“I served Somalia through national youth programs and government offices without pay. I did it because I believe youth are the foundation of peace and progress. Now, I urge Somali leaders to invest in youth, recognize volunteers, and build systems where dedication is rewarded — not ignored.”
A Message to Somali Leaders:
If you truly want to change Somalia, start by changing yourselves. Be honest, serve all Somalis equally, and build strong institutions—not just for your clan or your pocket, but for the whole nation. Somalia doesn’t need heroes. It needs servants of the people.
“I’m here at African Day 2025 in London, and I’m truly honored to be among those invited. It’s inspiring to see how much people appreciate our culture and the richness of our traditions. As Africans, we need unity and a shared commitment to work hard together — only then can we
If they were doing their jobs, things would start to change.we need leaders who work every day to bring peace, justice, and services— not just talk without results.
What Are They Doing Every Day?
Somalia is still struggling - no working government, no good education, no healthcare,no justice. So we ask:
What are our leaders doing on a daily basis?
Are they really working for the people, or only for themselves? We don’t see real action.