Peter nyarol dut autobiography

Peter's degree in nursing will benefit his Sudanese community

Following the historic signing of the peace deal between Sudan's government and southern rebels we spoke to Sudanese living abroad about their plans to return home.

Peter Dut Angon is one of the "Lost Boys" of Sudan and is currently living in the US.

I am from a small town called Wedweil in Sudan.

At the end of 1987 I went to Ethiopia.

I left because my God-given precious gift was taken away. My father was murdered by militiamen.

Peter nyarol dut autobiography pdf

I wanted to avenge his death but I was not old enough to join the front line.

I lost my home, people, friends and freedom. There were other children like me.

The leaders of the rebel group, Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA) called all of us children "the Seeds of the future Sudan" and made some of the educated people within the SPLA our teachers.

Whilst in Ethiopia I completed the first, second and third grades of school.

We had to move to Pochala