South Sudanese should own the revitalised peace deal and express freely and debate without fear, urges Community Empowerment for Progress Organisation, or CEPO.
CEPO Executive Director, Edmond Yakani advises parties to the agreement to come together and disseminate it to the citizens.
NPTC Secretary Martin Elia Lomuro asks the peace partners to contribute towards peace but not to criticise the agreement.
Acting Chair of the NPTC Gabriel Changson also says their aim is to make people understand and accept the peace deal.
The officials spoke on Wednesday during the joint dissemination of the revitalised agreement under the theme ‘Dissemination and effectiveness engagement on successful implementation of the revitalised agreement’.