Sudan - Tweet Data Analysis

The emotions expressed in these tweets range from sadness to compassion to anger to disbelief. In the first tweet, people expressed sorrow for the victims of the Turkey earthquake and offered prayers. In the second tweet, the emotion of sadness and despair is expressed when the author contemplates the plight of the orphans in hospitals. The third tweet expresses frustration and disgust at people who don't take showers. The fourth tweet expresses compassion for the victims of the Turkey earthquake and gratitude for the prayers of people in Muslim countries. The fifth tweet expresses anger and disbelief at the fact that some people don't recognize the real problems in the world. The sixth tweet expresses gratitude and appreciation for those who have supported Syria. The seventh tweet expresses concern for a missing person. The eighth tweet expresses disbelief and amusement at the idea of milking a cow for more milk. The ninth tweet expresses surprise and amusement at a reaction to mate. The tenth tweet expresses gratitude for the prayers for the victims of the Turkey earthquake. The eleventh tweet expresses shame and embarrassment for having too much while others have so little. The twelfth tweet expresses gratitude and appreciation for Pope Francis' visit to South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo. The thirteenth tweet expresses appreciation for Pope Francis' stance on homosexuality. The fourteenth tweet expresses joy and appreciation for Pope Francis' return to Rome. The fifteenth tweet expresses disbelief at the small donation given to Pope Francis. The sixteenth tweet expresses appreciation for the prayers of Sudanese children for Turkey. The seventeenth tweet expresses shame and embarrassment for not doing enough to help the less fortunate. The eighteenth tweet expresses anger and disbelief at the American Academy of Pediatrics. The nineteenth tweet expresses disbelief at people who believe anything they hear. The twentieth tweet expresses anger and frustration at someone who needs psychological help.