Sudan: The fever of the Abeyi court verdict

Only one day separating us from the final decision in which the international arbitration court will rule over the disputing land of Abeyi in favour of the true owner.

As matter of facts the fever of the defendant party (NCP) need medical attention and the SPLM must deal with the problem with high degree of the diplomacy.

Mr Ashsraf Qazi is an Arab man working hard to find a room for his lost brothers in Africa continent. He believed that the Arab must interfere in the dispute by all means to favour his people, but he forgot his position that needs him to be neutral.

Brothers let us navigate our future by understanding the past, right now we must work hard to show to the world that Ashraf Qazi is representing the Arab League not UN, and as a result  the current government will sign any agreement with right hand and erase it with left hand to engage themselves into more agreements and China looting from back door.

The government now recruiting and spooning some of the UN staffs Arab by origin to be their correspondents rather than being envoys to convince the international community that we have violated the CPA.

In turn we better raise a complaint to international community to avoid sending envoys originated from Arab world similar to what the government did when they expelled some organisations from Sudan due to unconfirmed allegations.

It seem to be a part of our rights to clarify the gloomy faces rather than giving them high welcomes without knowing their agenda under the surface. 

The Arab world in general are Foxes on Lambs clothes, they are more professionals if the counter party are African, they no how to turn pages out side down, but now they are blaming their brothers in Sudan why they let us know their hidden secrets.

They are not happy with those who spelt out the Arabic language correctly which put them into the negative zone. We are now implementing their good statement pointed out that if you learn some nation’s language fluently you have secured theirs evils.

Now you have more than thousands Sudanese African by origin with a high degree of quality and capability to spelt out Arabic language around the world similar to the one used by Mohammad relatives in Arab Island.

We better be well prepared and the goal keeper HE. General Paulino Matieb must be ready to block the doors from (Jalaba, Jlabni) this is your responsibility man, we trust you, you are our hero, protect our land our mothers, fathers and our kids.

The history knocking at everyone door, but you needs to open your door gently not by rushing.

Believed me this new generation have said their final word, and we don’t want our elder uncle Alier to write a gain another book of too many agreements that has been dishonoured, we thank him for that bell ring and we will work hard to prevent the causes of too much agreements in our history.

Good luck for Uncle Abil Alier and we wish him good health to be a part of our history celebration, we don’t have more elders on our land except him and Uncle Yaba Surur the great man with a clean hand.

Before my conclusion I would like to ring the bell and raise awareness of Jonglei state government. We must pay attention to those raiders who exceed their movement limit to the Ethiopian territories that will be another problem bigger than Abeyi problem.

Ethiopia have sovereignty, getting to its territories to kill his citizens and abduct their children is a violation criminalise by law, we need to be clear to our citizens and the parliament must discuss to address the issue otherwise it will be another problem in the short future.

How come an ordinary person will spent tow months away home in the bush hanging on trees like a bat watching cattle’s and waiting his luck to come to steal or abduct the kids. That is not the way we should treat ourselves, it will bring more hostilities and violence.

Where should we go, please tell us if there is another planet to resettle on it? The Anyuak don’t want to retaliate but they know how to defend themselves if the government have no way to control the raiders.

We are very small in numbers but my friends we are bigger in principles, ideals and the values we inherited from our ancestors.

We were told to respect any one right no matter who he is, we were told to believe in equality as a mean of social lives, we were told to accept the little you have. This is where we stand in. The strong governor Kuol Manyang must deescalate the problem to stop reoccurring.

The author is a former officer & MP Jonglei state, and he can be reach at: