PEACE18-ADDISABABA

To all my fellow Youths of South Sudan, though it is late, better late than never. Our country is shaken and is breaking beyond repair but we have the responsibility to be the way we want. Either to destroy it completely or to rebuild it the way we want.
Since, the inception of the 2005 CPA, understand that you were left behind simply because you are overlooked, or underestimated. There is no one who chose to care for you. They were marrying and marring more and more planning how to destroy the results of your prayers when you were in the camps. Choose now the way you want, to side by or not.
Do not be deceived by any leader who feels, he us cheated that is why he is out of the government. Do not accept to follow them any how, they are the same to those whom they are against now, in short they are birds of the same feathers but in different locations, what would they do different from that?
IN South Sudan it is already a common game that attracts attention for all who feel they are being defeated to quit the main camp and join or form his own to enjoy your sweat, Say #NotoViolence!
Let them go and try their luck alone, we still have hope that
one day we shall see the South Sudan we want
One day, we shall that the bad leadership is fallen
One day, our states shall get linked by good roads
The South Sudan we want.

Bye

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