Interior Minister told Bahr El-Ghazal Dinka dominated region that there would be no country called South Sudan without Nuer because God created all to co-exist.
Aleu Ayieny Aleu while addressing Bahr El-Ghazal intellectuals, civil societies on Sunday in Wau blamed the region for creating fear to Nuer people who are residing there, Voice of Hope reported.
The Minister called on greater Bahr El-Ghazal especially the Dinka people to respect and seek cooperation with other communities.
Mr Aleu who is also of Dinka origin warned tribe mates against any inhuman act to innocent civilians does not show support to President Salva Kiir Mayardit.
He urged the region to form a peace committee made up of chiefs and civil societies to meet the Nuer people forced to bushy Ingobo Area of Tagotidifir in Wau County to come back home.
Mr. Aleu said respect for every tribe is vital for the unity of South Sudanese.
Nearly 300 soldiers from the Nuer community in April fled to Western Bahr El Ghazal jungles from barracks in Mapel and Girinti and 500 Nuer civilians also fled to UNMISS compound due to security threat.