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He’s not really media savvy but he’s a war hero and he built Gedo, the foundations which it sits is his labor. He’s the one who invited NN in the first place. Plus, it’s time MXs develop healthy skepticism of always following one leader and ideology all time. As long as he doesn’t disrupt the tranquility and peace of Gedo. He has full right to be mucarad and independent. He was promised training in Turkey that never came etc. humiliated at the airport numerous times. I get his frustrations wallahi. To me being a sell out is praising Madobe. Him praising Hawiye politicians doesn’t bother me that much.I wanted to keep my mouth shut regarding him but I have to be honest. This guy is a dumbass. No wonder he was discarded so much ease. Sidii Kheyre camal. At least Kheyre knows when to shut the fuck up and not embarrass himself. Gedo needs to do much better selecting leaders. Fareey was the last decent guy. He was useless in terms of waxqabad but he was not a sell out. I hope my ina habreed Canjeex is not like that.
I agree but it takes two to tango sxb. Moalimu rose spectacularly to the occasion. You can’t take that away from him. You can support via financing and help with intelligence as Kulane no doubt did with NISA. Which I’ll give him full credit alongside with Pres. Farmaajo’s political backing which came with its political costs. I’m being very fair to both sides as I’m a NN supporter as well. I also criticized Moalimu as well if you didn’t notice. He could’ve handled certain matters better and in the future I hope he apologizes for certain comments that don’t need repeating. But he’s a young politician who just came back from a military background. A better version of Sh. Sharif without the baggage of extremist ideology. I wish him well. I’m rooting for him.I think it is time to ley Mualimu go back to Gedo.
Saddam, I would like to caution against going past the limits of nin jeclaysi/personality. This is the main issue with Madoobe suppprters who have no other concept but his personality, certainly not Jubbaland institutionally. Mualimu did not "build" Gedo. Mucalimu did not "set" foundations. Mualimu was part of a pointless, aimless "Gedo Admin" as Deputy Governor who were taken control by Farmajo and form a component of his new Gedo project. The Governor unmasked his real loyalties and traitorously defected from tye beginning. Mualimu as Deputy Governor became the face of the new regional leadership but the entire plan, effort, financing, and even force providing security were all entirely President Farmajo's. This is not even being pro or against Farmajo, this is an objective fact. This plan is still undergoing and continuing in much the same manner as the inception. Mualimu rose to the occasion, but the occasion is not attributable to him.
"NOT" because of his leadership qualities (although certainly he has fighting qualities) but because amongst a certain section of his sub-clan, he has been made into a "litmus" test. I know that very well. But Bakool isn’t an angel either. Nobody in this situation is an angel. These men are military and intelligence not civilian leadership. The civil board needs to understand that is my main point. Moalimu personality aside which in my opinion is also his biggest weakness as his too charismatic as well having a foot in mouth syndrome. I get that 100% But you hit the nail on the head though. The grievances are there. And he outlined why on his personal side to Kulane. Also, Moalimu performance was never in question. What some believe is, he’s being punished for the mistakes of Ina Sayid and Ugaas Yarow. When in fact, Moalimu was one of the first Reer Hassan to come over to NN in Gedo. All in all. I’m not too worried about him. But I understand what you mean completely. The corporation is bigger than one person at all times. But a decisive executive is always needed and welcomed.Saddam, respectfully I am going to push back in much the same way I do when I feel others are dangerously flirting with subjective, personal loyalties in the middle of the Sade Project.
- Sade is a Corporation.
- Every Marehan is a shareholder.
B. The Jubbaland Project is the current business venture.
- Farmajo is the biggest Investor.
- The Project has industry experts as Board Members.
- Fahad Yasin is Non-Executive Director of the Board.
B. The Gedo Regional Admin is Management.
- Mr. Mualimu was part of management.
This is not tango and there are more than 2 individuals.
As a matter of fact Saddam, only Mualimu supporters have made this into an issue about personalities. No one else. No one else even "has" a personality.
I want you to really understand this point; no one else EXCEPT for Mualimu supporters even have a personality consideration in the issue of what's good for the Project.
Look at Bakaal Kooke, he was singularly important as head of stabilization and in that war period, was immensely indispensable to the heightened state of instability surrounding Dollow and Beled-Xaawo.
Saddam, the fact is even the FACT Mualimu has been privileged thus far is"NOT" because of his leadership qualities (although certainly he has fighting qualities) but because amongst a certain section of his sub-clan, he has been made into a "litmus" test.
With the Ugas Yarrow and Mohamud Sayid in Kismaayo, Mualimu has been very privileged by the heavy consideration shown conscious attempts to respond to his clan's grievances and the fact some within his clan have singularly personalized support for him as inference to be drawn about their support to the Project.
I am going to push back against you quite directly because you are my friend and you know I don't mean offense, but Saddam if you support Mualimu, then Mualimu is currently on timeout from Management for a reason.
But if you support the Project, then as a shareholder, your loyalties should only be to the bottom line just like all the other shareholders
Even founders and CEO will get the axe at any moment if the bottom line under performs for any reason.
Naw ina adeer. There’s a reason why I was a day one mucarad of Ina Sayid since day one. And his a fellow Reer Yusuf as me. He didn’t deliver on his promises nor bring any development to his degaans and to other Sade in JL as well. The new generation leadership needs to be accountable and deliver on ROI. We’re far behind our competitors in development and economic mobility. Healthy criticism is needed to prevent one from being a sycophant and lahelow. Gubbet is just highlighting that. Like you I’m not too worried, waa halyey qaran. I’m not too harsh but being fair because if we allow our leadership to become too invested in power and theatrics and not the bottom line. We repeat the zoo mentality of the last 30 years. Sade is tired of theatrics and his Laandheere, you can’t touch him. We need results and tangible improvements in all our degaans. Balance is always key you knowHe hasn't done or said anything bad in these interviews he has improved alot, but a healthy break was needed, no more insulting the diin. Halyeey weeye mucalimu and his track record speak for itself, but I agree to a certain degree with RoM although you spoke to harshly about the future president of Jubaland, he is young and allowed to make mistake no one is perfect.
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