loooooooool@poor hopeless, planless and friendless ... that made my day. After waslad hilib ah ,,, now I feel sleepy ,,,, Bani Aadamku waakaa dee

Breakfast in the meeting room ?? ,,,

I can't now ,,, I will be going for a meeting mar dhow ..... and i want to finish some stuff before that. Wuu i waalay qofku

Morning Faheema ,,,, He actually cut the both legs Gaajaduu igu dilaa igaga daranba ,,, iyo quraacdaan ka soo kallahay

Where is Abtigiis ??

Meel lagu jabay buu tegey ,,,, allaylehe bad buu galay Good morning biibal ...... This guy invited me for a quick breakfast to discuss something ,,, Now he is telling me he is busy and I'm hungry coz I didn't have breakfast ............... Somalis iyo ballanta

Nin bAa beri gabadh uu jeclaa ayuu gurigooda tagi jiray...guriga waxa joogay kuyar oo gabadhu eedo u tahay oo aad iyo aaad u buuran...markuu guriga tago ka yar intuu kor u qaado ayuu kolba dhan ka dhunkan jirya isagoo istiil ku dhimanaya waaayo ka yari aad buuu u cuslaa....markuu inantii gursaday ayuu is yidhi kii yaraa kor u qaad..dhulkaba wuu ka fujin kari waayay .............

Just had Liver ,,,

They have the right if they want to do so ,,, but then again ,,, it is Bacaac

Italian police arrest 55, including Italian diplomat at Nairobi embassy in connection with a criminal organisation which has diverted Somali migrants to Malta. Italian police have said that they have dealt a strong blow to two criminal organisations which profiteered from trafficking Somali nationals from Libya to Malta over the past months. Another 23 people have meanwhile been notified to have been placed under investigation by the Italian authorities for their secondary role in assisting the Somali migrants, by providing them logistical support. Further investigations are ongoing in Ragusa, Sicily - another known landing point for migrants fleeing Libya after Malta. Full Story: http://maltatoday.com.mt/en/newsdetails/news/national/Italian-diplomat-WFP-collaborator-among-arrested-for-trafficking-Somalis-to-Malta-20130115?

Welcome back Serenity .... You've been missed. It is good to have Juxa, Serenity, Ibti and qaar kelel oon ogahay at the same time on SOL ..... they I can bring Tuujiye back to live ,, Busy day day here ,,, long & boring meetings ,,, and Still have reports to do within 2 hours time ,,,,

looooooool@kudhimo ... aamiin Supper supper weeye ,,,,, si fiican bay hawshu u socotaa

:D .... Just had waxoogaa qado ah oo macaan ,,,,, maxaad sheegteen ?

Abwaan;908239 wrote: This is really sad....I am sure that the Somali government or a lot of Somalis including me can help this man. JB, don't you think that setting up a Facebook Page would be more beneficial to him?...just asking. Waar they don't listen ,,,,, and basically they don't care.

Coffee is too old fashioned niyow

The less you sleep ,,,, the better sxb .. believe me ,,, I was there once

Night shifts ku way fiican yihiin hadaa ,,,

AJMAN // Mohammed Jamua Yousuf was a young man when he left his home in Somalia and travelled to Ajman to make a new life for himself. Now, more than half a century later, he could soon be leaving forever. The 74-year-old arrived in the emirate in the 1950s but has been without a residency visa since 1992. For more than 20 years he has been living illegally, in constant fear of being jailed or deported. Now, the two-month amnesty for illegal residents has presented the former soldier with the chance to return to his native country without facing hefty fines or fees, but at a cost of leaving his home in the UAE. "This has been an important opportunity, especially for people like me who don't have the money to pay fines for staying illegally. But I am worried there is no one to take care of me back in Somalia and my health is not good," he said. The amnesty allows illegal residents to leave the UAE without paying fines. It began on December 4 and will continue until February 4. Mr Yousuf joined the British Army when he came to the Arabian Gulf, signing up to protect what was then the Trucial States. He was posted to Yemen for two years and served alongside many Emiratis before being sent back to the UAE. He left the armed forces in 1974 and began working at a transport company owned by a former military colleague. In 1992 Mr Yousuf lost his job and needed to arrange his own residency visa. However, he said he was tricked and lost the Dh3,600 fee to a conman. He took the case to court but the fraudster disappeared. Since then he has been unable to find official, regular work and has lived as an illegal resident, taking any job that came his way. Over the years his health worsened to the point where he could no longer work and became reliant on charity. Mr Yousuf now lives in a single room in one of the run-down buildings that make up Ajman's Karama neighbourhood. The room was given to him by an Emirati friend, who also sends his maid to take Mr Yousuf his meals each day. Now an old man, he has health problems including diabetes and high blood pressure and is bedridden most days. He depends on the goodwill of the Somali community to buy medicine to treat his conditions. Ahmed Mohammed, who helps Mr Yousuf, said the whole community was indebted to him because of his good character and the help he extended to others when they arrived in the UAE. "We all wish him well and want to help in any way we can," he said. "The trouble is our helping capacity is also limited. No one among us can sponsor him on a residence visa as he is not our close family member. People were worried he could have had a huge fine for staying so long as an illegal." After so many years spent abroad, Mr Yousuf fears his friends and family in Somalia have either been killed in the country's decades of conflict or that those still alive might simply not remember him. Mr Yousuf, who never married, said: "All I have in this world is Allah and the people of UAE who have always helped me. "Without the UAE and its people I think I may die so soon. And if am to die, I want to die and be buried in this good and blessed land." Brig Mohammed Abdullah Alwan, director of the Naturalisation and Foreign Affairs Department in Ajman, said earlier this month that 1,305 illegal residents had responded to the amnesty and presented themselves to the authorities to claim exit permits. He said the department expected more people to come forward at the end of the month, as many were waiting until the last days of the programme. Read more: http://www.thenational.ae/news/uae-news/oldest-uae-illegals-dismay-at-having-to-leave-his-home-of-50-years#ixzz2Hvp2U7MP

Morning sxb ,,,, waad soo kallahdeee

Good Morning ............ I guess I'm the only one here today

and Men cannot handle even that ONE question

Waar you don't know ,,, just sell Khat and you will be a Billionaire ,,,,

Waa su'aal booliis waxaasi ,,,,