Narcissistic Acts: Hats off for the Sudanese Hospitality

By: Alaa Babiker

Everyday passes is a new day for us to start a new and fresh beginning especially that the Sudanese population has never been so separated, it has never been so displaced all over and apart from each other. But regardless of all thesorrowsعs that we currently have, as Sudanese we still have that unique togetherness that keeps binding us together and giving us that strong bond that we are one family.

After all the war that has been going on for more than a year in Sudan it is remarkable that the Sudanese still have that special Hospitality that we have worldwide being known of. Caring for neighbors and friends, caring for family members, giving what we have, although little, is very special. Report say that most of people living in certain areas, whcih are still very affected by the armed battles, are facing severe conditions of malnutrition and severe states of food shortage, which will soon lead to severe food insecurities. But after all; the population in those areas give the little they have and distribute it among them all, which present nothing but how the hospitality of the Sudanese is so great and it is one of the strength points that keep us alive until today as human beings.

The Sudanese population is very great, we are a great nation, we just need a chance to show that not to the world but to ourselves first. I believe that the government of Sudan has already been through enough and the coming period is going to be very nourish because no matter what we are going through now when it ends soon, and the government will allow the rest of the population to participate, I don’t want to say in the ruling system, but to participate in building itself again, building the society, and building and establishing the development of our great country Sudan.

Let us all pray for Sudan and for our great forces the Sudanese Armed Forces, let’s pray for it to win and let’s pray for Sudan to be a better country again, because having the kind of Hospitality we do; we can rise again.

In the end, may God preserve our Land and grant wisdom upon our leaders to end this war.