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Ex President Siyad Barre exiled in Nigeria condemns how USC has burned the country down

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Ex President Siyad Barre exiled in Nigeria condemns how USC has burned the country down

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Re: Ex President Siyad Barre exiled in Nigeria condemns how USC has burned the country down

Postby barbarossa » Sat Aug 14, 2021 5:03 pm

Thirty long years have elapsed since those dark chapters of our history were closed, but, apparently, it has left on some so an indelible psychological
a scar that, still to this very day, they are struggling to get over it.
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