Kenyan Delegation failed to visit laasanood

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Laascaanood ee gobolka Sool ayaa mudaaharaad markii dambe rabshad isu bedelay lagala hortegey wafti uu hogaaminayey gudoomiye ku xigeenka barlamanka Kenya Faarax Macalim oo booqasho ku tegi lahaa magaaladan Laascaanood...............

Kolonyo gaadiid ah oo uu la socday gudoomiye ku xigeenka barlamanka Kenya Faarax Macalim ayaa dib uga laabatay magaalada Laascaanood maanta duhurnimadii ka dib markii ay magaalada isu bedeshay mudaaharaad dhagaxtuur watay oo hadheeyey guud ahaan magaalada Laascaanood.

waftiga Faarax Macalim ayaan soo gelin magaalada oo ay ka laabteen duleedka magaalada ka dib markii lagu wargeliyey in magaalada ay rabshado ka socdaan, isla markaana la diidan yahay imaanshahooda, taasi oo ku dhalisay in waftigaasi Kenya ay dib isaga laabtaan.

Wararka ayaa sidoo kale sheegaya in watigu ay dib ugu laabteen magaalada Hargeysa halkaasi oo maalmahanba ay booqasho ku joogeen.

Dadka banaanbaxa sameeyey oo u badnaa haween iyo carruur degaanka ah ayaa ku dhawwqayey ereyo ay ku diidan yihiin booqashada waftiga Kenya iyo gooni isu taaga maamulka labaxay Somaliland, iyagoo dadkaasi soo buuxdhaafiyey wadooyinka magaalada.

Haye yeeshee waxaa rabshadu bilaabatay ka dib markii ay ciidamada labaxay Somaliland isku dayeen inay dadkii banaanbaxayey kala kexeeyaan.

Ma jirto cid la sheegay inay waxyeelo ka soo gaadhey rabshadaha ka dhacay magaalada inkastoo uu dhacay mudaaharaad xoogan.

Masuuliyiinta Somaliland ee gobolka Sool kama aysan hadlin xiisada ka dhacday Laascaanood iyo booqashada waftiga gudoomiye ku xigeenka barlamanka Kenya ee baaqatay.

Waxaase dhinaca kale waftiga barlamanka Kenya ee laga celiyey Laascaanood iyo mudaaharaadka ka dhacay magaalada ay ku soo beegmeysaa iyadoo qarax ka dhacay isla magaalada uu ku dhintay askari ka tirsan ciidanka labaxay Somaliland labo ruux oo kalenaa ay ku dhaawacmeen.

Faarax Macalim oo ah gudoomiye ku xigeenka barlamanka Kenmya waxaa isaga iyo wafti uu hogaaminayo ay booqasho ku joogeen dhowaanahan degaanada Somaliland iyagoo booqday magaalooyin dhowr ah oo ay ku jiraan Berbera, Sheekh iyo Boorame

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[AhlulbaytSoldier]

LOL,is this the most important news from widhwidh?I feel sorry for that funny website.
Who cares if bantu-land didnt visit laascanood.

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LOL,is this the most important news from widhwidh?I feel sorry for that funny website.
Who cares if bantu-land didnt visit laascanood.

Hutu, it is not a news for yo unless the news is about killing and raping innocent civilians.

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what is wrong with dawaara visitin mirqaanland. is he taking too seriously the beef between faroole and Ogaden lately. Ogaden need to understand Faroole ill advised speech were he stated that somali kenyans can not be considered real somalis was total bulshit and personal. Dawaar attempt to visit occuppied las aanod was not wellcomed by kin brothers of punt who stand up to faroole when he handed over Ogs to ethiopia.

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Somaliland delegations can't even visit Lassanood, they will be chased away again

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Farax Macaaliin.





Gives Historic Speech At Joint Session Of Somaliland’s Legislators



In his speech, Farah Maallin praised the people and leaders of Somaliland for the peace and stability in the country. He said although he is from Kenya, the world is now a global village and they follow closely events in Somaliland and whenever Somaliland is hurt they feel hurt and whenever Somaliland does well, they also feel well.
He said he is impressed with Somaliland’s political culture which is based on consulting with the people which is what democracy is all about. He added that there is no contradiction between Islam and democracy, and that the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) practiced Shura and did not impose a leader on Muslims but instead let Muslims to choose a leader among themselves after he died.
Farah Maallin warned Somalilanders against conflict in the coming elections. He reminded Somaliland’s leaders that whatever problems arise they should focus on solving it themselves through peaceful means, as Somalilanders are known for, and not through violence. He also urged Somalilanders not to put much faith in foreign mediation saying that their experience in the Kenyan election dispute has shown that foreigners are often not as sincere as they seem and have their own interests.
When it comes to recognizing Somaliland, he said that is a decision for his country’s government to make. But he did give his personal opinion which was that Somaliland can secede from Somalia but Somalis will always need each other. As he put it, “if you secede, it is fine; if you don’t secede it is also fine; but Somalis will always have links no matter what happens and the important thing is to try to save what can be saved.”
He lambasted the warring factions in south Somalia and said, “Those men in Mogadishu have no power and no freedom and are in no position to decide whether Somaliland secedes or not because there’s nothing there.” He also called what is going on in Mogadishu shameful and has nothing to do with Islam.
Farah Maallin concluded by promising that he and his colleagues in the Kenyan parliament will do all they can to help Somaliland and Somalis.
Farah Maallin’s speech was warmly welcomed by the Somalilanders in the legislative hall and beyond.
Somaliland’s legislative leaders thanked the Kenyan delegation. The first Deputy Speaker of Somaliland’s Upper House, Ahmad Sheikh Nuh Furreh praised Farah Ma’allin for his brilliant speech and outstanding knowledge, but he also reminded his guests that Somaliland has been waiting for twenty years to get the diplomatic recognition it deserves. “If Somaliland is recognized, it could then help with solving Somalia’s problem,” added Ahmad Sheikh Nuh Furreh.
There are historical relations between Kenya and Somaliland. The two countries once used the same currency when they were both under British administration, and people of Somaliland origin played an important role in establishing Nairobi city.
This is not the first high level Kenyan delegation that visits Somaliland. The current Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga visited Somaliland and called on the international community to recognize Somaliland when he was the minister of energy. Kenyan parliament member, Paul Muite, led a parliamentary committee on a visit to Somaliland in 2006 and said Somaliland should be recognized as a sovereign state. Professor Ali Mazrui, one of Africa’s most renowned intellectuals and a native of Kenya is among many Kenyans who believe in Somaliland’s right to international diplomatic recognition.


He lambasted the warring factions in south Somalia and said, “Those men in Mogadishu have no power and no freedom and are in no position to decide whether Somaliland secedes or not because there’s nothing there.” He also called what is going on in Mogadishu shameful and has nothing to do with Islam"