Observer, Both groups have been accusing each other. But in this case, I do believe it's Oromo that itching for a fight. The aspiration cannot be curtailed by Abiy's premiership.

MMA, Considering sexual violence is pervasive in Somali lands, any attempt to address it should be welcomed.

Gaas pays a visit to Ayeeyo Doobiro Dir and Awoowe D Who and how can anyone actually verify this is indeed the progenitor of this clan? The fantasy stories Arab Sheikhs and their local wives is amusing.

Querroo have moved in, their initial targets are minority communities from the South namely Gurage, Dorzo, Wolkait, etc. More protests called for tomorrow though the government has come out and said no more. It seems welcoming OLF returnees was merely a pretext to move in young men from all over Oromia.

It's worthy noting none of them have run off to the usual places, perhaps the political unrest in Addis or sign of times, either way they overplayed their hand. The only one with real support base is Gas; the rest are one town administrators. Sharif and Madobe are as good as gone. That said the federal government needs to address many genuine issues that are causing friction.

A man who claims to be a mut is questioning Somalis.

Let's see what happens.

Oodweyne, In other words, you know nothing about Af-Maay. MMA, I am astonished by their level of ignorance! Dahireeto, You are looking it wrong. Which one do you think is close to the progenitor of the Somali language? Maay Maay or maxaa tiri?

Score points with who?

LOL, thanks for the laugh

What does this topic have to do with Somalia? Reread the title! This time slowly!

Says the man who is spraying verbal-diarrhea projectiles everywhere on SOL.

Forget to take prescription drugs today?

What do you actually know about May May?

If you don't know Af-May, say so. And if there's any bastardized Somali dialect, it's the maxaa tiri, not may.

Ooodweyne, Come on mate, look around, almost every topic about Somaliland on SOL is by secessionists telling how great they are or how bad Farmaajo/Somalia is. Topics started by Suldaanka alone takes the top five. And by the way, which one is it, Somalia is done force which can't stand in the way of Somaliland or a force that's in the way of Somaliland?

According online news source, 23 people have been killed in and around Addis. And Oromo youth on looting rampage.

Oodweyne, I won't rub it on your face but it is on. And I will graciously eat my humble pie.

I am afraid you are the one see things. Farmaajo and Kheyr barely talk about Somaliland and most of things about Somaliland in this forum and most criticisms of Farmaajo are by secessionists apart from Dalmar kid. To the secessionists, the south is a boogeyman, a convenient tool that is used to misdirect the local population who wonder why are not economically any better, have better services or employ the youth who risks their lives on the high seas. And not to mention the coveted international recognition.

You know the man is doing something right when secessionists and our friend Observer are sipping from the same cup.

Let's see who has a better chance of gaining international recognition, secessionists or Somali Galbeed