رحل العم كليمنت أمبورو وزير داخلية حكومة أكتوبر

Quote: “since the conference of the day before he had fundamentally changed his mind and now considered that the best way in which the southerners could protect themselves would be to go to Khartoum now to legislate together with the northerners. Any councils formed in the south would be defenceless before the legislative assembly. An advisory council was advisory only and its advice could easily be rejected, by the legislative assembly or similar body. It was best for the southerners to go and legislate now in spites of their backwardness; since the southerners could speak for themselves in the present conference. There was no reason why they could not speak for themselves in a legislative assembly. If any law was proposed which was not agreeable to the south they could atant up and object. Clement Mboro replied that the government would protect them. Mohd. Saleh Shigeiti protested against Mr, Cwen’s question his protest was over-ruler. Clement Mboro went on to say that if the government could not protect them there must be ruler and legislatives in the legislative assembly which would do so”.