SNM was a very independent rebel movement Somaliland bussinesmen funded it diaspora all the guns we had we bought from the derg nothing was for free SNM was a very democratic rebel movement besides afweyne was funded by Ronald reagon.. how is that alright most of the SNM generals colonels fought Ethiopia in 1977.. its just after 1979 we had to remove the tyrant daquutki ina siyad barre

Khaatuumo and buhoodle is part of Somaliland I think you guys have more pressing issues than discussing buhoodle goonina adeerki farmaajo xamar dhibku kawaddo wala wada ogyahay. The pirates are just angry they are broke and no celebration in garowe because cabdi cawar inti yarayd eh lacag ay haysteen wu liqay

This is an ultimate question I have to ask people from Somalia aka the koonfurians. The land between the 2rasses raskambooni ila raas caseer all your successive leaders have opposed Somaliland recognition they always used a stooge from somaliland as a foreign minister in order to sell the notion that somaliland is part of Somalia. So my question you guys have failed in governance failed in defeating shabaab why xaaasid Somaliland recogntion

Exactly cabdi cawar failed in governance in finance so much for I am educated professor. Brofessornimadi waxba tari weydey.

General caydiid iyo cali wardhiiglay labbadaduba SNM wa u hilliyeen maalintay xabashi xamar qabsatay axmed godane iyo ibrahiem afghani ayaa ayaa intay cunaamadoodi qaateen ayey xabashi iyo adeerka barre hiiraale ba karbaash u qoreen. Wa somalinimo. Adiga you reerkina eygi bakhtiyey meles zenawi baad gacanta hoos dhigateen adeer dadku kala gobsan

That's a fair point Somalis leaders or the Frenjis who is not honest in this game

Quran and hadith and sira and salawaatinabi

Time will tell guys the djiboutians should be prepared for everything

Che do you think we can defeat shabaab ideologically or is it impossinle to re educate the koonfurians the basis of islam

Oodweyne welcome back and well said

There Is nothing to celebrate cabdi cawar is broke lacagti oo dhan wu cunay

Yes was that was10 years ago after 10 years buhoodle gets a qarax. I told you we have to watch out for extremism. Somaliland must enter buhoodle and close the border it has with Ethiopia since we are almost in garowe.

Axmed ibrahiem al ghazi Amiir nuur of harar. Chief axmed guray xuseen.

I am not a grave worshipper if you worship a grave you become a mushrik. But afewerqi wa maasiixi and for 1500 years We Somalis were spreading in the horn that nabiyun maxammad is superior to Jesus ibn maryam.adigu tigrayga jeclow they will remain my enemy till the bitter end

Guys it has started and guess where buhoodle the city of cali dhuux. The first qarax in Somaliland by a jihadi

What's goin on is it an inter buhoodle conflict or is Somaliland involved

Qacmaha hala isqabsado hala siyaarto sheikh meydh yaaala Sayid Isaac ibn Ahmed ibn muhammed ibn Hussein ibn ali al madhar ibn waliyullah The storm is coming habarlamaan ducadeeni wala aqbalay roobkiwaa da ay dayaxi wa madoobaaday a new dawn for Somaliland and it's people we are one nation

Somaliland should send a low level delegation to asmara perhaps we can mediate between djibouti and the asmara dictator. Eventhough I hate that asmara dictator for his masiixi believes but still it's politics afoworqi xamasanite he is half Ethiopian so he is playing games with us.one thing is for sure djibouti is our brother. And never side with the Jews and the Christians against muslimiinta May allah protect us in these hard times for the somali race and Somali peninsula xalaad adag weye

That's why there is 4.5 and duopoly maalinba nin baa cadhaysan

Che remember when qatar said they going to hold talks between Taliban and usa in Qatar. I dont trust qatar. Qatar is smarter than sacuudis and Emirates when It comes to wallstreet and investing money stocks.

The garowe clan enclave is very unhappy I saw islaan bashiir his calacaal. The pirates don't have the president and prime minister kheyre is not gonna blink an eye. It's reer daynillle to eat the European aid money

South of galkacyo the people there don't want restrictions check points ileen dadku waa somaali wa Walaalo. Federalism is only pushed by the pirates with their garowe 1 and 2 the old days of mahiga.

Because the Turks the qataris the Brits the west ameica all have their hands in Mogadishu. The UAE wants Mogadishu on its side by anymeans necessary. Because qatar is to smart for the sacuudis and Emirates qatar is deep in bed with Iranian terrorists international jihadists

