless agreement.
monykuc, Southerner
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
Dear Nyachebe,
Dr. Riek was absolutely in mess during the preparation of the Interim Constitution simply because you cann,t called for the general public to contribute their ideas and incorporate in the Constitution.
Drafting Constitution is a work of experts not in all the fields of expertist but particularly in law. I pity you and your vice president Mr. Machar. We are not going to be fooled again by your sordid standard of understanding.
This topic is about withdrawal of SAF from Abyei not about Riek and the Constitution. You need to develop the capacity of differentiating the issues.
Mr. Truthteller
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
ATTENTION!
“The rebel Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) carried out an attack on the airport of the oil rich area of Heglieg saying it wanted to warn petroleum companies to stop facilities to the Sudanese army. Located in South Kordofan state, the Heglieg oil fields are operated by the Greater Nile Petroleum Operating Company, a consortium of China National Petroleum Corporation, Petronas Carigali Overseas of Malaysia, ONGC Videsh (the overseas arm of ONGC) of India and Sudan’s oil company, Sudapet.”
Interestingly there is no smoke without fire as the saying goes.
So, JEM forces of Darfur attacked Higlig oilfields between Unity state and South Kordufan on 9 June! Wow, that is the reason why SAF air planes bombarded Parieng county of Unity state near Higlig at the same time last week to repel the Darfur rebels.
SPLA should not use foolish war tactics by inviting JEM to the North-South border. This will soon be used by Khartoum to invade the South. Remember what they did in Northern Bhar el Ghazal when they suspected JEM in the area. SPLA should avoid to be on the wrong side of argument.
If JEM wants to have military alliance with SPLA in South Kordufan, let them attack Kadugli in the North and not station themselves at the North-South border to invite SAF back to the South.
Higlig is supposed to be in Unity state, not Abyei or now in South Kordufan. It was the poor and greedy tactic of Abyei sons in Nairobi before the CPA was signed that they claimed Higlig oilfields as part of Abyei instead of Unity state. Late Garang gave them higlig, but now they have lost it to the north in South Kordufan. If it remained in Unity state, South Kordufan would let have claimed it now. But still Unity state will get it back.
And please don’t make a mistake of inviting JEM to North-South border before July 9. This will be used by SAF to attack the South. It is a foolish maneuver on the part of the SPLA or whoever is proud of JEM coming to Parieng county of Unity state.
Wanibuluk Ciciliba
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
In yesteday’s article that asserted that Bashir agreed to withdraw from Ab’y,I was so sceptical of it if it will be confirmed true by implementing it.I said yesterday that sometimes Bashir do not realize quickly, what is about to come out of his mouth yet in the other hand his advisers will give him another tasty wine and he says the opposite of what he just said some day.I don’t blame Salva Kirr because he is being driven by the international menturs so he can not say a thing of his brain so do we realy have a leader? The NCP sid, they (SPLA)should make their own changes in the later proposals, that is a dream to SPLA which never come true.
So if the issue is a deal then it will last for another decade because someone wants to benefit but if not a deal, then a solution will be through taks on the table not front line.
But do you guys also know and belief that God in heaven is the only one to negociate this crisis with because for sure he can make a permanent solution than the Bashir and Salva Kirr?
Cheers.
Mr. Truthteller
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
Nyachebe,
You are right 100%. Trauma can make somebody lose weight rapidly especially if you are a challenged leader who doesn’t understand things in their right logic.
Look at the sad picture of our president SAlva Kiir. He looks so retreated, so retired with lazy hand shake as Mrs clinton wonders as she looks straight to his tired looking eyes.
At least the tension was defused since two weeks ago over Abyei and negotiations have resumed. The problem is that the so-called Presidency is not meeting to discuss the details and implementation of those Addis Ababa agreements in “principle.”
