Ngundeng Bongs Song
Ngundeng Bong (c. 1830–1890) was a prophet of the Nuer people of South Sudan believed to have been conceived by his mother Nyayiel Malual through spirit.[1] He presented himself as being an earthly representative of Deng, the sky god of the Nuer religion.[2] His prophecies of the breakup of Sudan are still a factor in the politics of modern South Sudan Background Born as Ngundeng meaning, "God given" due to his peculiar proceedings surrounding his birth. His mother, a terrific odd woman who conceived beyond the age of giving birth was from central Nuer of Nyirol County. Just like any other world historical women both in the bible and in real life. Nyayiel was whispered to have lived beyond the thinking of nature blessing one with children and the pain of enduring life without a child can barely be traced back from biblical stories of prominent women like Hanna, Elizabeth and Sarah. Consequently, we can mull over this as a miraculous event that can merely be lather on how his mother spent her youth life and her old age in shame and mockery among friends and relatives of her hubby’s and likes. It’s something which today would bury medical checkups and different approaches to modern science and technology. By that time there were no hospitals to praise the miracles of scientific knowledge. One dies with no child or some kind of miracle like the substitutes of what has happened to Nyayiel could only be the option. Belonging to a famous age-mate goes by the name Thut-wielang an extremely rather elderly age mate made up of 70 years and above. This is not only unbelievable but the reality we all must learn to accept and confront. At this age one can only lapse in fact the solitary of God given a child can live among mankind. And exactly that is what has happened. Ngundeng was born in an odd neighborhood of eastern Jikany Nuer where his father came from a sub-section of eastern Jikany Nuer of Ciecany massively today occupies the Gambella region of Ethiopia. Bong Chan the direct descendent of Keir Kaak Keer, the father of today’s Nuer of Eastern Jikany of Latjoor married Nyayiel when she was only 10 years using the Nuer traditional norms of waiting young girls and put something in the hands until they gradually grow to that stage of womanhood. He had no idea the historical fate of his choice. He was a man of illustrious moral fiber like that of Abraham. Bong Chan and Nyayiel Malual spent the rest of their lives in legendary hopes of one day shall have the joy of their youth. God didn’t let them down indeed. And famous Ngundeng was born in their old ages turning the course of history in Nuerland for the next centuries and so into something else. Their exodus to Luoland was backed with interpretation of divine possession of Ngundeng by something people term as some kind of lunacy or stipends else he doesn’t and her mother fit to abundance in Gajaak Kier land of Eastern Jikany Nuer. #nuermusic #southsudanmusic #news #south #sudan #africanmusic #southsudan #nuergospel #nueronline Subscribe [@dengmaideng ] Follow me / dengmaidengnyoai Twitter/X [https://x.com/dengnyoai?t=KsGcbtUQ_Lb...] #Ngundengbong

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