Could the case for unity in South Sudan be of a concocted invention given the extreme polarised, repugnant and repellant attitude towards each other? Or are we really a destined one people? I have sat and asked questions of why we have ever conflicted even when it is not necessary. I wondered at times if the dead have the answers to these questions since the living are as hopeless and muted as the dead. Although I had dreaded agreeing to a fact that others have constantly tried to unite us or make us one when in actual fact we are going against all ords to be different and singularly distinctive, I find it a case to argue. I have also come to believe that there is perhaps not a South Sudan nation, but a geographical interpretation or expression of the specific inhabitants. Therefore, a new definition of our own nationhood is required to shore up and salvage the intuitive bond we may harbour. Otherwise, the current illustration of illusions shall drive us to the edge of the cliff towards total social disintegration of what we have unconsciously labelled as the truth; The Republic of South Sudan. There is a need for a new revamped South Sudanese identity that is purely of its own making dictated by its voluntary terms. Our unity ought to be of free will and cohesively free from coercion. Otherwise, the risks of being a society plagued by constant disunity are high. :::Im yet to witness a complete selfless living display of ones love for his/her people in respect to SS::: #StayBlessedFolks!!
Posted on: Wed, 02 Apr 2014 08:25:14 +0000
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