Oz;940734 wrote: Oba Du vill inte vara Alpha damn straight inaar

Alpha Blondy;940752 wrote: what's the gist of the song. are lil Doni-B and lil Baliil seeking the same chick? lmaoo

Haatu;940206 wrote: ^Crazy hooligans. Leave Alpha alone waryaada. He's a broken, defeated fellow waanba un naxay As for SP, ninyow balaayo baad tahey. You've wrecked the poor sod, but yes waa maalin weyn oo qiima iyo qaayo leh. The day the tyrant fell! Waryaa iSelector, why are you ignoring us? I am the new king of this thread ninyahow ee cagaha dhulka dhig cagdheer yahow sijuiga ah.

Chimera;940714 wrote: This is by the catchiest degenerate Somali rap songs I have ever seen lol: ina lilahi waa ina ileyhi raajicuun wtf did i just listen to, chimera ninyaho im scared for life thank you very much.

nigga u never had a house in xamar remember u from waaciye?

damn i read somewhere that there where some shootouts in the suuq of Gaalkacyo as well when some puntland soldiers went to the galmudug side wanting to take tax money from the Galmudug businessmen

indeed tallaabo!

God bless Shariif thanks to his effort we're enjoying a peaceful muqdisho today and most of somalia!

Gacal iyo xigaaloow soomaliyeey garo kala guurkii maahee kala gurasho weeye garo

Haatu google translate it, luuqada ha naga caayin,agah, awoogaa la janee!!!!!!!

mukulaal madowga diiriye anaa ka celihaayo abtiyow..

indeed sxb shingaani lee iskeen adi, smugglar? Atoore grejjerna finns i staden lol det finns dussintals platser där kan hitta bränn-vattnet aka biyaha zamzamka.

true, but i wonder tho, if the song created any controversy?

The Benadir administration has launched a neighbourhood watch programme that is enlisting the help of citizens to prevent terrorist attacks and other criminal activities. The watch, dubbed the Fostering Neighbourhood and Social Integration Programme, is underway in the Hamar Weyne, Hamar Jajab, Waberi, Dherkenley, Bondhere, Wadajir, Huriwa and Howlwadag districts of the Somali capital, Benadir administration spokesman Mohamed Yusuf said. "We are planning to expand the project to all districts so that security is strengthened," he told Sabahi. Under the programme, each district is divided into blocks of 50 houses and assigned a block leader who is responsible for passing along any suspicious activity reported by neighbours to the police. In addition, block leaders will hold weekly meetings with residents to discuss security issues and promote a sense of communal responsibility for the neighbourhood's security. District commissioners who spoke to Sabahi welcomed the programme, saying it is helping Mogadishu's residents take ownership of their own safety. Hamar Weyne District Commissioner Abdullahi Sahal Gardhub said the new programme is helping authorities gather better intelligence. "We are now aware of the activities of district residents because they have been asked to report when new people move here," he told Sabahi. "This will help us prevent any activities that threaten security." Last November, tips from citizens helped authorities crack down on suspected al-Shabaab operatives who were living in the Yaqshid area on the north side of Mogadishu. On November 22nd, police, tipped off by a landlord, killed al-Shabaab commander Abdinur Gardhub and arrested 16 other suspected militants. Another tip led to the November 24th arrest of 21 suspected al-Shabaab militants and the seizure of a cache of weapons. Hamar Jajab District Commissioner Mohamed Ali Ahmed said dividing his district in four blocks has made it easier to detect and monitor suspicious activity. "We know a lot about the residents of our district and have asked the public to report anyone who is making trouble or creating instability to security officers such as the police," Ahmed told Sabahi. Yasin Abikar, a 45-year-old business owner in the Waberi District, told Sabahi that locals have felt safer since the administration implemented the programme in his district. The public now can go about its business and daily activities without any trouble, he said. "As the residents of Waberi district, we welcome this programme created by Benadir region officials," he said. "Security is very good, and even though incidents can still happen, we operate our businesses till 10 pm." Bondhere resident Luley Osman, 37, said this programme has the potential of having a great impact on city's security. She said that if accompanied with a better prepared police force, the neighbourhood watch can help prevent explosions such as the court complex bombing on April 14th by providing useful intelligence to authorities. http://sabahionline.com/en_GB/articles/hoa/articles/features/2013/04/19/feature-02

Im going this June sxb see u there!

damn i thought these kind of x-rated lyrics wasn't allowed in somali tradition

Well the judicial reform conference held in mogadishu was a sign from the federal government that they are serious dealing with these matters,patience is a virtue. As for diiriye i believe your giving the man too much cred he's afterall just a self appointed clan leader with no support from the tribe you see this man and his allies are nothing in a stabile and peaceful somalia so they want to remain in this status quo.

War ya ilaahi yaqaan the country doesn't even have a well functioning judiciary i doubt there is even a existing yet marka mowlana khadafi how would you adress the matter?

Care to explain this :eek: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=GtVdSo5OjJw#!" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen> :eek: :eek: :eek:

Mowlana Khadafi, well i believe the squatters needs to gtfo from the properties but it shouldn't be given back to Xoosh the FG should confiscate it.. Med andra ord så anser jag att de bostäderna skall tillhöra staten. Folk är hycklare dem stöder 'booli qaran' plundrare samtidigt gnäller dom om ahmed diiriye och liknande personer, som om de vore annorlunda, det är sånt jag inte tål och på grund av det försöker folk smutskasta mig genom att säga att jag stöder ockupationen som visa av mina klan medlemmar tvyärr ägnat sig åt.

indeed SP, yeah we need to develop every city and village in somalia.

yeah i know what you mean

yh they probably removed it

AUN