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Portugal :confused:

Somalia are you yet another Somali yung'un whose fallen into the trap of wanna-be culter of adoonimmo "nigga"? SMH... I expected better from you! p.s. but if so, perhaps we can do an SOL spondered arranged marriage where we hook you up with Caprice Dagga DHQ

I understand the OP's point (to a certain extent). I saw a new chap with the nickname "Oday"... hmmm playing with fire indeed :mad: But since i'm less active these days I don't even mind if my territory is being encroached on, I will only be macangag like Sayid Qardhaawi when i'm actively posting

INDIAN OCEAN - MOGADISHU by Shoot and Scribble, on Flickr

INDIAN OCEAN - MOGADISHU by Shoot and Scribble, on Flickr

Liban;837972 wrote: From the African secret service like guards, I am guessing somewhere near Tanzania-Kenya border. Arusha to be exact. African guards for an African president

Uchi your name make me laugh every time walahi

^ No I don't know where exactly he was running. But it might have been somewhere near the Turkish-Greek border

Ethiopia foreign ministry: “The policy was to respond to ...take the war to Somalia and, along the way, aggravating the contradiction between the Somali clans. ” “ Regarding the natural resources, all the big rivers in Somalia flow from Ethiopia... as our country steps up its development, we will have to dam the rivers for irrigation purposes.” Peace, democracy and development in Somalia would not benefit Ethiopia.”

Ethiopia: ‘Special Police’ Execute 10 An Ethiopian government-backed paramilitary force summarily executed 10 men during a March 2012 operation in Ethiopia’s eastern Somali region. Detailed information on the killings and other abuses by the force known as the “Liyu police” only came to light after a Human Rights Watch fact-finding mission to neighboring Somaliland in April. On March 16 a Liyu police member fatally shot a resident of Raqda village, in the Gashaamo district of Somali region, who was trying to protect a fellow villager. During this operation the Liyu police force summarily executed at least 10 men who were in their custody, killed at least 9 residents in ensuing gunfights, abducted at least 24 men, and looted dozens of shops and houses. “The Liyu police abuses in Somali region show the urgent need for the Ethiopian government to rein in this lawless force.” said Leslie Lefkow, deputy Africa director at Human Rights Watch. The Ethiopian government’s response to reports of abuses in the Somali region has been to severely restrict or control access for journalists, aid organizations, human rights groups, and other independent monitors. Ethiopia’s regional and federal government should urgently facilitate access for independent investigations of the events by independent media and human rights investigators, including the United Nations Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial and summary executions. “For years the Ethiopian government has jailed and deported journalists for reporting on the Somali region,” Lefkow said. “Donor countries should call on Ethiopia to allow access to the media and rights groups so abuses can’t be hidden away.” .

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