Supporter of Naath Cause
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
Nachy
All the senior staff of SPLM trade union have been traumatized by their nonsense war that destroyed our country, so instead for them to lead the country they should seek medical attention before they commit suicide or even ending up endangering other people`s lives just like the disaster they recently caused to people of Abyei and Southern Kordofan when their milita called SPLA attacked the withdrawing convoy of SAF from the Abyei town plus senseless shooting in Kadugli by their drunk militiamen plus their unauthorised move to add the disputed region of Abyei onto the constitution of RoSS plus their crazy looting of public moneys.
you can easily spot how crazy they are from their recklessness they display when airing their nonsenses live on thier SSTV. Let them seek medical help before they touch RoSS to ash with their madness.
Supporter of Naath Cause
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
And what this whore coming to do in Southern Sudan. They are directly accountable for the mess in Sudan. We shouldn’t allow them home before they bring us All Qaida suicide bomber.
Nhomlawda
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
Nyachebe, Truthteller and Supporter of Naath Cause
Salva Kiir was elected by South Sudanese as their president. South Sudanese know when to take their power from Salva Kiir and give it to someone they think will perform better than Salva Kiir but not Riek Machar to determine how South Sudanese government powers are allocated and distributed. South Sudanese did not mandate Riek Machar to do anything on their behalf but Salva Kiir appointed him vice president to help him in serving people of South Sudan.
Riek Machar should not be allowed to stab his boss in the back again and repeat his 1991 rebellion against the people of South Sudan.
He should not be given any more time to plan his next moves against people of South Sudan.
People of South Sudan must take pre-emptive measures against this wicked man conspiracy. We have learned from his 1991 – 2002 actions and must not be given any more time to do his massacres again in any part of South Sudan.
As soon as he arrives in South Sudan – he must be put under house arrest and arrange him in court on treason charges including owning and financing a rebel group headed by Gatluak Gai in Unity State.
All South Sudanese are aware of this wicked man by the name of Riek Machar as an enemy agent among us.
He is an enemy of South Sudan people and must be treated likewise.
Conspiring against South Sudan people all the time is his best known duty. He poses himself as a reformed person during a day time but turns into a traitor at night.
South Sudanese must disown Riek Machar and send him loose like his mentor Lam Akol or put him in jail.
Riek Machar must be taken to jail for long term rehabilitation from post war traumas.
Nhomlawda
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
Nyachebe, Truthteller, Liberator3 and Supporter of Naath Cause
Salva Kiir was elected by South Sudanese as their president. South Sudanese know when to take their power from Salva Kiir and give it to someone they think will perform better than Salva Kiir but not Riek Machar to determine how South Sudanese government powers are allocated and distributed. South Sudanese did not mandate Riek Machar to do anything on their behalf but Salva Kiir appointed him vice president to help him in serving people of South Sudan.
Riek Machar should not be allowed to stab his boss in the back again and repeat his 1991 rebellion against the people of South Sudan.
He should not be given any more time to plan his next moves against people of South Sudan.
People of South Sudan must take pre-emptive measures against this wicked man conspiracy. We have learned from his 1991 – 2002 actions and must not be given any more time to do his massacres again in any part of South Sudan.
As soon as he arrives in South Sudan – please put him under house arrest and arrange him in court on treason charges including owning and financing a rebel group headed by Gatluak Gai in Unity State.
All South Sudanese are aware of this wicked man by the name of Riek Machar as an enemy agent among us.
He is an enemy of South Sudan people and must be treated likewise.
Conspiring against South Sudan people all the time is his best known duty. He poses himself as a reformed person during a day time but turns into a traitor at night.
South Sudanese must disown Riek Machar and send him loose like his mentor Lam Akol or put him in jail.
Riek Machar must be taken to jail for a long term Rehabilitation from post war traumas – he killed hundreds of thousands of innocent people of South Sudan. It is only a mad man who can kill people the way Riek Machar did in 1991 to 2002. His past and present actions demonstrate that Riek Machar is a mad man who requires maximum confinement to a jail cell.
Sam.Eto
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA
Jamus – like the name implies – what are you smoking or drinking my retarded friend.
You and your power hungry JEM are fighting for no cause but your own pockets. The world knows this and so do the people of Darfur. Mind your own business – the problems between North and South are their affairs.
