Radio Shendi…turns destiny around her mouth – Paths – ✍️ Mahfouz Abdeen
Our brothers from the north of the valley (Egypt is the mother of the world) have the ability to recite proverbs, and between word and word there is a proverb, and they had no equal in the south of the valley. valley except the former Prime Minister and head of the Umma Party, Sadiq al-Mahdi, who has the ability to recite proverbs, and sometimes he has proverbs outside the text or suggestive, like (Al-Bukha) and others .
Among the Egyptian proverbs that refer to the similarity of situations or the similarity of the way of working or something similar, you will find the best or most appropriate proverb which is (Turn the pot on his mouth and the girl look at his mother).
I remembered this proverb when I was on Shendi Radio's “Hadayek” show on Monday, where I witnessed the recognition of a group of engineers from the electricity sector who completed the installation and the operation of the new electrical transformer.
The honorary committee chose the venue well, and you will definitely not find anything better than the Shindi Radio Gardens, because radio is an expression of the conscience of Sudanese society, and it comes together when all the hearts of the listeners are united. reunite. The genius of place is an expression of national consensus, and when an individual or group is honored from within the Radio Gardens, it is an expression of society.
Shendi Radio was organizing this celebration, and before that, the celebration of the 12th anniversary of the founding of Shendi Radio was held in its gardens. This reminded me of the (parent) radio station, Radio Omdurman, which hosted many of his shows. programs from the radio gardens and broadcast them on the air, especially in the afternoon, and a large audience of listeners followed them, especially during vacations or public holidays.
The similarity between the Sudanese Radio Gardens in Omdurman and the Shindi Radio Gardens led me to evoke this Egyptian proverb (Turn the pot on its mouth and the girl turns to her mother).
Al-Hadayek is not the only one to bring together Radio Omdurman and Radio Shendi. The program map and the proportions of its division and distribution over broadcast times, and you hear it on Shendi as if you heard it on Radio Omdurman, but there. is a distinctive fingerprint that can only be known by the person with a sensitive ear and fine sense… that there is a difference.
Omdurman Radio was to continue broadcasting from Shendi Radio after ceasing broadcasts from the main Omdurman studios after the war, and each would provide a service to the other. If national broadcasting had been launched from Shendi, Omdurman would have sunk. years of experience and added shine to Shendi with its stars, and Shendi would have a very rich library because the product of all the ideas and experiences will be an addition to it, and it provides the place and some equipment technique to add to it. more, and Shandi finds an opportunity to increase the broadcast hours and its area without (interrupting) and it follows the time coverage with a rich program card that makes listeners exclusive, and the radio indicator will remain in place. All broadcast times.
Relations between Shindi and Omdurman expanded when Shindi pushed his son, broadcaster Hassan Abbas Sobhi, to become a representative of Sudan as he joined the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC).
Shindi introduced Omdurman Radio to broadcaster Hassan Suleiman from Al-Duwaimat, and she introduced artist Al-Tayeb Abdullah, who was one of Omdurman Radio's employees. The relationships extend across generations and through many names between Shindi and Omdurman in the field. radio work.
Today, the General Manager of Shendi Radio, Engineer Al-Nazir Muhammad Ahmed Suleiman, seeks to make this similarity present between Omdurman Radio and Shendi. It tries to use the quantitative presence of institutions such as Shendi University, benefiting from university education. diversity and individual talents within the university community, and making the movement of guests coming to Shendi a lasting media impact. Among the shelves of the radio library archives, the creative diversity of immigrants after the war touches the ears of residents with a brilliance. a new understanding and a different approach. It presents the material in an unusual dish, making it a new addition to the radio table.
Engineer Al-Nazir achieved this because he has in his hands the keys to dealing with others, and he does not worry about the reaction that destroys the idea, and he absorbs every action that attempts to take creativity to other places and he didn't do that. find a better place than the studios of Radio Shendi, which almost became Omdurman Radio, and there is no such example except for her and Omdurman Radio (turn fate around her mouth and the girl looks his mother).
