Gamar and his family they are very kind god bless all of them

Yes AMEN to that

Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. Once said by a very cleaver wise man and true in every way.

@@mrtrx While the quote "Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country" by John F. Kennedy may have some truth in certain contexts, it is not necessarily applicable to all situations. In the case of Qamar who is striving to pursue his college education and support his family despite the challenging circumstances in Sudan, it is important to recognize that he is already doing what he can for his country by working hard and seeking knowledge. Moreover, in many cases, individuals and communities are already doing their part to contribute to their country, and it is the responsibility of the government and leaders to provide support and resources to help them succeed. In Sudan, the failed politicians have contributed to the country's current difficult situation, and it is important to hold them accountable for their actions rather than solely placing the burden on individual citizens to solve the country's problems. Therefore, while it is important for individuals to be active citizens and contribute to their country, it is also essential for governments and leaders to prioritize the well-being and success of their citizens by providing support and resources to help them thrive.

Am breathless seeing home after many years. Thank you so much for sharing.❤🙏

Indeed I'm from Eritrea neighbouring and sudanese well known for their kindness and big heart

But they let you Pay more

Brutal false

I also have great experiences with Sudanese people in general, very sweet people ❤

@@Ser3456 Extreme brutal false..... Nigerian are better

Yes

True

How come he doesn't share?

@@evolution405 because they are muslims

Absolutely brother. the most kind and generous people you'll ever meet.

Highly welcome

when ever you come sudan will welcome you with open arms and i hope some day i can also visit india, very good country with a rich history.

You are welcome anytime You will not need anything here we will help you

@@ayeembac6441 jazakallah brother

@@A4RR jazakallah brother

Kamalakha

@@nubia2408 haha 😂😃😂 tsibk alekhu.dehan do kemealekha? Shukren.

Thank you Jeff. Actually I didn't spend that long there. I went to see Gamer only twice, so just 2 days, but every time I went, I came back with too much interesting footage. So what should have been 2 videos with Gamer in Soba, became 5 videos. And yeah, they are really incredible people.

​@@KinoYves le kordofan n'est pas à l'ouest du Soudan.

Kassala is really amazing place to visit for any foreigners

Kasala is not in his road , he will go to Gadarif city and then to Ethiopia

Indeed

Ahahhahah, it's a first for me as well 😅

I think he is enjoying people and their kindness more than the very high priced hotels and cafeterias in the "modern" Khartoum.

هز عايز يظهر حقيقه المواطن السوداني العادي للعالم ووضعه المعيشي . لو عايز فنادق ومدنيه ما كان جه السودان بالاساس

امشي اتعالج اول شي يا البتقراء في تركيا ياخ خلو المرض بتاعكم دا. السودان ما وسط الخرطوم بس نحنا بلد فقير وعلي خط المجاعة ماف داعي لي...... فهمتا صح. تاني شي ديل رحالة ما محتاجين يشوفو السودان ولا اي مكان بعيون أهلها بحبو يستكشفو براهم. يا ود تركيا يا وهمي امشي اسأل ناس البيت عن البلد (القرية) بتاعتكم وامشي شوفها حتلقاها اكعب من الماعجبنك ديل

@@Ahmed-pn6fx دا ود وهمي و متملق وقال انا بدرس في تركيا حسا عليك الله في زول سأله قال ليه انت قاعد وين. نحنا بلد فقير ودي امكانياتنا وديل أهلنا وعايشين كده المشكلة وين. ياخ العنصريه الفينا دي كعبة وما اعتقد تنتهي قريب

@@fahedeisam9050 انت براك معقد طبعا في جوانب واماكن تانية عشان يزورها الخرطوم ماجنوب الحزام بس