SFG at a Political Fork: Which Way Will it Take

[Xaaji Xunjuf]

xiinfaniin;931763 wrote:

This is what I think:

 

The President initially (somehow) thought he could engineer South Central regions to his liking using his interior minister. I think with Kismayo being the way it is, he will have no choice but rethink his strategy toward federalism. He cannot single-handedly define what federalism means for Somalis. It is notable that he dislikes it but cannot say so for obvious reasons. He will be best advised to take following steps to defuse the situation:

 

1- Help the consultative process in Kismayo, not hinder it, but personally going there and giving speech about how bad the federalism is for Somalia but affirm his obligation to uphold the constitution which mandates federalism as the supreme political structure of the land. Endorse the gathering and pledge support and cooperation for the resultant administration

 

2- Help Bay and Bakool community to organize similar conference in Baydhabo to establish state of their own. Do the same (visit, pledge support etc)

 

3- Repeat 1 & 2 for the remainder of the South Central region in a effective and productive manner...facilitating and all.

 

4- Address the question of Mogadishu and put concrete policies in place to remake the image of the capital. Address the plight of IDPs, the properties (personally owned or public)

 

5- Engage with the parliametn to expedite fleshing out clauses relating revenue sharing , resource allocation, integration of national army and development money distribution

 

6- Once he gets all of this in place, talk to Somaliland (involving Khatumo & Puntland as stake holders in the outcome) as the leader of Somalia and hammer out a deal that does not damage Somalia's territorial integrity and does not cause political and security implosion to that stable region.

 

 

This is free advise from SomaliaOnline

to our beloved President Hassan Sheekh

Thank god you are not President Hassans adviser

 

He has better advisers

 

http://www.allsanaag.com/index.php/43-war-soomaali-ah/2015-war-murtiyeedka-ururka-irir-samaale

 

[Baashi]

xiinfaniin;931763 wrote:

1- Help the consultative process in Kismayo, not hinder it, by personally going there and giving speech about how bad the federalism is for Somalia but affirm his obligation to uphold the constitution which mandates federalism as the supreme political structure of the land. Endorse the gathering and pledge support and cooperation for the resultant administration

 

2- Help Bay and Bakool community to organize similar conference in Baydhabo to establish state of their own. Do the same (visit, pledge support etc)

 

3- Repeat 1 & 2 for the remainder of the South Central region in a effective and productive manner...facilitating and all.

 

4- Address the question of Mogadishu and put concrete policies in place to remake the image of the capital. Address the plight of IDPs, the properties (personally owned or public)

 

5- Engage with the parliament to expedite fleshing out clauses relating revenue sharing , resource allocation, integration of national army and development money distribution

 

6- Once he gets all of this in place, talk to Somaliland (involving Khatumo & Puntland as stake holders in the outcome) as the leader of Somalia and hammer out a deal that does not damage Somalia's territorial integrity and does not cause political and security implosion to that stable region.

 

 

This is free advise from SomaliaOnline

to our beloved President Hassan Sheekh

Right on awoowe. That's some free advice.

 

You should consider opening your own political consultant joint in Kismayo

[xiinfaniin]

^^

 

Baashi hawshaan Abwaan iyo Liqaye baan ku halleeyey. I must save Hassan's presidency now that my online pals are not performing up to the challenge

[Illyria]

XX - You are misquoting provisions of Article (49) of the constitution. Read it again to get a clearer understanding of it. If unclear, ask others with better understanding to explain it to you.

 

Article 49.

The Number and Boundaries of the Federal Member States and Districts

(1) The number and boundaries of the Federal Member States shall be determined by the House of the People of the Federal Parliament.

 

(2) The House of the People of the Federal Parliament, before determining the number and boundaries of the Federal Member States, shall nominate a national commission which shall study the issue, and submit a report of its findings with recommendations to the House of the People of the Federal Parliament.

 

(3) The nomination of the commission referred to in Clause two shall be preceded by the enactment of a law by the House of the People of the Federal Parliament, which shall define:

(a) The responsibilities and powers of the commission;

(b) The parameters and conditions it shall use for the establishment of the Federal Member States;

© The number of the commissioners, requirements of membership, nomination methods, office tenure, and their remuneration.

 

(4) The number and the boundaries of the districts in a Federal Member State shall be determined by a law enacted by the parliament of the Federal Member State, which must be approved by the House of the People of the Federal Parliament.

 

(5) Federal Member State boundaries shall be based on the boundaries of the administrative regions as they existed before 1991.

 

(6) Based on a voluntary decision, two or more regions may merge to form a Federal Member State.

 

Preconditions not addressed:

1. The House of Federal Members states has not been created.

2. The federal parliament has not enacted laws governing the establishment of federal member states.

3. The commission has not been nominated.

[Fresh2Death]

xiinfaniin;931763 wrote:

This is what I think:

 

The President initially (somehow) thought he could engineer South Central regions to his liking using his interior minister. I think with Kismayo being the way it is, he will have no choice but rethink his strategy toward federalism. He cannot single-handedly define what federalism means for Somalis. It is notable that he dislikes it but cannot say so for obvious reasons. He will be best advised to take following steps to defuse the situation:

 

1- Help the consultative process in Kismayo, not hinder it, by personally going there and giving speech about how bad the federalism is for Somalia but affirm his obligation to uphold the constitution which mandates federalism as the supreme political structure of the land. Endorse the gathering and pledge support and cooperation for the resultant administration

 

2- Help Bay and Bakool community to organize similar conference in Baydhabo to establish state of their own. Do the same (visit, pledge support etc)

 

3- Repeat 1 & 2 for the remainder of the South Central region in a effective and productive manner...facilitating and all.

 

4- Address the question of Mogadishu and put concrete policies in place to remake the image of the capital. Address the plight of IDPs, the properties (personally owned or public)

 

5- Engage with the parliament to expedite fleshing out clauses relating revenue sharing , resource allocation, integration of national army and development money distribution

 

6- Once he gets all of this in place, talk to Somaliland (involving Khatumo & Puntland as stake holders in the outcome) as the leader of Somalia and hammer out a deal that does not damage Somalia's territorial integrity and does not cause political and security implosion to that stable region.

 

 

This is free advise from SomaliaOnline

to our beloved President Hassan Sheekh

When you say Help Bay & Bakool people organize to make up their own federal state. Aren't you realizing that you guys are robbing them of their land, the one you saying they should organize federal state for. Bay & Bakool people are claiming the same land you are claiming. What you gotta say about that?