Adam Dalal

Faith, Family, and Hustle.

[Essenviews @essenviews]

THIS is how it's done 🔥

[kiiko (Emir of Adal ) @Abdi81464889]

Somali Community after they defeat that orange b*astard trump in Minneapolis

@realDonaldTrump come outside😁 #Midterms2026 #Election2026

[Daily SNEAKO @dailysneako]

SNEAKO had the FUNNIEST reaction to Mehdi Hasan GOING OFF on the entire Republican right-wing following Abdul El-Sayed's victory in Michigan's U.S. Senate race, playing Tupac over his heated rant 😭

[Not Jerome Powell @alifarhat79]

Somali daycare center owners right now

[David Green @DavidGreenhh]

International recognition of Somaliland would open opportunities for greater access to global financial institutions, investment, and development partnerships. Somaliland’s long-standing efforts in institution-building and peace could provide a strong constructive engagement.

[Kyrie🤞🏾 @KyrieIrving]

Her name is HIND RAJAB💐🌷
🤞🏾🪶♾❤️

And She was more brave than every single one of you at ESPN

[Adam Dalal @AdamDalal90]

Lets goooo Canada🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦 on to the next round!!!

[FIFA World Cup @FIFAWorldCup]

🇨🇦 Canada have qualified for the Round of 16!

#FIFAWorldCup

[Adam Dalal @AdamDalal90]

Big congratulations to my father's brother and my uncle Abdulrizak Wiiwaa on becoming the new Mayor of Hargeisa, Somaliland!!

#Somaliland #Hargeisa #NewMayor

[ISPEAK @itsayaaani]

On April 25th Hussein unexpectedly and tragically passed away upon arrival to Canada. His family of 6, while grieving, is left with the worry and burden of having to support themselves financially. Please donate and share their fundraiser. https://t.co/ZWhfCECsGN

[Alliance of Biafran Americans @realabamake]

Institutional Racism: The Invisible Chains on Africa's Self-Determination

In the shadowed corridors of global diplomacy, where power is wielded through recognition and alliances, Africa's quest for self-determination remains stifled by a pervasive institutional racism that echoes the colonial era.

Nowhere is this more evident than in the plight of Somaliland, a de facto independent nation since 1991, which continues to be denied the international legitimacy it has earned through stability, democracy, and governance.

Contrast this with the curious case of Alberta's separatist movement in Canada, where U.S. officials have already engaged in multiple meetings with fringe independence advocates, despite Alberta's secure position within a stable federation.

This disparity lays bare a troubling truth: self-determination appears to be a privilege reserved primarily for those of European descent, while Africans are left to beg for crumbs from the Western table.

Somaliland's story is one of resilience against the odds. Emerging from the ashes of Somalia's civil war, it has built a functioning state with a permanent population of over 6 million, clearly defined borders rooted in its colonial history, an effective government that holds regular democratic elections, and the capacity to engage in international relations—including diplomatic ties with Ethiopia, Taiwan, and now Israel, which recognized it in December 2025.

Yet, despite meeting the criteria of the 1933 Montevideo Convention for statehood, Somaliland remains unrecognized by the United Nations and most major powers, including the United States.

The African Union's rigid adherence to colonial-era borders, ostensibly to prevent balkanization, has been weaponized to maintain the fiction of Somali unity, even as Mogadishu grapples with ongoing instability and terrorism.

This non-recognition cripples Somaliland's economy, limiting access to international loans, aid, and investment, forcing it to rely on remittances and limited trade.

The institutional racism at play becomes stark when we examine how Western powers treat similar aspirations elsewhere.

Consider Alberta, Canada's oil-rich province, where a small separatist group, the Alberta Prosperity Project (APP), has been pushing for independence. Unlike Somaliland, Alberta is not a breakaway entity; it has been a province since 1905, governed under Canada's constitution, with robust security forces and a well-established provincial government.

