17/09/2026
BREAKING NEWS🚨- A 16yrs old Facebook comedian THON G has dig out the top secrets and the realities behind the world’s youngest nation South Sudan
There are things that are happening in Juba but people keep quiet.
1- In some public hospitals, there's a space where you write your tribe when you're filling a form. Avoid such hospitals, there's nothing that connects hospitals with tribes.
2- You'll take a thief to the police station, when you come back the next day, you hear something like "there's Zol Kabir who came yesterday & he told us to release him.
3- Not every traffic police you see in Juba is really a traffic police, most of them, their uniforms are made by tailors. That's why they always ask for something even if you have all the documents.
4- In Juba you'll find a company controlled by one tribe. Don't apply there, you'll waste your time.
5- A Judge may sentence you to 3 years in prison but because you have a strong uncle who has a high position in the government, you'll only do 3 hours.
6- A land cruiser full of soldiers will come from nowhere, soldiers will then grab you, take you to their base & beat you probably & allow you to go. When you ask them to tell you what you have done, then you need another serious beating.
7- There's a law in South Sudan but somewhere, someone's uncle is above the law. So be careful who you're dealing with.
8- Once you open a small business in Juba even if it's a Chapati place, you have invited problems to yourself. Someone who has a small position in the government will call his friend & come to your place to tax you because they need money for lunch.
9- A soldier holding a gun will stand at the road side & ask you for papers, when you turn around you see a traffic police watching you from a distance.
10- The price of Nationality & passport is only 50,000 SSP in the internet but when you go there, you need $700 & a Zol Kabir by your side.
Where Is The Lie?
