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Muxuu Dr. Baadiyow ka yiri khilaafka Cabdi Xaashi iyo DF?

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Muqdisho (Caasimada Online) – Dr. Cabdiraxmaan Cabdullahi Baadiyow ayaa ka hadlay khilaafka ka taagan guddiga doorashooyinka gobolada Waqooyi ee Somaliland, kadib go’aankii uu ka gaaray Ra’iisul wasaare Rooble.

Dr Baadiyow ayaa ugu horeyntii ka digay in looga sii daro khilaafka ka dhex jira hogaanka labada garab ee guddiga, islamarkaana laga daayo deg-degta, sida uu hadalka u dhigay.

“Gudoomiye Cabdi Xaashi waa astaanta wadan-jaceylka iyo midnimada. Wa oday ku caanbaxay dhawridda sharciga. Waa in la qadariyo, lana ixtiraamo. Khilaafka jira waa la xallin karaa ee degdegta waa in laga daayo. Taariikhdu yeey naga xumaan oo damacu na indha tirin. Tawfiiq Ilaahow,” ayuu ku yiri qoraal uu ku baahiyey bartiisa Twitter-ka.

Sidoo kale waxa uu hoosta ka xariiqay in la qadariyo tabashada Cabdi Xaashi oo uu ku sifeeyay shaqsiga ku caanbaxay dhawrida sharciga, asaga oo garabka kalena uga digay in damacu indho tiro.

Khilaafka u dhaxeeya Guddoomiye Cabdi Xaashi iyo Mahdi Guuleed ayaa curyaamiyey shaqadii guddiga doorashooyinka, oo u kala jabay labo garab oo ay kala hogaaminayaan, kuwaasi oo mid walba uu doortay guddoon u gaar ah.

Waxaa xusid mudan in khilaafka guddiga Somaliland uu dab kusii shiday go’aanka uu qaatay Ra’iisul Wasaare Rooble, kaasi oo dhigaya in maalinta Sabtida ah uu guddiga doorto guddoon cusub, si hore loogu sii wado howlaha doorashada, waxaana doorashadaas ka maqnaan doona garabka Cabdi Xaashi oo qaadacay.

“Waxaa Madaxda Dowlad Goboleedyada, waxgaradka Soomaaliyeed iyo daneenayaasha doorashada 2021-ka la socodsiinaynaa inay muuqato in Ra’iisul Wasaaruhu ka baxay heshiisyadii la gaadhey iyo wada-hadalladii socdey. Waxaan si cad u sheegaynaa in aanan qayb ka noqon karin go’aan hal dhinac ah loogu daneynayo,” ayaa lagu yiri qoraal kasoo baxay garabka Cabdi Xaashi

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