It boasts a rich history tied to Canadian confederation, complete with democratic institutions and economic prowess. Yet, despite this stability—and the fact that separatism there is a fringe movement with limited public support—U.S. State Department officials have held at least three meetings with APP leaders since April 2025, discussing potential support for an independent Alberta.

Reports indicate the group is even seeking a staggering $500 billion line of credit from the U.S. Treasury to bankroll secession.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has publicly praised Alberta as a "natural partner" for the U.S., hinting at shared values and resources, while President Trump has repeatedly joked about annexing Canada or parts of it.

The irony is palpable. Alberta's separatists, operating within a secure, white-majority democracy, receive high-level U.S. engagement without any real "plight" to speak of—no collapsed state, no humanitarian crisis, just grievances over federal policies.

Somaliland, meanwhile, has maintained peace and progress in a volatile region for over three decades, yet U.S. recognition remains "under review," with no formal diplomatic status despite ongoing contacts and congressional bills urging action.

As of February 2026, the Trump administration has acknowledged Israel's recognition but refrained from following suit, citing no change in policy.

[Mark Carney @MarkJCarney]

Team Canada has officially arrived at the #Olympics2026

We’re ready to cheer you on from 🇨🇦

[Aarka SNM @yazzerOsman]

The President of the Republic of #Somaliland is at the forefront of the international conference of governments that opened this morning in Dubai.

[REPUBLIC OF SOMALILAND @RepOfSomaliland]

Somaliland was the first to embrace Islam outside Mecca, long before ALL of today’s Arab League and Organisation of Islamic Cooperation members. Yet today, those same countries lecture us on being Muslim. Go figure.🙄

[REPUBLIC OF SOMALILAND @RepOfSomaliland]

Don’t Lecture Us.
In 615 CE, Somalilanders embraced Islam
peacefully, during the lifetime of the Prophet ﷺ,
through trade and belief, not conquest or coercion.

Long before Palestine (the Levant), Iraq, Syria, and Jordan,
long before Lebanon, Kuwait, and the Gulf,
long before Yemen, the rest of Arabia, Persia, Pakistan, and Anatolia (Turkey),
long before South Somalia then called Benadir
felt the touch of Islam on its shores.

Here, Muslims, Jews, Christians, and others of different beliefs lived side by side, in Zeila and Berbera, trading, learning, praying together.

Somalilanders carry scars the world ignores.
A real genocide, ordered by Somalia’s Marxist dictator Barre. 200,000 lives erased, families torn apart,
history written in mass graves, not hashtags.

So don’t lecture us on the suffering of Palestine.
We’ve lived it.
We’ve buried it.
We survived it.

Don’t lecture us on what it means to be a good Muslim.
We are moderate Muslims,
rooted in faith, respect, and coexistence.
We honor humanity before hatred,
peace before extremism.

We don’t subscribe to violence.
We don’t cheer war.
We don’t need lessons in compassion.

We are Somalilanders.
Faithful, peaceful, resilient, and humane.
We survived the cruelty of men, and still, we stand,
rooted in truth, in prayer, in peace, in coexistence
and we are proud of our true democracy, a beacon of freedom and governance in the Horn of Africa.

[Roble Muse @Roblemuser]

𝗧𝗵𝗿𝗲𝗲 decades, 𝗙𝗶𝘃𝗲 presidents, 𝗢𝗻𝗲 consistent position on 𝗿𝗲𝗰𝗼𝗴𝗻𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻; clear evidence of determination, continued stability & democracy in action.

Somaliland’s 𝘀𝘁𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗵𝗼𝗼𝗱 stands as a 𝘂𝗻𝗶𝗾𝘂𝗲 success, 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝘂𝗱𝗹𝘆 𝗼𝘄𝗻𝗲𝗱 by its people💪.

[Dr. Vuu @ProfGeesinimo]

The Republic of Somaliland: A Bountiful Land of Opportunity 🌍

Somaliland is not just a land of stability and peace, it is a treasure trove of natural wealth that remains largely untapped. From strategic metals to industrial minerals and gemstones, Somaliland holds resources that can transform its economy and benefit serious partners.

