This program features (Shilail) a game accompanied by a kind of singing, like where is Shilail? …Dodo eaten it! Shilail A game accompanied by a kind of intonation: where Shilail?..... Dodo eat,….. Where Shilail went?...... Kidnapped by alligator. And Shilail is a bone, they often choose goats or sheep bone. The game is often play in the lunar nights, as a shining light of the moon, where the game starts gathering children behind thrower of the Shalil (bone), which stands in a circle, or what is known as (facilitator) and the throwing away from them without anyone of them seeing the place where it crashes. Then the children begins a journey to find the bone and who finds it will take it in his hand and hides without showing any one of children. The placing stonewalling everyone, even the circle facilitator or up and yell again : where Shilail?..... Dodo eat,….. Where Shilail went?...... Kidnapped by alligator, and thus end the game and start a new cycle.

This episode features the role of UNAMID in the community support in Um Baru Locality in North Darfur in the field of upgrading the educational environment and that is to build classrooms and provide drinking water supply in Um Baru basic mixed school. And also an interview with the director of the Basic Education in Umm Baru, talked about the cooperation between them and UNAMID in the field of quick impact projects, in supporting education and water projects.

In this program children discuss the Kids need to follow the guidance of adults, and also filial piety and obedience, the child listens to the words of the successful adult and follow the steps that led to success in the future.

This program farther extends the feature on UNAMID’s role in supporting local community in Millet in field of education by building school class rooms. It also features an interview with the Director of Basic Education in Millet Locality, he talks about the kind of support they received from UNAMID for the basic education, and other issues related to Darfur.