Music is one of the peace-building blocks and songs like these just sound right, if we listen but we never listen. Why? Because our stupidity always get in the way and that creates vulnerabilities like greed, tribal-hatred, etc. We MUST LISTEN and understand in order to make good judgements. Life is short my people and each one of us must use the time we got to build a better future for our next generation.
Love responsibly and never act carelessly. Be you, be kind and always represent your people, wherever you are. Be the ambassador for South Sudan. Good humans always care about tomorrow but none of us knows what tomorrow may bring but there is alway a lady called HOPE. To hope is to have faith. If today was okay then tomorrow will be better...Without hope, life would be hopeless and without faith, life would have no meaning. Songs like these unite our people. Great song indeed.
Hello Jieng Da. Anyone awake? A message from the "3rd Eye Radio", ....Keep up the great work. People who dream always inspire and affect change, the change Dr. John Garang de Mabior dreamt of. Songs like these build South Sudan one at a time so please keep on composing, singing and dancing. Why? Because the Bible says.......
I love the beat, the song and it's lyrics but the idea of letting Humans sit on your head while having your glory is just not right. _Great song indeed...and every one watching can tell by how our Dinka people jump!!!
Building South Sudan one song at a time!!! -Inspiration comes from those who use their brains and use it well for the good of our communities. When you dance like a wild gazelle, you know and I know that you are happy. That happiness has to be kept intact and improved. This song is just an example of how beautiful our Dinka culture is. Keep up the great work.
When sons of South Sudan rise up and sing, the World stand still. Ahahaha, maybe not, but these songs send out a cry or a message, a message of love, and cry for our South Sudanese to unite. My Dinka culture is the most beautiful in the World, next to India. "Badismuskil babamuskil" I do not know the words, I just love it. I will play it after this...
Happiness and sadness are what balance our beautiful planet Earth, but just like the frogs, we have to jump, but to jump has multiple meanings like working hard by taking care of your cows and goats or studying hard at school.
This is a very beautiful song that may steal the hearts of poor innocent young girls and women. I hope South Sudan stay this happy for millenia to come.
Oh, my people, one day, we shall enjoy peace and happiness and "Ramciel Capitol", the land government promised, shall be realised only if we unite. I know the past has been rough but that doesn't mean the future can't be smooth. With great songs like these, you are building South Sudan without even knowing it. Thank you. -Uncle Madol Yol used to tell me that self-respect is prerequisite for peace. We are Dinka Bor and our hearts are full of respect, unless provoked. -Please, self-isolate for until further notice or mother notice. Please be care because the is a devil out there call Coronavirus. Do not panic but be cautious wherever you are. Please, do not fan the flames. Why? Because evil feeds on fear, just like Riek Machar and look at where he is right now. Be calm, be you and always be kind to those around you, the Dinka style!!!
Building Peace in South Sudan, One Song at a time! -+*+- PEACE...What's it? *What words come to mind when you hear peace? Nhomlaw,(freedom), love, kindness, togetherness, unity, respect, etc... ***Please share what makes your heart tick or itch. Because we Dinka people are the adhueng ke lor or leng and our united culture is uniting our people abroad and worldwide. Never underestimate the power of a well done Dinka music or song. It goes deep into your heart... Be you, be kind and never forget to respect your friends because you never know....dunia ni duara.
My people, this is 2020. It has been hard for our people in the last decade but I hope this decade will bring brighter and promising hope for our people. Dr. John Gsrang did not die for nothing. He died so we could live in peace....but we are letting our greed take advantage of our Dinka morals values and virtues Dinka People have stood up for generations. Our Dinka culture is beautiful but every culture got idiots....
Wow...this is the magnificence of our Dinka people. We are kink, but sometimes, you got to give idiots like Riek.a chance to lead. Why? A good leadership comes from the heart. ,not the head...and we must work together to build South Sudan. Our women are not for sale. It humiliates a proud culture.
I hope all is well with you my people. Stay safe during these hard times. Covid-19 is just a visitor and will leave soon. DO NOT PANIC. It was just Mother Earth warning us to behave. Nothing to be alarmed. Just be careful though.
Beautiful culture. What is the relationship between Pakeer from Bor, Jonglei and Pakeer from Tonj East? Also, there is Twic from Jonglei and Twic from Warrap State. I hope we are related. We should do some DNA. This could be lost families.
![Achai Wiir By John Kudusay live performance in Freedom hall [Somara Deng Alor's wedding]](/img/n.gif)
Music is one of the peace-building blocks and songs like these just sound right, if we listen but we never listen. Why? Because our stupidity always get in the way and that creates vulnerabilities like greed, tribal-hatred, etc. We MUST LISTEN and understand in order to make good judgements. Life is short my people and each one of us must use the time we got to build a better future for our next generation.
Love responsibly and never act carelessly. Be you, be kind and always represent your people, wherever you are. Be the ambassador for South Sudan. Good humans always care about tomorrow but none of us knows what tomorrow may bring but there is alway a lady called HOPE. To hope is to have faith. If today was okay then tomorrow will be better...Without hope, life would be hopeless and without faith, life would have no meaning. Songs like these unite our people. Great song indeed.