📊 Somaliland has 72 recorded mineral deposits listed by the United States Geological Survey (USGS).

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🔹 Minerals & Metals :
• Iron ore – Steel, construction, infrastructure
• Copper – Power grids, electronics, renewable energy
• Lead – Batteries, industrial shielding
• Zinc – Galvanized steel, construction
• Chromium – Stainless steel, corrosion-resistant alloys
• Nickel – Batteries, electric vehicles, aerospace
• Manganese – Steel strengthening, battery technology
• Tin – Electronics solder, packaging
• Titanium (ilmenite/rutile) – Aerospace, defense, medical implants
• Molybdenum – High-strength steel, industrial tools
• Beryllium – Satellites, precision electronics, aerospace
• Niobium (Columbium) – Jet engines, pipelines, super-alloys
• Uranium (occurrences) – Nuclear energy, medical isotopes
• Gold – Electronics, finance, jewelry
• Silver – Solar panels, electronics, medical equipment

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🔹 Industrial & Non-Metallic Resources :
• Barite – Oil & gas drilling fluids
• Fluorite – Aluminum processing, optics, chemicals
• Silica & Quartz – Glass, semiconductors, solar panels
• Graphite – Batteries, lubricants, clean energy
• Garnet – Abrasives, water-jet cutting
• Gypsum – Cement, plaster, construction
• Marble / Limestone / Travertine – Cement, building stone
• Mica – Electrical insulation, electronics
• Feldspar – Glass & ceramics
• Kaolin – Paper coating, ceramics, pharmaceuticals
• Heavy mineral sands (ilmenite, rutile, zircon) – Aerospace, pigments, ceramics
• Salt – Food processing, chemicals, industry
• Coal (potential) – Power generation

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🔹 Gemstones (artisanal & decorative):
• Emerald – Jewelry
• Ruby & Sapphire – Jewelry, laser technology
• Aquamarine – Jewelry, precision optics
• Garnet – Jewelry, abrasives
• Amethyst – Jewelry
• Opal – Jewelry
• Topaz – Jewelry
…and many more.

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📌 Strategic Geography:
Somaliland lies along key global shipping lanes near the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, linking the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden critical for global trade and maritime security.

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Why Israel and Strategic Partners Should Care:

Israel stands to gain from assisting Somaliland in responsibly utilizing its resources through:

✅ Access to strategic minerals
✅ Technology transfer in mining, water, energy & agriculture
✅ Value-added processing & investment opportunities
✅ Security and trade cooperation along Red Sea routes

Somaliland gains development, jobs, skills, and long-term growth a mutual-benefit partnership built on sovereignty and stability.

Our land is rich. Our people are capable. Our future is bright.

[Horndiplomat @HornDiplomat]

#Somaliland officially unveiled an elite commando force known as the Red Berets, a major boost to national defense capacity. The unit is highly trained, disciplined, and mission-ready, having completed intensive programs in combat operations, counter-terrorism, and rapid emergency response to protect national sovereignty.

Earlier on Saturday, in a separate event, the Republic of Somaliland concluded a large-scale military training program in the Sool Region, graduating more than 6,000 soldiers into the Somaliland National Army.

The program was fully funded by Somaliland taxpayers, with no foreign military support, underscoring the country’s growing professionalism, self-reliance, and determination to secure its territory and people.

[Mohamed Abdikadir J. Hamud @Mudanemaxamed]

🚨𝐁𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆: Fifty members of the Swedish Parliament have signed a motion calling for the Swedish government to Re-recognition of the Republic of Somaliland.

#SOMALILAND 🤝 #SWEDEN

@MarkusWiechel 🇸🇪

Another Big things are coming. 🚀🔥

#SomalilandRecognition 📢⏰

[Mark Carney @MarkJCarney]

The Canada-China relationship has been distant and uncertain for nearly a decade.

We’re changing that, with a new strategic partnership that benefits the people of both our nations.