Blessed is Djibouti - Always Moving Forward

[Khalid Ali]

The Big building ileen u yarka ku faanayo Dahabshil ba iska leh

[Hawdian]

They are mostly owned by French, Arabs and Isaac in that order. That's the order of the richest people in the tiny stadium. The likes of Osman Guelleh brothers develop their own apartments for Arab clientele.

Djibouti is the private affair of the Jama Haid family (first lady, former governor of central Bank), Ibrahim Abdi Kahin (Ibrahim Dheere), Baxsaane, ilma Guedi (led by Mohamed Said Guedi (MSG brand, SomCable)), ilma Osman Guelleh (the fastest growing business in Djibouti, GSK Group), Dahabshiil, Omaar Group (the old man is in Gabiley but his sons run the business for him), Omar Aideed Ahmed (the man rebuilding Hargeisa theatre and importing electricity from Ethiopia), Jama Said, etc.

All of them are millionaires except Ibrahim Dheere who is said to be a billionaire. There was only one half-Cise millionaire from the entire Cise and he is not even full Cise. He is more Arab than Cise aka Abdirahman Borah. Khadra Haid took care of him and now he is almost broke.

[Caesar]

Look at this Idoor getting his panties all bunched up. War wuxu xasiidsana, Allow iisha Idoor daga nagamaari.

The whole concept of public and private FDI is exactly what I have shown above. It is immaterial who built what. At the end of the day these buildings, plants, ports and other structures stay in the Republic of Djibouti -- a recognized country and a member of the United Nations. Can you say that about your Xaargaysa and Idooristania triangle?

Go back to sucking Habashi ceeb illegitimate son of Yibir and don't derail my thread.

He is team Habashi so he'll always derail positive somali threads.

Ignore the idoor sxb.

[Hawdian]

^^^ Your Cise Warabe cousin is so cut he is about to commit suicide. I simply exposed his fake claim on Isaac businesses. Cise does not even have a single millionaire no point showing Isaac assets. Borah is half Arab not even full Cise and now he is not allowed back in Djibouti thanks to Khadra Haid. The obese man is only there to do as she wishes. He can't even get out off bed.

The next Cise Warabe is already fixed with Khadra Haid's daughter so she can continue with the dominance of her reer abti.

Cise Warabe boasting about Isaac businesses, French establishment and Arab money is like an Aboriginal boasting about Anglo-Saxan BHP Billiton.

Shame. No wonder they are so infuriated and getting emotional.

Ahmed Osman Guelleh`s new company

Already at the head of a group comprising sixteen companies operating in three countries (Djibouti, Ethiopia and Somalia), the businessman Ahmed Osman Guelleh now has a new project.

The head of the GSK Group, Ahmed Osman Guelleh, finds that he does not have enough companies under his belt. He recently created another in Djibouti, called Afrimex Services, of which he is the sole owner, which will provide handling services for shipping. A member of the Issak ethnic group, as is Kadra Mahamoud Haïd, the wife of President Ismaïl Omar Guelleh (IOG), he had chartered the medical plane to transport Djama Mahamoud Haïd, the governor of the Banque centrale de Djibouti (BCD) to Nairobi. The latter, the brother of the Djibouti First Lady, suffered from a stroke on 6 January and died a few days later in Kenya without regaining consciousness (see newsflash emailed to subscribers on 07/01/2013).

The extensive presence of officials from Djibouti at the inauguration in Hargeisa of Ahmed Osman Guelleh`s factory illustrates the power of the Djibouti First Lady.

150 of the 600 guests at the official opening of the Coca-Cola bottling plant owned by Somaliland Beverage Industries (SBI) in Hargeisa on 22 May were from Djibouti. The overwhelming majority of them were Issak, the ethnic group of Kadra Mahamoud Haïd, the wife of President Ismaïl Omar Guelleh. Moreover, the Djibouti First Lady cast her shadow over the ceremony to inaugurate the factory officially owned by Ahmed Osman Guelleh, who is her protégé. Not only was a military aircraft used to transport a caterer from Djibouti, along with his wares, but four Djibouti ministers travelled to Hargeisa also on board a military aircraft: Ali Farah Assoweh (justice), Hassan Omar (transport), Abdi Houssein (telecoms), Amareh Ali (budget). The cabinet meeting that should have been held in Djibouti the same day had to be cancelled.