Your leader is still begging to get out of Libya. I hope the rebels there catch him and end this miserable cancer called JEM (Turabi – brainwashed – militia).
Sam.Eto
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
P.s Matthew Russell Lee of Inner City Press !!
Stop your painful rambling and constant endless ignorant questions. It clearly shows your lack of professional journalism especially when all your questions are ‘Umm, yes, no, yes, no .. what is the UN going to do about – Haroun, Bashir and GOS.’ Dont you have any relevant questions.
Why dont you ask about the allegations that the SPLM is committing atrocities and Human rights abuses in the South. Why dont you ask why Mr. Al Hilu is disputing Haroun won the elections and endorsed by the international community and Al Hilu’s call for war when he knew he lost. You state the SAF troop build up was going on for weeks – how about the SPLM build up and using Darfur rebels.
Your weak journalism cant be covered by your constant bombardment of stupid unprofessional questions. I would really love to know who pay’s you – but im sure i wont be surprised when i find out. Its usually low lives like you who can be bought and make the most noise with no essence.
Next time there is an SPLM delegation in New York – ask them some serious questions ? Your so attentive when Ocampo visits – you guys old drinking buddies?
Fearless man
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
liberator3
you lied alot and i probed now that you are nothing but a looser, that picture was taken yesterday in Addis Ababa i am still now in Addis don’t be truthless boy,
one day one time we will find out who you are,
Supporter of Naath Cause
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
My dear friend!
Are you telling us that Mr cowboy Kiir was appointed by southern Sudanese to succeed Garang and not by the killer called Koul Manyang the incumbent Governor of Jonguli state .
No southern Sudanese in his or her right state of mind can elect Kiir as a president of Southern Sudan, even Dr Lam Akol would have defeated him in the last election if not because Kiir used his SPLA militia to intimidate or terrify Lam`s supporters .
That is to say, the election was rigged despite the SPLM nonsense that it won it through the landslide victory. Please let the SPLM syndicate quit the leadership of RoSS and first seek medical attention or counseling before they spoil everything for us.
liberator3
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
Fearless man
It’s not a lied! let me correct myself! Sudan tribune says, Hillary Clinton shares a laugh with Salva Kiir in this photo which by the way was taken in Addis Ababa yesterday.
But the picture Hillary Clinton was sharing a laugh with is not Salva Kiir’s but with Nafi Al Nafie the Senior advisor to Omer Al-Bashir.
Sudan Trubune just put a wrong caption in this photo.
Warning: Addis was my home for many years with out me and many Nuers SPLA would not have been given sanctuary in Ethiopia. Do not threat me little chicken.
Please Sudan tribune again correct this caption in this photo given the impression that Hilary Cliton was laughing in this photo when is not. got to her state department website and you would not even find this pic except Nafie Ali Nafie and AU Jean ping..
liberator3
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
Fearless man
It’s not a lied! let me correct myself! Sudan tribune says, Hillary Clinton shares a laugh with Salva Kiir in this photo which by the way was taken in Addis Ababa yesterday.
But the picture Hillary Clinton was sharing a laugh with is not Salva Kiir’s but with Nafi Al Nafie the Senior advisor to Omer Al-Bashir.
Sudan Trubune just put a wrong caption in this photo.
Warning: Addis was my home for many years with out me and many Nuers SPLA would not have been given sanctuary in Ethiopia. Do not threat me little chicken head.
Please Sudan tribune again correct this caption in this photo given the impression that Hilary Cliton was laughing in this photo when is not. got to her state department website and you would not even find this pic except Nafie Ali Nafie and AU Jean ping..
Liberal
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
Welcome back Mr. famou Big logic boy. It has been a while for you to comment on our daily forums.
Supporter of Naath Cause
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
Nhomlawda
Well, you can do anything you want with Dr. Reik but I doubt your power though, as long as there are still Nuer in southern Sudan soil.
The bottom line that the whole GoSS is failure system that needs to be replaced since it can’t be reformed. This is only if SPLM wants to avoid the blood shed RoSS.
