Caabudwaaq moves closer to relations with Mogadishu

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Caabudwaaq moves closer to relations with Mogadishu

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Caabudwaaq moves closer to relations with Mogadishu

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Postby Adali » Wed Jan 24, 2018 2:38 pm

Caabudwaaq university which had the name Galgaduud university has joined Umada university in Mogadishu, the first and longest functioning university in Somalia, the director for Umada university was in Caabudwaaq during Farmaajo visit. My parents both graduated from this university in Mogadishu so I know its good, hopefully the standards are still high.

The nationalist feeling in Caabudwaaq is very high today, it is at the same level as Mogadishu when Farmaajo was elected.