You sow what you seed. Karma for the people of Yemen. Why do you allow Egypt, UAE and Saudi to operate from your territory for Yemen war? Somalia could have done with the money, but there is principles. You did not have human principles. You also wanted to overthrow Al Bashir, now you will be overthrown. Let alone you even your Patron Gaddafi was overthrown with a lot of Sudanese input, for trying to humiliate Sudan with South Sudan.

Honorable.

I was spared. Wali waa iiso dhacdaa kuruska yar.

@Oodweynehas been wakiil on the internet for many years and that did not bring recognition. Muse is right to cut off payments.

OO says, " He has opened business for Killil" That is not true. Hundreds of businesses had left Jijiga for the last two years. I was just talking to yesterday a guy who spent 150,000 for equipment to set up five star restaurant and after six months the landlord and the local enforcers forced him to abandon and take his equipment i the middle of the night. No one is going there today. The so called oil is long way to go, besides, we can not allow the Tigray to make money from occupied territory. We will get the oil when you leave the land. We should never allow to enrich the TPLF dictatorship. Also, we know that the locals will not see one penny of the money. Both the ONlf and Oromo should never allow that oil to to be stolen. Period.

That is disturbing news. We need MMA to clarify what is going on in his home state.

I don't know why some countries go this direction. Here is what was found in Ukraine who "wanted" to build wall on its border with Russia. A few friends with the American appointed PM were in a restaurant. Someone brought this idea of a wall. It was then and there agreed to whom to give contract. Then next day in Ukraine raised it in parliament, every news paper and web site brought it out, the work started. As soon as it was pushed out of the news, so did the construction. Now a few people are accused of making a killing from it and is a corruption issue 3 years after the money is gone, but no wall. Few kilometers of 2 meter high barbed wire is all to show for the money. I am sure somebody is making a killing with this kenya wall as well. The end will also be the same. Pretty soon the locals will take it apart and use it for home construction.

One other thing, in 1990 Mohamed Siyad Barre asked the former President of Djibouti to mediate between SNM and his regime. The SNM's gave to Djibouti leader a precondition that Siyad Barre steps down and a new Gov't installed led by opposition forces. Of course, it was a condition too hard for the dictator to accept so the talks broke down. Within months, he was fleeing Villa Somalia.

The USC was the brainchild of the SNM. In fact, the SNM provided the kick start funding, arms and military trainers. it is all about whose side that has won. The Government side was not just the gov't itself, it included a host of allied groups from Somali Aabo, to ONLF, SSDF and USP groups. Everyone acknowledges the Somalia Army was destroyed almost completely by the SNM. Yes, it caused a very heavy lost on the part of the SNM but that did not stop it from keeping almost 95% of the territory on its hands outside the heavily fortified army garrisons - yes they were no city or town, it was reduced to army garrison cut off from each other and only receiving supplied only from the air. And of course, it is part of the strategy, if the opponent had brought all his eggs to the North, and the Southern side of the country was almost complete free - it was a very smart strategy to arm and train the USC. This strategy is backed by the almost domino like collapse of the regime which just waiting for a knock-out punch.