WAR CRIMES NOW LIKELY IN SUDAN

WAR CRIMES NOW LIKELY IN SUDAN
BY ABDULMUMINI ADEKU...

It is now increasingly very clear that the recently assembled military regime in Sudan has a hidden agenda, what is cannot be fully ascertained by this reporter but time the great healer of all wounds will soon tell.

Otherwise ,why ban Al Jazeera Television from the coverage of Sudanese affairs in the first place.

Al Jazeera 's powerful satellite receivers and correspondents in Sudan makes it easy for the rest of the civilized world to know exactly what is happening in the Arab world and in the Middle East as a whole and by banning them from press coverage ,what Khartoum has done indirectly in saying that is that Sudan has now entered a new phase of terror.

Already killings have already taken place even before the ban on Al Jazeera Television from news coverage in Sudan as the protests hit crescendo hence any new unwholesome activity due to the hostilities visited on the people by the government  will be largely unreported as if the soldiers can ban Al Jazeera  then they can easily clamp down on press houses operating within Khartoum in Sudan.

It is a widely known fact that Al Jazeera is the number one satellite television network in the Arab world ,reporting to the rest of the world on Arab and Middle East Affairs real time  without blemish.

In an exclusive posting on the social media recently, highly respected voice in the global media and chief Executive officer of the Sunbird African Media Limited ,Mr Richards Mammah warned that except the new Sudanese military top brass thread very carefully they risk plunging that nation into another round of anarchy as they ought to have learnt some lessons over challenges they had in the past in Darfur and South Sudan due to Islamisation.

Of particular interest to the foremost analyst ,was  the fact the way Sudan was warming up to Saudi Arabia was dangerous as the latter was said to have collected a lot of goodies recently in foreign aids from the Saudi Arabian government and Kingdom.

EDITORIAL SHOT:

It is not a crime or a spiritual crime for Saudi Arabia to do business with Sudan or any other nation on the face of planet earth for that matter ,so long as the full dictates of the global laws are fully respected.

The Editorial and Policy Board of the E.N.M.Paedia Express Multimedia Group of Lagos,Nigeria hereby calls on the ruling military regime in the Republic of Sudan to behave themselves and allow Al Jazeera Television to continue the excellent job that they have being doing not just in Sudan but elsewhere all around the entire globe otherwise this medium will be forced to use its organs to press for sanctions for the military men now in charge in Sudan.