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A Nimule Man Saved Malong’s Soldiers From Starvation

By Nicholas Osobi, 

Gen. Paul Malong Awan signing unofficial document at SPLA-IG general headquarters(Photo: supplied)
Gen. Paul Malong Awan signing unofficial document at SPLA-IG general headquarters(Photo: supplied)

May 02, 2016(Nyamilepedia) —- “Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that” ~ Martin Luther King, Jr.

A restaurant manager in Nimule, only identified as Vuciri believes that love concurs all kinds of injustices and he went extra miles to prove his philosophy when three Dinka soldiers who had lunch at his restaurant were unable to foot the bills. The soldiers said they didn’t receive their salaries and have been going without food for days. They alleged that Malong had promised to pay them their first salary on arrival but then never lived up to his words.

“He (Malong) told us that we would find everything in Nimule and now here we are, where is that everything?” one of the soldiers said.

Vuciri was deeply moved by what the soldier told him and accordingly let the trios leave the restaurant without paying any cent. He also gave them 6 pieces of flat breads (chapatti), 2 for each one of them for dinner. The trios also had their plastic water bottles filled up with tea.

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Their eyes were lightened up with joy and amazement as they were pretty assured of evening meals; 6 chapattis and some tea in their plastic water bottles which unfortunately would have become cold by supper time.

The broke trios were deployed in Nimule at the wake of Machar’s return. Although the real motives for their presence is still suspicious, it’s hoped that their rescue story would change the perception of their colleagues across Ma’di corridor, and start to treat the native Ma’dis as saviours instead of enemies.

The Dinka soldiers in Ma’diland have for long been accused of terrorising the native; molesting their beautiful girls, stealing cassavas, goats, chicken etc. Whether all these will end under the newly formed joint government or not remains yet to be seen.

Nicholas Osobi is a Revolutionary columnist reachable through nicholas.osobi@columnist.com

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3 comments

Akot Mathiang May 3, 2016 at 9:53 am

Hu Nicholas Osobi,
How unpatriotic you are!
Dinka tribe has not formed a tribal army yet but when our existence on planet Earth is threatened you will not preach it but you will see it like a tsunami.
For your info. the soldiers you described above as Dinka soldiers are in national army of this country whose duties and sacrifices makes us pride as an independent nation amongst the world nations.
I don’t know how many yrs will you take to differentiate b’tn a tribal army and national army if you failed to learn from the so-called White Army.
I can say now that the owner of the restaurant is a patriotic man who deserves appreciation unlike you idiot.
May God Almighty expand his business to become one of the African billionaires.Amen!

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Nicholas Osobi May 3, 2016 at 2:40 pm

Mathiang, I am reporting things as they unfold. If ever there’s unpatriotic utterance made here, it’s by you because you have already taken a tribal side in your comment . If patriotism is all about giving food to soldiers what do you then call the soldiers who forcefully take take civilians chicken, goats and cassava? Is it not terrorism? If you must know my position then clearly am opposed to vandalism by those you support period !

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Gatdarwich May 3, 2016 at 4:27 pm

Any action of kindness rendered to the traitorous Jenges is a pure misused of one’s resources full stop

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