Helping the needs of displaced people (relief) Governor of Sidi – Race in Politics – ✍️ Al-Tarifi Abu Naba

The pressure faced by Nile State is unlike any other. It houses the largest IDP camps, and between the two categories, this would not have been possible without the poor conditions and loss of balance that the IDPs were experiencing when we described them. as “expatriates” and replaced the camps with “centers”. Today, these (tasteful) characteristics have disappeared. Through negligence, which could be justified if we look at the map of the state and its officials, it is impossible to be on the side of everyone. in their committees and their problems, and this thing has lost the (oversight) and control that was in the beginning… Now we don't want to cry over spilled milk or carry the state more than it has do. She must be diligent in taking care of all displaced people, but when the matter turns into (loss of rights), advice and warnings are necessary…to preserve not only the rights but also the social fabric that was affected after she lost (confidence) and skepticism became the seat of all those who discuss issues of travel and arrivals…

I believe the state government has a specific plan and mechanisms to distribute aid and support. Without this, it would not have opened its doors to all Sudanese. What we hope to do is follow through on these plans. to provide the help and verify it by employees who can hold them accountable if they make mistakes and motivate them if they succeed… It doesn't make sense for the help to be (sold) on the markets if this was done through citizens or mandated committees, even if it was to remedy certain problems, as one of the traders I attacked mentioned to me: Why are you selling relief, which consisted of (bunches of oil) ten pounds. He said they brought it in and replaced it with ? small packages to suffice the needy, and yet no one was satisfied, and there were goods stored under the pretext that it was not enough for everyone according to the committees of certain displaced villages. …

We hope to find a formula to preserve the rights of displaced people and the strong image that the State has demonstrated by receiving more than its displaced citizens…

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