‘Leave! campaign to be intensified’: Umma Party
The opposition forces that signed the Sudan Appeal will intensify their anti-elections campaign the coming weeks by convening public seminars in 20 places in the country.
Sarah Nugdallah, Secretary-General of the National Umma Party (NUP), said in Dabanga’s Sudanese Files programme that coordination committees have been formed to organise the seminars. “The first public meetings will take place in eastern Sudan, in Sennar on Friday, followed by one in Sinja on Saturday.”
The opposition forces that signed the Sudan Appeal will intensify their anti-elections campaign the coming weeks by convening public seminars in 20 places in the country.
Sarah Nugdallah, Secretary-General of the National Umma Party (NUP), said in Dabanga’s Sudanese Files programme that coordination committees have been formed to organise the seminars. “The first public meetings will take place in eastern Sudan, in Sennar on Friday, followed by one in Sinja on Saturday.”
She added that members of the NUP, other opposition parties, and civil society organisations have begun to brief people “in the neighbourhoods, villages, and towns” about the contents of the Sudan Appeal, and to collect signatures for the “Leave!’’ campaign, aimed at boycotting the national elections scheduled to start on 13 April this year.
'Swamp'
The youth activists’ movements Girifna [meaning We are fed up, RD] and Change Now launched their campaign against the elections in Sabreen neighbourhood in Omdurman on Saturday, saying that “the elections will only reinstall the internationally wanted war criminal, who led the country down into the swamp”.