WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT GEN. SIMON GATWEC DUAL? Gen. Simon Gatwec dual was the first in history of pre-sudan who managed to crossed the famous sahara Tikling for 9days and more than 783 soldiers who were with him died and he arrived alone in Torit with nobody even a single bodyguard. All the soldiers died. He was put on the map of historical records in Sudan in early 1990s. Gen. Simon was born with his right hand out for 7days without finally coming out. A bull was first killed and the powerful general was delievered in good shape. Simon who maintain his clan chiefdom for more than 23 years was on March restored to his position by his clan of Luo-Nuer. Gatwec was blessed by Ngundeng Bong 130 years before he set a foot on earth. He has a art of organising his followers with steep loyalities. There is something about him that attrack his followers. His ability to control thier emotions. Gen. Simon this year Febuary was attacked in his home and had to foot all the way from Central Equatoria through Lakes State via Unity State and finally to Jonglie. He is currently one of the most powerful opposition General. His homeland was not dare attacks and threatened to liberate the entire south sudan from this dictator. When arrested in 2012 Gen. Gatwec stayed in confinement cells alone for more than a year. I one day visited him and asked him about what he think being Jailed for. it was put into law but i will only be released and go to the war field. I always see my right hand liberating our people, the people of south sudan. The old man who go one meal per day for a year was mostly humiliated once again by president Kiir and former chief of staff by not allowing him to mourn his elder son. Truth be told, its not everyone that make history. Powerful Gen. And field commander Simon Gatwec Dual is the only one who will liberate south sudanese from Juba regimes. He will make it to Juba along thousands who are ready to dies for the right course of our people.
Posted on: Fri, 11 Jul 2014 15:01:24 +0000
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