G-10 have got a second chance now to prove it to the world they are national leaders
G10 are South Sudan government foremen and they are back to the country to throw match to deserted government
Dau Mabil Awer, Brisbane, Australia
June 24, 2015 (SSB) — The decision token by G10 of merging to SPLM-government base on Intra-party Arusha reunification agreement has cause mix reaction among the citizens of South Sudan.
For instance many citizens arguing that base on what I have read in social media. Many citizens had seen G 10 behave weakly toward government of President Kiir Mayardit whilst it was the same government who call them wrecker.
I was having the same view like that but for the sake of shortcoming of peace to our country, I forebear and appreciated G 10 decision of honouring Arusha agreement to join hand with government, without political compromising there would be no vanishing point of reaching peace agreement.
South Sudan government seen G 10 as foremen, without them the government was deserted by citizens and having them back will jump started and boost government moral. In simple term politic is about reality of today and the reality of today is about searching for peace at any cost.
Yesterday, the citizens and the world at large witnessing the reinstatement of Hon. Pagan Amum to his previous position of secretary general of SPLM party that’s good gesture so far. The first and most, Compromise’s only solution to the volatile situation within our county.
G10, have got a second chance now and it is up to them to prove it to the nation and the world at large that, they are national leaders who are not influence by their ethnicity.
The writer is a concern citizen of South Sudan live in Diaspora and it can be reach by daumabil1@gmail.com
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