By the way the top TFG security officers they need to be sacked they need to step up the game and secure places like the theater government buildings Villa Somalia etc.

Allah ha u naxariisto inti dhimatay allah ha u sahlo Masaakiinti ku wax noqotay this is what i call a cowardly attack why attack a theater?

Mohammed Yusuf Ali, Chairman & CEO of both Prime and Petrosoma, said,“this is a great day for all Somalilander. We are delighted to be in business with Scott Spencer and Justyn Wood of Jacka Resources. These two gentlemen were key figures in the multi- billion barrel Ugandan discovery in Lake Albert and they are very excited about the potential of the joint venture block in Somaliland.” Mohammed Yusuf Ali added “all Somalilanders will benefit if we discover oil in this block”.

The Republic of Somaliland redeclared its independence from Somalia in 1991. It remains subject to a sovereignty dispute with neighbouring Somalia but is in active diplomatic discussions with surrounding states and the African Union regarding formal recognition of its independence. In April 2003, Rova Energy Corporation Limited (Rova) entered into the Berbera Production Sharing Agreement (Berbera PSA) with the Government of Somaliland. Rova was a special purpose company established to acquire and develop the Berbera PSA. In return for providing early funding, Mvelaphanda was awarded an option to acquire 75% of the issued share capital of Rova. The remaining 25% was held by a private individual. Ophir acquired this option from Mvelaphanda in October 2004 and in March 2005 exercised its option to acquire 75% of Rova. In February 2007, Ophir and the private individual agreed to exchange Ophir’s shareholding in Rova for a direct interest in the Berbera PSA. This was subsequently ratified by the Government in March 2007 (with the transaction completing in May 2007). Ophir then became a direct participant in the Berbera PSA holding an interest of 75% and is the designated operator. In 2008 Rova agreed to sell its 25% interest in the Berbera PSA to UAE based Ras Al Khaimah Gas Company (RAKgas). Ophir and RAKgas currently participate in the Berbera PSA through a joint venture governed by a Joint Operating Agreement (JOA). The Berbera PSA originally consisted of four sub-blocks that were designated as 35/36 (onshore) and M10/M10A (offshore). In 2006, the Group elected to maintain the 35 (onshore) and M10A (offshore) sub-blocks and relinquish 36 and M10. Only three wells have been drilled in the original Berbera Block, two of which were located offshore in block M10, where they encountered minor oil shows. The third well, the only onshore well in the block, was a 243m deep stratigraphic well. Three wells, drilled adjacent to the western edge of block 35 (Dagah Shabel 1-2-3) over the period from November 1958 to November 1959, all encountered good oil shows. The M10A/35 PSA, located in northern Somaliland, is predominantly onshore but also extends offshore into the Gulf of Aden. The block encompasses an area of 16,270km2 with a water depth of approximately 0 to 1,000m Interest The Group owns 75% of blocks M10A and 35 and is designated as the operator. Exploration The petroleum geology of Somaliland is contiguous with that of Yemen (a territory where there have been significant oil discoveries and production). The Group acquired 2D seismic data offshore and completed an aeromagnetic survey over the onshore areas in Q1 2008. The Group is currently in the 3rd exploration period which commenced on 1 December 2010.

For Immediate Release Prime Resources Limited Petrosoma Limited. Prime Resources and its affiliate company, Petrosoma is pleased to announce a joint venture between Petrosoma and Jacka Resources, an Australian oil exploration company quoted on the Australian Stock Exchange. To facilitate the joint venture, Prime assigned it rights in the production sharing agreement with the government of Somaliland for the oil block formally known as Block 26, to Petrosoma and the joint venture holders will each hold a 50% share in the block. As part of its legal obligation to disclose price sensitive information, within 48hours, Jacka issued an announcement to the Australian Stock Exchange regarding the transaction. Although the Jacka announcement referred to the block using a historical reference, the block is now formally known as block SL6 and parts of SL7 and SL10. Mohammed Yusuf Ali, Chairman & CEO of both Prime and Petrosoma, said,“this is a great day for all Somalilander. We are delighted to be in business with Scott Spencer and Justyn Wood of Jacka Resources. These two gentlemen were key figures in the multi- billion barrel Ugandan discovery in Lake Albert and they are very excited about the potential of the joint venture block in Somaliland.” Mohammed Yusuf Ali added “all Somalilanders will benefit if we discover oil in this block”.

Interesting development Carafaat is not nice to call some one a basaas

Carafaat as if 4.5 was not enough or clan states and the new structure of clan federalism now they want to draft a clan constitution? Its getting stranger and stranger by the day,Bosaaaso Port revenues should be shared Mogadishu port revenues should be shared that's fair.

Liibaan you do know the whole TFG circus is ending in august

Ala maxaan heestan la qiiroon jiray laakin dee xili fog bay ahayd intan dashiki xidho iyo koofiyad Somali Boqol calan na waan luli jiray.

