Callers of Don Bosco Radio appeal to South Sudanese to be food suppliers by cultivating enough food.
Daniel Madding Deng says many people lack food due to inter-communal conflicts with bordering communities.
Madding calls on the government to disarm people to reduce conflicts so that they embark on agriculture.
Madut Gabriel explains that South Sudan has good fertile land for agriculture but not war.
Gabriel requests the government and partners to support farmers to protect crops.
He advises people to cultivate and stop relying on NGO’s food because humanitarian aids do not last longer.
Maker Chol discourages town people from being idle.
He encourages them to put agriculture as their first priority to eradicate poverty in the country.