@BeentaBoqorka@liamtuffs1 Just because he’s in a Somaliland event doesn’t automatically make him a Somalilander. Any Somali comes to those events.
Instead of using pictures for evidence get solid proof.
@BeentaBoqorka@liamtuffs1 Somalilanders are highly educated and civilized. On other hand, our neighbor are savages hungry for blood shed. Definitely this Somalian not Somalilander.
@Abohashem2222@eth_great Save your breath. Many Egyptians are suffering from high unemployment and financial hardship. The regime knows how to hide the truth on the ground.
The Egyptian government should focus on addressing its own poverty instead of bragging about helping other African countries.
@RealAbyan Ironic. Calling yourself a son of Daraawiish while at the same time favoring two countries that are the same over the other.
You should focus on the land where you live. No infrastructure, no airport, no hospital, no roads.
@somaligeezer If your education only reaches the elementary level, how can you expect to understand complex geopolitics? Educate yourself first.
And what does someone who grew up amid Yemen’s war and conflicts know about Somaliland’s history, politics, and Israel.
@mrobsiye Let’s put the Somaliland-Somali issue aside. What have Somalis achieved in Minnesota besides welfare dependency and gang problems? Look at Indian and Iranian Americans and their educational and professional success.
@JaalleWadani Somalia will never move forward as long as these politicians remain in office. The country is led by a president who claims to hold a PhD, yet his government continues to struggle with the same failures year after year. Titles mean nothing without results.
@Samdji84 It’s 2026. When will Somalia finally leave piracy behind? A country cannot keep tolerating criminal networks operating from its shores and expect to be taken seriously. Piracy is not a future. It is a failure that needs to end.
@yayaguban Our soldiers maintain the security of our people and protect our land without relying on foreign military assistance. On the other hand, Djibouti and Somalia host foreign military bases, yet neither ranks among the strongest militaries in the region or Africa.
@yayaguban Funny. When you have two countries’ flags on your profile, and one is a failed state while the other is under a dictatorship. At least Somaliland is a genuine democracy where people have rights and the freedom to live as they choose.
The advice offered by our representative, Bashir Goth, is both timely and worthy of consideration.
I hope the Republic of Somaliland never joins the Arab League.