Chor Machiek

Greetings from "Lonely on Top," your soon-to-be champions.

Right on the money.

When the topic is about defenders.. they say Saliba and Gabriel are nowhere near world class and when it's about the best goalkeeper.. they will tell you Raya is just lucky because he's covered with the best defense. See the double standard.

We need goals, and by the way, I've never seen Arsenal play such beautiful football in a long time. Zubi, Odegaard, and Hencapie have put an end to our attack.

South Sudan is cursed, and the youth are watching like people standing by the river while the boat sinks.

Every day we complain about hunger, corruption, and bad leadership. But tell the truth, how many young people have pulled up their socks and gone to the farms?

A country cannot eat politics. A home cannot cook slogans.

We have turned politics into football. Defending leaders like bodyguards while our own pockets are empty and our families sleep on empty stomachs.

This thing called sycophancy has become cheap in our mouths.

Praising men for crumbs while the nation dries like grass in dry season.

In our land they say, when the granary is empty, even the loudest singer becomes quiet.

Hunger does not know political party.

The youth too have a hand in this sinking country.

Not because they caused all of it, but because too many have chosen noise over work, division over unity, and praise over pressure.

Agriculture is sleeping while the soil is awake.

The land is calling, but many ears are busy listening to politicians.

A cow does not get fat by praising the owner. It gets fat by grazing.

The same way a nation does not grow by defending politicians. It grows when its people work and demand accountability.

Government must be pressured.

Not with insults.

Not with tribal songs.

But with one voice demanding roads, schools, security, and opportunities.

If the youth stand together, this country can still rise.

But if we keep clapping for failure, we will all drown in the same river.

South Sudan is our hut.

And a hut does not burn in silence.

Losing Dr John Wai at a time when he was climbing toward the peak of his knowledge hits with extreme weight.

For those of us who knew him, John Wai, the pain has been hard to bear since morning.

We, as the wider Suez community, have lost a student who, in his full capacity, would have changed the medical future of South Sudan in the near future.

But life writes its own script, and destiny often turns pages we are not ready to read.

Painful as it is, we can only bow our heads and carry this grief with acceptance.

May his soul rest in eternal peace.

Arteta is a gambler. These are games that do not require gambling.
Best of luck 👍🏽

By the way, anyone who knows Thomas Makorou well ought to intervene and assist him in quitting alcohol.

He must give up while he still has the chance.

He truly has potential. Nothing should be able to stop him if he concentrates on his work.

However, this is how people fail it given his current trajectory and public persona.

Second chances are not something that life freely offers. One real shot is all you get. If you squander it, you will always regret it.

He will wish he had paid attention if he doesn’t change.