CEOAFRICA gathered that Sudanese leaders congratulate the Sudanese people in general and the Darfuris in particular on Tuesday's upcoming occasion of Eid el Adha, asking the Almighty God for peace and stability throughout Sudan.

According to our source, the leaders say they are hoping that the Sudanese refugees and the displaced in Darfur and other war-torn regions in Sudan will soon be able to return home safely. They also express their sadness for the citizens' inability to buy sweets and clothes for their children and families, not to mention to afford buying a sheep for the Feast of the Sacrifice.

According to the Spokesman for the Association of Displaced Persons and Refugees of Darfur, Hussein Abu el Sharati, described this year's Eid el Adha as a feast of sadness, as the Sudanese remember their beloved ones who died, got injured, were raped or went missing during 10 years of war. He asked all the displaced persons and refugees to forgive their attackers and forgive each other, and to unite in order to regain their legitimate rights and demands.

Also the Education Supervisor of the Chadian refugee camp Farashna, Mohamed Khamis Musharraf, expressed his sadness of Darfuris having to celebrate Eid el Adha this year outside their homeland and without having anything to celebrate with. He hopes that a comprehensive peace will prevail in Sudan and he appealed to the refugees to unite and to stay committed to their children's education.