So many people from ceerigaabo on SOL Naxar nugaleed Africa own xudeydi Salax now Asad and The Sage Taleexi

I saw luqmaan in my dream once it was the time i was in Medina in masjid Al nabawi.

Somalidu luqadoodi wa Afro Asiatic ereyo fara badan oo carabi ah ba ku jira marka carabiga hala barto diinta ayey u fiicantahay

Mario B;813955 wrote: Get your HIStory right, clan warlord brought down the last central government, you were just one of the many WARLORDS that smashed the GOV for clan glory. Your "clan enclave" is what you were fighting for, Somaliland is just a red herring...we all know the matrix of this political facade. Wa hagaag whatever makes you happy son

^^ My little brother from another mother.

Mario B;813948 wrote: Something in me doesn't buy that cry of Somalinimo, XX , cos if you were true then you wont have brought down a dictatorship in Mogadishu so that you could go back home to your traingle towns to create a Country. That wasn't an act of patriotism...In my world view, you're an architect of the misery in the South. Shame your clan loyalty wont allow you to see that reality. As i said Somaliland and Somalia could've been a great countries today if the union in 1960 didn't happen imagine Somaliland not Fighting against the former Somalia government. I never called my self a Somali patriot the Political balance of the former Somali republic was totally changed when the two countries joined. So far i did not talk about clan far iyo meel bugta is og. But i think the NFD region and O'gaden can be independent and be part of the larger union of Somali countries.They can all share the same currency have a nice regional approach when it comes to foreign policy.

Mario B;813932 wrote: The west will not allow ****** or NFD to gain independence, lets just fix the land that world recognises, which is from Ras Kamboni to Loya Ado and then deal with regional issues. As usual XX, is showing obscurantism by muddying the water with his " Phantom Republic ". NFD and the O'gaden region are Somali territories i don't care what the world says they belong to Somalis

Somalia;813921 wrote: That's Maakhir, are you from Maakhir? Maakhirites are great Somaliland supporters:D

Blessed i believe the EU model of union i dream about Somaliland Somalia Djibouti sharing one currency in the future the league of Somali countries O'gaden and the NFD region can join also when they gain independence.

Somaliland: UNDP Accused of not Fulfilling Contractual Agreements Tuesday, 03 April 2012 21:41 By: Yusuf M Hasan HARGEISA (Somalilandsun) - The minister of interior Hon. Arale Nuur Duur has revealed that newly graduated police officers are yet to be equipped with uniforms thus performing their duties in civilian adorned in civilian clothing. The minister said that this is as a result of the non-delivery of police uniforms by UNDP which had promised to do so in its 2011 development support agreement with the government. Hon Duur accused the UNDP of failing to fulfil contractual agreements it had entered with the government Said he, "We have not yet signed 2012 agreements because the UNDP is yet to fulfil its obligation as agreed in the 2011 agreement" The minister said that the UNDP has failed to honour its contractual agreements thus leading to prevalent situation where the newly graduated officers are devoid of service uniforms as well as food stuffs as promised by the UNDP. He also revealed that the UN body has failed to deliver on its promise to fund the construction of a new police headquarters as agreed. "This being the situation it is upon the government and Somalilanders to ensure that the police force is equipped with necessary facilities" Said the minister. Hon. Duur who was officiating a handover ceremony for new police commander promised the incoming commander full support to ensure that his tenure was successful thus proper law enforcement in the country. The UNDP has been supporting the ministry of interior, especially the police force which falls under the ministry through the Rule of Law and Security-ROLS programme and local government development through the Joint Programe on Local Government-JPLG programme. These two programes which have been on-going for a number of years are credited with major developments in the two areas. Attempts to verify the minister's accusation with the UNDP were not fruitful as all our contacts in the body were unavailable for comments.

Me 2

^^ Why are u defending the PM cant aaliyaah criticize the Pm is he a clan Prime minister?

Nin-Yaaban;813863 wrote: Ethiopians/Habashis are way worse than us when it comes to racism. I use to think Somalis were bad, but boy was i wrong until i lived in the DC metro area for a while. Most of them are open about their dislike for other Africans, and African Americans. I also met few Somalis that didn't think they were black. Even if they looked dark AF. U just couldn't convince them they were black. Ethiopians Habeshas are racists i know that for sure they cant stand Black or other Africans

loool Fulaysana dadku

Che Oday anu Ilmaadeer nahay baan beri uga sheekeyey Kushatic semetic Omotic iyo Hamitic markanu cabaar sheekeysaneye ayuu yidhi kuwaan aad sheekeneysiid xili may noolaayeen Bu Yidhi kuwee baa Kenyatiga ku abtirsada iyo Congoleska inagu kee baynu nahay, akhirki markanu isku daalnay bu igu yidhi war iga la tag waxan, Kushetic iyo omotic Quraanka kuma yaalaan, Father cheese baad ka so maqashay eh.