Abdulmujiib

Medical student
Speaks Somali, Swahili, English and Turkish

[Abdulmujiib @a__m__ayub7]

What a nice brother👏. Chebii would have been proud

[Ole Teya @TeyaKevin]

Namna gani 😀🤣🤣🤣

[Abdulmujiib @a__m__ayub7]

@OkiyaOmtatah Are you still vying?

[Jakonyango @Ja_Konyango]

Urology inakaa kuwa na pesa shida tu ni hapo kwa kudeal na mboro

[Abdulmujiib @a__m__ayub7]

@Ja_Konyango 😭😂😂

[Abdulmujiib @a__m__ayub7]

@FardousaAbdul_ Somali, Swahili, English, Turkish

[SARS‑CoV‑2 (COVID-19) @COVID19_disease]

🚨 BREAKTHROUGH: Stanford Medicine scientists say they have found how to regrow worn-down joint cartilage

They targeted a specific aging trigger called 15-PGDH a protein that roughly doubles in your knees as you get older.

Here's what they did.🧵

[Abdulmujiib @a__m__ayub7]

@Jamalabdelnasir @edwinsifuna Every election, people fall for long manifestos that are usually forgotten when they get into offices. We need people of character who will follow the constitıtion. Nothing else

[Abdulmujiib @a__m__ayub7]

I am also a somali from Garissa and I fully support H.E @edwinsifuna ! And so do many of my friends and family members. My tribe does not feed/own me to dictate my political alignments. Next year's election, we are not looking at aspirant's 'manifestos', their character is enough

[Jamal Abdinasir @Jamalabdelnasir]

They are still playing the tribal card games, lemmi give them there dose!!

I Jamal Abdinasir, from the Somali community, I hereby fully support H.E Edwin Sifuna as the 6th President of the Republic of Kenya.

[Brenda @brendawambui]

May the UhuRuto project answer for its crimes against Kenyans, and Africans, in my lifetime.

[Brenda @brendawambui]

May the UhuRuto project answer for its crimes against Kenyans, and Africans, in my lifetime.

[Abdulmujiib @a__m__ayub7]

@oneswanzala Garissa

[Hani @Haniyeeeyyy]

When people say Kenyan Somalis don’t belong, we burn with rage. The people of the North have endured decades of injustices at the hands of the state, even under leaders who were meant to represent them.We carry that history with us.Wagalla, we shall never forget

[Timothy Turunga @timothyturunga]

The soldier laughed loudly. He had just shot a boy, a camel herder named Ishmael who made the fatal mistake of trying to run from the scorching murram where over five thousand men lay naked on their stomachs like fish drying on a rock.

"The hyenas have had their first meal," the soldier said. "Many more to come."

It was February 10, 1984. The sun was at its cruelest. And God was looking the other way slightly. Let us begin with geography. Wagalla town sits in Wajir, which sits in Northern Kenya, which the British first called a "protectorate," then a "colony," and then finally settled on something that sounded like a compass direction: "the Northern Frontier District", the NFD. Sounds romantic.

But the NFD was never meant to be part of Kenya proper. It was a buffer zone. A human shield between British Kenya and Italian Somalia. A place where you dump the inconvenient.

In 1902, their movement was restricted, and in 1932, the British gave their administrators powers to arrest, restrain, and detain,the kind of powers that make a man feel like God. Finally, collective punishment of tribes and clans was legalized.

By 1963, when Kenya got its independence, the North was practically a different country. The people there didn't say they were going to Nairobi; they said they were going "down Kenya."

In the 1980s, President Daniel arap Moi was at the helm. In Wajir, two Somali clans, the Degodia and the Ajuran, were doing what clans do when resources are scarce. In one incident, the Degodia attacked the Ajuran, killing one man and five women.

The Ajuran, understandably upset, blamed the Moi government for failing to protect them. As if they were Kenyan citizens. The audacity. The sheer, breathtaking nerve of expecting your government to protect you! So the government demanded that both clans surrender their weapons. The Degodia surrendered eight guns.
The government looked at those eight guns and saw an opportunity ,a chance to teach the North a lesson it would never forget. The stage had been set for hyenas

On Friday, February 10, 1984, at 5:00 AM, before daybreak, the soldiers arrived at Wagalla village. There was no time to knock. Knocking is for houses where humans live. These were not houses; these were targets. They broke down doors. They dragged men from their beds. They threw them into trucks like sacks of maize.Just one question:

"What is your clan?"

Say "Degodia" and you got a beating plus a one-way ticket to the Wagalla airstrip. By 1 PM, the operation was complete. Every lorry was full. Every truck groaned under the weight of human cargo.The airstrip held over 5,000 men. In the afternoon, police officers from Garissa arrived. They addressed the men:

"You are all suspected of having guns. Cooperate and surrender them."

The men had no guns. They had already surrendered their guns. But logic is a luxury of the free. When the military officers arrived, normalcy and peace were suspended. The beatings began.

For over two hours, the soldiers beat the men. The sun blazed. The men bled. At 2:00 PM, Major Mudogo gave the command:

"Strip naked. Lie on your stomachs."

The ground was hot murram. The sun was a furnace. The men obeyed. What choice did they have? One boy, a camel herder later identified as Ishmael, couldn't take it anymore. He ran. He received his shot and soldiers laughed.

"The hyenas have had their first meal."

Meanwhile, in the village... The soldiers who remained behind had other duties. They threatened the women and did worse. They mass-raped them, including girls as young as eight and pregnant women. Women who resisted were stabbed, shot, or had their legs broken so they couldn't move and then they were gang-raped anyway. By evening, over five hundred women had been raped. Their names include Abdiya Abei, Sekawa Samwai, Mariansha Abdilahi, and Abdia Warmoge.1/2

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[Abdulmujiib @a__m__ayub7]

@waynwaye @keynan79 @mer0xod @The_RealGege Aren't you a US national?😂😂😂

[Abdulmujiib @a__m__ayub7]

@CalebGirango A man of character and consistency

[Abdulmujiib @a__m__ayub7]

😭😭😭

[𝐏𝐚𝐧𝐀𝐟𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐧 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐥 @SankaraDispatch]

The UAE is committing a genocide in Sudan 🇸🇩

[morganCT @morganCT__]

I like Faith Odhiambo very much but that women rep post is often useless...
She should go for that Dagoreti seat where that elachi woman is mp...

[Abdulmujiib @a__m__ayub7]

Then some people are demanding for big manifestos that are usually abandoned once elected people get into power

[General Assweto🍷🍾❤️ @Asswetooo]

Mnataka huyo msee afanye nini ndio mufanye akuwe Rais wa Kenya: this is pure leadership and not greed for power.

[General Assweto🍷🍾❤️ @Asswetooo]

Mnataka huyo msee afanye nini ndio mufanye akuwe Rais wa Kenya: this is pure leadership and not greed for power.

[Abdulmujiib @a__m__ayub7]

@waxiskufal The colonizers are to blame for drawimg borders on us without thinking about the communities that reside there

[Saroyah♡ྀི🎀 @saroyahx]

THE UAE & ETHIOPIA COMMITTED A MASSACRE KILLING 31 DISPLACED SUDANESE CIVILIANS, MOSTLY WOMEN AND CHILDREN, AND INJURING 19 OTHERS IN A UAE DRONE STRIKE LAUNCHED FROM ETHIOPIA ON A SUDANESE IDP CAMP.