@Africanistkemte They’re probably better off being ruled. Blacks, if left to their own devices, will easily screw it up. There are plenty of examples around. Somalis might never entertain this idea, but the minority Arabs would do them good as well.
@RealSilentForce Another difference between the 2 is that Hargeisa’s residential neighborhoods have nicer houses than neighborhoods in Jijiga. Jijiga is ahead when it comes to public-sector infrastructure—roads, hospitals, and higher education. It boils down to strong government vs struggling 1
@H_Haji_M@RealSilentForce China iyo U Lacag siiyaan ma hubo.
lkn , sidaa ay tahay, kililka Somalidu wey kala shaxaadaan lacagta loo siiyo iney wadooyinka and horumarka kale ku sameeyaan. I know first hand walaahi. Ethiopians once asked a Somali guy, don’t guys care about your city? He send the corruption
@RealSilentForce Jijiga got some fundamental things right because Ethiopia invests it while hargeisa lacks a strong government that can do the same for it .
Roads, Healthcare private /public higher eduction, him if ga is ahead maybe 25 years ahead of Hargeisa and maybe even Hamar.
@Deee_luul Oh I’m sure there are plenty rules against “ incitement”. We might just not organized enough to take on these tasks and don’t have allies to help us face these challenges. Time to really consider strategizing with the ACLU?
The Arabs and us must diverge!
@Nabadwanag Cause we’re dealing with a different beast than previous normal people. Who in their right mind want to be subjected to his tirade if they dared to speak up. Rashida Tlib is afraid to even utter his name? She refers to him in Arabic only. He double down on anyone who support us.
@ridgulle Very intelligent assessment. The daaroods are at not winning in my opinion on this. Businesses and education far more consequential than junior politician that can’t alter the course of west’s policy towards Somalis back home or the host country. Personal achievements for
@Panther_PUA@samalespace1 Creating businesses and getting higher education like PhDs and professional certifications is of more consequence for the Somalis both in the west and back home. These amateur politicians are unlikely to change the course of west’s policy toward Somalia.