Ladies and Gentlemen, we ought to be rational here. The inaugurated railway line will facilitate movement in our young nation and we should show our gratitude for that. Food has been brought to succor our starving folks. We must be grateful. More railways have been promised, and we must be skeptical. Bashir asked for our votes and that is what arouses our suspicion. The inauguration of the railway, provision of food items and more promises will never influence our democratic choice during elections and Referendum. Bashir is more indebted to us than we are to him. Do you think a 400km (...)
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