Hello Jieng Da. Anyone awake? A message from the "3rd Eye Radio", ....Keep up the great work. People who dream always inspire and affect change, the change Dr. John Garang de Mabior dreamt of. Songs like these build South Sudan one at a time so please keep on composing, singing and dancing. Why? Because the Bible says.......
The beauty of our Dinka Culture is there for us to enjoy and for the World to see. Keep up the great work.
I love the beat, the song and it's lyrics but the idea of letting Humans sit on your head while having your glory is just not right.
_Great song indeed...and every one watching can tell by how our Dinka people jump!!!
Keep up the great work brother.... just don't carry people ...
Building South Sudan one song at a time!!!
-Inspiration comes from those who use their brains and use it well for the good of our communities. When you dance like a wild gazelle, you know and I know that you are happy. That happiness has to be kept intact and improved. This song is just an example of how beautiful our Dinka culture is. Keep up the great work.
When sons of South Sudan rise up and sing, the World stand still. Ahahaha, maybe not, but these songs send out a cry or a message, a message of love, and cry for our South Sudanese to unite. My Dinka culture is the most beautiful in the World, next to India. "Badismuskil babamuskil" I do not know the words, I just love it. I will play it after this...
Happiness and sadness are what balance our beautiful planet Earth, but just like the frogs, we have to jump, but to jump has multiple meanings like working hard by taking care of your cows and goats or studying hard at school.
This is a very beautiful song that may steal the hearts of poor innocent young girls and women. I hope South Sudan stay this happy for millenia to come.
Oh, my people, one day, we shall enjoy peace and happiness and "Ramciel Capitol", the land government promised, shall be realised only if we unite. I know the past has been rough but that doesn't mean the future can't be smooth. With great songs like these, you are building South Sudan without even knowing it. Thank you.
-Uncle Madol Yol used to tell me that self-respect is prerequisite for peace. We are Dinka Bor and our hearts are full of respect, unless provoked.
-Please, self-isolate for until further notice or mother notice. Please be care because the is a devil out there call Coronavirus. Do not panic but be cautious wherever you are.
Please, do not fan the flames. Why? Because evil feeds on fear, just like Riek Machar and look at where he is right now. Be calm, be you and always be kind to those around you, the Dinka style!!!
This song promotes the beauty and uniqueness of our Dinka people.
It's really a great song......we nyiir ke panyak we are proud of you
Building Peace in South Sudan, One Song at a time!
-+*+- PEACE...What's it?
*What words come to mind when you hear peace? Nhomlaw,(freedom), love, kindness, togetherness, unity, respect, etc...
***Please share what makes your heart tick or itch. Because we Dinka people are the adhueng ke lor or leng and our united culture is uniting our people abroad and worldwide. Never underestimate the power of a well done Dinka music or song. It goes deep into your heart...
Be you, be kind and never forget to respect your friends because you never know....dunia ni duara.
Nice Voice from yang man of GOD blessing you in Jesus Name Amen
My people, this is 2020. It has been hard for our people in the last decade but I hope this decade will bring brighter and promising hope for our people. Dr. John Gsrang did not die for nothing. He died so we could live in peace....but we are letting our greed take advantage of our Dinka morals values and virtues Dinka People have stood up for generations. Our Dinka culture is beautiful but every culture got idiots....
Wow...this is the magnificence of our Dinka people. We are kink, but sometimes, you got to give idiots like Riek.a chance to lead. Why? A good leadership comes from the heart. ,not the head...and we must work together to build South Sudan. Our women are not for sale. It humiliates a proud culture.
Songs like these unite, not devide.
Great job
Be kind, be you and always do your best my Dinka People, please.
Very wonderful song and nice words
It's More amazing then expected
Cheerful to you yai yai
Our Dinka Culture always represents the beauty in us.
Beautiful indeed....but.......
Dhueng or self-respect is there for the World to see....because South Sudan is truely blessed but something is not right....
Those who think good thoughts and act.on them drive our World.
Wow JB you are really son of man
I hope all is well with you my people. Stay safe during these hard times. Covid-19 is just a visitor and will leave soon. DO NOT PANIC. It was just Mother Earth warning us to behave. Nothing to be alarmed. Just be careful though.
What a very nice song “nyan pakou “
Good job Jb
Beautiful culture. What is the relationship between Pakeer from Bor, Jonglei and Pakeer from Tonj East? Also, there is Twic from Jonglei and Twic from Warrap State. I hope we are related. We should do some DNA. This could be lost families.
Dinka is one man. At some point, we were in one area and then dispersed. I think we all used to be mostly likely Padang!
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We r Jieng not Dinka bro.
Hahaha twich can also sing.....yi jo nuen di🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yin bi shil liel mawaa .... 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Nice
Ilike the songs but the of jumping is totally wasting of the energy.if u look at dancers they exhausted.
Hate it
Nice