The listeners of Don Bosco Radio on Monday in Tonj State propose that the only way to chase illiteracy is through education in the country.
Deng Deng Majok, one of the callers says many people are suffering in South Sudan due to illiteracy as serious diseases.
He added that parents must send their children to the schools in order to support them with the needs and up to the nation.
Deng points out that the main challenge is that some school perform poor in term of giving quality education to the children and the increase of school fees has affect the population not to seek quality education.
Deng Malol, another caller says the conflict in the country have left many schools empty especially in places where there are insecurity.
Deng appeals to the citizens of South Sudan including soldiers, civilians, and government parties to avoid war within the country and support education.
The callers make the comments over the telephone caller during over the radio during morning breakfast show program.