Kon Garang
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
Permanent solution of Abyei crisis or general peace and stability in Sudan will never come from AU,Ethiopia,or UN.It will come from Sudanese leadership NOW or in FUTURE.
As South Sudanese let us just speak the language which can be well understood by Our enemy.
Nhomlawda
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
Supporter of Naath Cause
Dinka in particular and South Sudanese in general have no problem with Nuer as a nationality in South Sudan but they have problems with traitors/enemy agents among them whether they are Nuer or from other tribes.
We need unity in South Sudan but traitors like Riek Machar and Lam Akol are working tirelessly to spoil that unity and prevent South Sudan from moving forward in development.
All South Sudanese should denounce traitors among them and help their security organs in arresting them so that South Sudanese can move forward in peace and development.
May God bless South Sudan and help South Sudanese to defeat their enemies who are working tirelessly to sabotage South Sudanese unity and progress.
Supporter of Naath Cause
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Nhomlawda
Well, Nuer also are not against innocent Dinka civilians who themselves are vicitims of few Dinka in SPLM dominated GoSS. If you people really want unity of southern Sudan it would wise to address the issues that bring division among southern Sudanese. one thing we are forgetting here is that southern Sudanese are still divided along tribal line, therefore majority of our people are still regard our leaders as tribal leaders and not as government leaders. So, terming Dr. Reik of Nuer and Dr. Lam Akol of sholo as traitors will amount to declaratihjjon of war against Naath and Sholo as they will preceive it as tribalosm full stop.ioo
LL Reuben
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
Terrorists; Adam and Mohammad Ali and Traitor Liberated, Nyacebee and the rest of the hopeless punks.
If the South Sudan is implementing your so-called-foreign agenda, then whose agenda is your terrorist cluster of merchants in Khartoum are implementing? During the war, your terrorists in the north have recruited countless Middle Eastern terrorists to come to your aid in the hand of pure African in the South, and we in the South have never complain on the internet about which foreign terrorist was sent to fight us. Instead of accusing others of your traditional practice, don’t you think it is fair to say that Khartoum is run by the most vicious terrorists of our time from the Middle East?
I’ll have to stimulate your dull skull by explaining few head-up notches to see if you’re sane or otherwise insane. The foreign relationship that the GoSS is establishing cannot amount to your terroristic term of implementing foreign agenda. South Sudan is a country, and it has to link with other countries of the world in order to create a relationship of mutual interest with countries. This does not equal to inviting these countries to implement their agenda. It is also not as the same to your conspiracy allusion slogan of recruiting terrorists all over Arab world to join you in fighting our black African claiming a justified war (jihad) or holy war.
So, to you insane terrorists and your sympathizers, the traitors, the reality is unfolding right in your own eyes. Soon you’ll be barricaded from all corners of the Sudan, East, West, North, and South. This will be a great devastation for you and your family. You will be subjected to an extravagant grilling to turn you into an authentic African physically. Your lower teeth will be removed as scarify to some of our traditional cultures in the South. Head marks will also be introduce to you, again to honor our African traditional cultures. The lucky ones who resisted this new Sudan order among you will be swung back to the desert, the actual place of your origin.
I think I have made myself clear to you terrorists, the time has arrived were you’ll never be tolerated. This time, it is the African way or the high way to the desert for you terrorists. We don’t want to be refer to as a country where men wear skirt, head scarf, gowns (men and women) anymore. Any old days or modern day foreigner who wishes to stay permanently in the Sudan will be scan for any symptom related to terroristic syndrome, and must covert to the practice of African tradition, before democracy so forth.
Supporter of Naath Cause
Sudan’s Abyei crisis: Deal or no deal?
Your skull is just a bone that protects your brain. So, you can’t stimulate someone’s skull but his/her brain Plus you must learn how to debate without becoming emotional and start to curse people wiihout any reason whatsoever. Calling people hopeless, what hope do you have? If you are one of the traumatized SPLM Dr Reik is talking about, then you really need to see your psychiatric for some counseling.