14/03/2022
Absolutely, that is the South Sudan we want.
During a normal day, you walk into a hotel...a Dinka waiter serves you, a Madi cashier charges you...you are comfortable with that and you leave for work.
You catch a Bongo bus to town, the driver is an Acholi, the conductor is a Zande. You pay comfortably, enjoy the ride and you get to town on time.
In office, your colleagues are a mixture of almost all 64 tribes of South Sudan. You chat all day laughing all the day and even catch a communal meal during lunch hour.
When leaving work you all wish each other a lovely night and leave office joyfully but tired. You catch a Noah to get home early enough to see your Toposa wife. The Driver is a Jur'Chol. Before you get to the house you buy meat from your Murle Friend's butchery. You sit for a cup of tea you call a Baka lady to bring for your tea. Sitting near you is guy from Balanda, you chat while taking you tea.
The watchman, a Moro, opens the gate for you and warmly ushers you in.
Remember at workstation, you have Nuer as your C.E.O, a Chollo is the accountant in finance department, while your line manager is an Anyuak. Your Secretary is a Jie while your office manager is a Jur'bel from Wulu. The HR is a Bari while the head of Logistics is a Bongo.
Why why why????? Guys let's wake up from worshiping these division. Let's remain as peaceful as we have been the past centuries.
May God have mercy on us. God bless us...God bless South Sudan🇸🇸.