FARMAAJO’S PRESIDENCY DOOMED? July 28, 2018 Guled Hagi Hersi Barely 18 rocky months into his four-year term, President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmaajo’s presidency is all but doomed. And it is largely due to a self-inflicted damage emanating from his catastrophic performance in virtually all facets of governance, including security, economy, reconciliation, institution-building and foreign policy. Beyond the façade that Farmaajo’s pay-per-post social media battalion regurgitate on Facebook and Twitter, the facts on the ground depict an administration ravaged by corruption, paranoia and low self-esteem. This article will assess each of the key governance metrics, using publicly available information. President Farmaajo Security On security, Farmaajo is in the middle of fundamentally transforming the security of apparatus of the country. He has created two, illegal institutions known as “Xasilinta” (stabilization) and “People’s Defense Forces” (PDF). In addition to being parallel entities to the police and military, respectively, the militias report directly to him and PM Hassan Ali Khaire. Their greatest achievement thus far has been killing bodyguards of opposition politicians, intimidating rivals and the virtual blockade of Mogadishu, leading pregnant mothers to give birth on streets and bringing the city’s economy to its knees. They failed to stop suicide bombings. By creating his own militia, Farmaajo has deliberately weakened the legal security agencies. The intelligence agency (NISA) is in chaos after two deputies were removed unceremoniously, and their offices ransacked by Farmaajo’s militia. Today, NISA is effectively run by two relatives of Farmaajo. Zakaria Ismail Hersi, the former Al Shabaab spy chief and Abdullahi Aden Kulane, a substitute teacher from Minnesota. No wonder, then, that Farmaajo’s reign has been the bloodiest for Mogadishu residents. In addition to the October 14 truck bomb, which killed over 600 people, the city has seen a spade of assassinations which peaked in Ramadan. Most killings were gruesomely captured on videos. Many people, including western agencies, are beginning to wonder whether these were inside jobs. Economy A key measure of economic activity is the prevalence of supply and demand which instigates vibrancy of the markets. Farmaajo’s administration has turned Mogadishu into a ghost town by closing virtually all major arteries. They even blocked neighborhood alleyways on security grounds. However, Farmaajo’s real objective is to put Mogadishu businesspeople out of commission, for they have been a strong and often influential lobby group. Farmaajo’s contempt for Mogadishu businesspeople has a long history, as reflected in his 2009 master’s thesis. He hopes to destroy their livelihoods so that they become supplicants of his administration. Having outlived innumerable calamities, Mogadishu’s resilient residents appear to be waking up to Farmaajo’s nefarious agenda. That feeling was succinctly and humorously expressed last week by the former Benadir Mayor, Adde Gabow. Reconciliation President Ahmed Madoobe of Jubbaland One of the most important tasks for any Somali government is to advance the cause of reconciliation—both political and societal. Farmaajo’s administration has exasperated tribal conflicts all across the country, including in Tukarraq. In Jubbaland, he is fanning internecine conflicts to undermine President Ahmed Madoobe, and to advance long-term tribal goals. Over the past year, Farmaajo has been heavily arming tribal militias in the Gedo region in an attempt to destabilize Jubbaland. However, that only strengthened Madoobe’s base across Somalia and beyond. That’s why Farmaajo’s honeymoon inKenya is over, thanks to successful lobbying by Jubbaland leaders and community. Nairobi views Farmaajo as a spoiler intent on dismantling Jubbaland and destabilizing its NFD regions. In Galmudug, Farmaajo is also fanning internal conflicts with one objective: to weaken the dominant tribe there all the while strengthening his and the PM’s tribe who have now forged an unlikely alliance. Institution-building and good governance Perhaps the most glaring failure of the Farmaajo administration is how he’s slowly but surely destroying state institutions by placing juvenile loyalists in key departments. Take the Supreme Court for a good example. Even Mercy Corps, to which the current Chief Justice used to work for as an inventory officer, was gobsmacked by the unusual appointment. However, that pales in comparison to the new Defense Minister. Fittingly known as “Amar Alle”, the 30-something-old minister is, effectively, illiterate. His only experience in life was selling used clothes in South Sudan. It’s so bad out in the “Nabad & Nolol” camp that even the flamboyant Abdulaziz “Xildhibaan”—the former spokesman of the security ministry, resigned from what he described as a “Facebook outfit” in a recent post. (Though he left his ‘unpaid’ job, he’s still carrying the five smart phones he loves to show off as part of his self-aggrandizing posture). On the good governance barometer, Farmaajo is exhibit A for corruption and nepotism. As unearthed by the highly respected journalist, Harun Maruf in a recent investigative program, the administration doled out $5,000 in cold cash to their loyalist MPs in Ramadan, as a reward for ousting Jawaari and installing a poodle named Mohamed Mursal. It’s also well documented that both the “Xasilinta” and “PDF” militia are cash cows for Farmaajo, Khaire, Fahad and their underlings. Take the PDF for example. It’s constituted and ran by Abduqadir Baqdaadi, an MP and former religious affairs minister. He has neither the required training nor the experience to dabble in military affairs. Yet he’s leading this project because his father is Farmaajo’s sheikh, and he happens to hail from a tiny subclan in Somalia’s complex tribal system—two qualities that appeal to the low-esteemed Farmaajo and Khaire. But the worst example of largesse is Somali Airlines. The national carrier is expected to be reconstituted under the leadership of Siyad Mohamud Shire, another henchman of Fahad. Not only is it economically unwise for the government to be in private business, but it is often a window of eternal cash for corrupt leaders. Foreign Policy

The pirates love clan federalism anything south of galkacyo wants a unititry govt . The pirate enclave is craeating these subclanish divided. clan Federalism is a falilure in Somalia