Oo hadaa maadaa noo ducaynaya. Midbaan kuu sheegaya , Adigu waxad naawalaysa inaan is dilno , xitaa hadaanu isdilno target number one baad noo tahay adigu. Sharcigii naga kaa celin jiray inuu daciifa wuxuun bay soo dedejinaysa inaan gacanta Ku saarno. Intaas meel Ku qoro maalin kale baad yadoo reality ah arki doontaaye.

Agree with you, Somali’s interest lies in a true and equitable federation. But for this to becomes reality, Somali’s need to start aligning themselves closely to the Center amid the chaos, and ensure they are prepared, reconciled and have a common agenda they can advance with Abiy and whoever and whatever comes after him. And you are right without this reconciliation and shared common agenda, the risk is there that Abiy will be replaced by another centrist regime continuing the oppression and inequality, with Somalia becoming continuing to be the biggest victims. And one needs to break the cycle by doing things different, and preparing oneself for whatever might come and to influence/steer the federations directions when momentum present itself. And I can imagine potential scepticism from many Somali’s, and doubt if one can really assert influence among much more ‘politically advanced’ tribal groups and complex dynamics of Ethiopia. But It’s perhaps in this complex, volatile and violent political and polarised dynamics of Ethiopia, where the simplicity of a Somali driven call and singular ‘agenda’ for true equality and autonomy could thrive and be heard. Whereas on the contrary, the politics and agendas of the Tigray, Amhara, Oromo and Southern Nations are often marred by shifting and opportunistic agendas that are the basis of the clashing interest and alliances. Every dog has his day and perhaps the opportuun momentum for Somali’s might be on the horizon.

I think 10 years is not long enough, It should mimic North Korea, should be for life