@OGAA_NSHO waad iska badhaacisaa, miyaanad ahayn ninkii lahaa gedo waa falastiinta somalia, teeda kalena china oo dad muslim ah lagu takooro oo lagu dilo bay dawladaada jilicsan heshiis la gashay miyaad ka hadashay waa may, nio cuqdada iska daa somaliland wa tagtay inta kuu hadhay xejiso.
@HassanA99399092 It seems you don’t understand the difference between nationality and ethnicity, find better accusations on wadani so that heego can pay you 😉.
According to the leaked Wikkileak documents, it seems that Ismael Gueleh is the one responsible for blocking Somaliland's recognition. When questioned by Jay Farzer about the status of Somaliland's recognition, Ismael Gueleh himself admitted that it is a one-clan state heavily reliant on diaspora remittances. He even went as far as to say that the majority of Somalilanders know that the only viable option is to unite with Somalia, and the international community will not accept separation.
But the plot thickens as the US government, once again, turns to Djibouti in regards to the Somalia-Ethiopia MoU deal. This creates another fear-mongering situation, causing White House national security communications adviser John Kirby to exclaim, "OMG, the MoU deal is a threat to US national security!" This is a prime example of why I believe the Biden administration's Partner-led, US-Enabled policy in the Horn of Africa is failing. The US is relying on unreliable partners who have been known to play both sides, even going as far as to babysit Iranian ships that dock at Chinese military bases in Djibouti. This only serves to prove intelligence to the Houthis, who in turn attack US commercial ships.#SomalilandChronicles
You literally hate to die . Come to Mogadishu, no one touches you. You are safe to go, even if you insult President hassan sheikh.
Xamar save waaye😂
Dadka buuqa wado yaa waaye
#NEWS:The Somaliland president @musebiihi falsely claimed that the project was funded by the government. However, our investigation revealed that the project was actually funded by @nis_africa for the Bandarwanaag District. #Somaliland
‘Infiltration Is Real’: Part 2
The Somali speaking British Anthropologist I.M. Lewis wrote in his book the ‘Galla Of Northern Somaliland’ that Galla or Oromo speaking peoples lived among sedentary farming communities in the west of what was ‘British Somaliland Protectorate’. I.M lewis states that one particular clan had incorporated Galla or Oromo speakers into their lineage or genealogy and that it was almost impossible to tell the difference.
Referring specifically to the Habar Awal Sacad Muse clan lineage who inhabit between Western Hargaisa and parts of Gabiley.
I.M Lewis research into the mass assimilation of Oromo communities by the Habar Awal tribe is further corroborated by the poems or gabay of the late poet Farah Nuur an Arab poet who lived between 1862-1932. Farah Nuur goes one step further and gives a chronological list of the incorporated communities and for some states which sub sub clan they have been absorbed into, he lists the below as the assimilated Oromo tribes that today exists within the wider Habar Awal Sacad Muse lineage.
1. IGO - an Oromo Akishe tribe (today reer Cabane Sacad Muse, Habar Awal)
2. Booran - from the Borana eastern Oromo name ( today Ahmed Cabdale, Sacad Muse Habar Awal)
3. Agasaan Oromo Jaarso (Today Reer Gadiid, Sacad Muse, Habar Awal)
4. Qarab Oromo (Cabdale Sacad Muse Habar Awal).
Also listed by Farah Nuur as being Oromo assimilated into Sacad Muse Habar Awal but not stating the sub sub clan he refers also to the below:
5. Cabaaska Ceelka laga Helay
6. ITO
7. UDUBCAD
8. WEETAYN
9. WARAN CAD
10. GARACATO
11. LAYIILE.
12. REER NOOLE
13. GARAAN
In part three of our ‘infiltration is real’ series we examine the notable and well known personalities of these Somalized Oromo communities who have been extremely vocal for their love of #Ethiopia and have been the most vocal for greater #Ethiopian Oromo influence on the #Somali peninsula and who have spearheaded the anti Somali agenda that has brainwashed generations of young Somalis into hating other Somalis.
After the closure of the #Somaliland liaison office in #Djibouti. #Djibouti is now in the process of freezing bank accounts owned by @musebiihi representatives in #Djibouti. This will be followed with the cancellation of Djibouti passports used by @musebiihi associates to travel
For 33 years they used the Genocide card to control the masses. Promoting hatred and division between #Somalis. While they robbed them, killed them and discriminated them to achieve a narrow tribal agenda. Today that agenda has been exposed and the youth have spoken. #Somalia
AHN Xaaji Cabdi Warabe Chief Caqil for the city of #Hargaisa describes his first hand eye accounts of the #Somali struggle against colonialism, Ethiopian hegemony and the need for unity. #Somalia#NotAnInch
According to the Memorandum of Understanding (#MOU) signed between #Somaliland and #Ethiopia, it mentions a naval base as well as 'commercial marine operations.' As I am not a maritime expert, I have undertaken some research on the legal meaning of this terminology and what it entails. The complete legal meaning of 'commercial marine operations' is as follows:
#Definition: Activities and services for financial gain in the maritime industry.
#Scope: Involves the use of vessels for transportation, services, and commerce.
#Industries: Encompasses shipping, transportation, fishing, offshore oil and gas, marine tourism, etc.
#Components:
•Shipping and Transportation
•Fishing
•Offshore Oil and Gas
•Marine Tourism
•Port Operations
•Maritime Security
•Marine Construction
With this clarified, in layman's terms, Somaliland has agreed to lease Ethiopia a naval base and commercial port for 50 years. Considering that our main source of revenue is Port Berbera and our largest customer is Ethiopia, does this not imply that when Ethiopia establishes its own port, it may use it for all its operations? What would happen to the Port of Berbera and Djibouti?. It seems everyone's attention has been diverted to the headlines about Somaliland's international recognition and the rhetoric coming from Somalia, it is important to read the fine print; the devil is in the details.
Anyone who disagrees with my assessment, I kindly request an articulate response, grounded in an analysis of the #MOU rather than hearsay. #SomalilandEthiopiaMOU #FinePrintMatters #DevilInTheDetails
@DrEssaKayd@EdnaAdan@HersiAHassan@FaisalAliWarabe@Abdirahmanirro@majgalaal
I remember as a young boy (4-5 yrs old), my grandmother teaching me these Somali cities & towns. As a child is hard to pay attention but the brain records.
After she reads all, she use to give a pat my back with smile and this line 👉🏽 “you will get it someday”. Truly, as I grew up everything made sense. To this day’ I still remember.
Thanks to Abwaan #AliRinji’—What a beautiful poem 💯| GreaterSomalia is the destination, hope, dream and future 🇸🇴. #Somali #Somalia #Mogadishu #Somaliwayn #5taSomali