Also present at this inauguration ceremony in addition to these ministers: two Djibouti MPs (the former ministers Ali Abdi and Ougoureh Kifleh), the chief of police, the head of the presidential guard and several of his men to provide security for the Djbiouti officials, and also several ministerial general secretaries and senior officials. There was also the governor of the Banque Centrale de Djibouti (BCD) Djama Mahamoud Haïd, the First Lady`s brother, who is strongly involved in this commercial project.

The strength of the delegation to Hargeisa of people close to Kadra Mahamoud Haïd illustrates her high level of interest in this Coca-Cola bottling plant. It is believed to have involved an investment of $15 million, partly funded in a loan from the Banque pour le commerce et l`industrie-Mer Rouge (BCI-MR, a subsidiary of the French bank BRED). It also enabled to emphasise to the Somaliland authorities that they must “protect” SBI`s activity, in particular from grey imports of Coca-Cola.

No wonder they are so mad.

[Caesar]

Hawdian nobody cares, stop derailing the thread.
The only one mad is you since you tend to sit in the dark all day and create images for somalinet and spam and ruin threads. This place isn't that serious sxb. Never have I once been ruffled enough to put my design skills to work just to get back on someone on a forum that doesn't even make the top 100,000 list. That's when you need to see if you could be doing better things with your time.

Djibouti for life, it's great being in the UN wallahi.

Oh wait, don't feed the troll

[Jabuutawi]

Idoor wishes French and Arab money were invested in Xaargaysa. That won't happen without the consent of Mogadishu signing off on any development. Idoors, illegitimate children of Bucar Bacayr, are all in an eternal bind; no port development, no oil extraction and no meaningful industries in Idooristania. They know recognition is not coming and try to bring us down to their level. We won't stoop to their degenerate ways.

This Isse man goes to an elite university where tuition alone costs over $50K a year, all expense paid by Isse people. I drive a German car which I put down over $40K in cash. It is paid in full by Isse. We have several homes in Djibouti and abroad. Can you say you have a 4,000 square feet home in the best neighborhood of one of the wealthiest suburbs in America? Bitch, we are living large and your Idoor days are numbered in Djibouti.

Talking about IOGs wife as if she runs the country is laughable. It goes to show you how ignorant these spineless jellies Idoor men are of the affairs of Djibouti. Further your cause on your own merit and not drag the dirac of your women to attain your goals. How pathetic your statement sounds. Then again, this does not surprise me coming from an Idoor.

The quote on his post is stolen from a kid who is mucarad. He goes by the name of Labo22. He used to come here and post stuff. This Habashi lover knows nothing about Djibouti inner works. Nothing happens in Djibouti without an Isse man giving the OK sign. They all bow down to IOG to make money off of their kin. If they are so rich, why not help tahrib inspired Idoors getting raped and having organs harvested in the deserts of North Africa? He perpetuates utter rubbish.

GTFOH Idoor.

[Hawdian]

Jabuutawi aka Zack,

You seem to be melting away like an iceberg with those emotions. Take a chill pill son. You can boast about Isaac businesses and assets all you want but everyone knows the reality son.

No wonder you're so cut.

[SecretAgent]

Djibouti will benefit from the new railways and ports ethiopa will use plus the pipeline from south sudan to djibouti.

[original dervish]

Djibouti is moving forward....masha'llah.

[Jabuutawi]

Hawdian, Joe, Kayse, Abdulmajid Mooge

[jalaaludin5]

jabuutawi.

respect Iidoor for they are the ones that shed the most blood for that God-forsaken place.
Not only that,.. up to this days without Isaq or Samaroon...your primitive knuckle dragging savage Ciise will be hunting and gathering.

Walaahi the notion that Ciise can talk back to other Somali tribes is an insult and borderline SHIRK!

waar ciise as a whole cannot measure up to Ilma Abokor let alone the whole of SM...

Ps...It pains me to say such thing against my country-men so don't let the few delirious Somalilanders make you bad mouth the whole of Isaq. Insult Somaliland to your heart content but keep Isaq out of your bakhti eating mouth.

[Jabuutawi]

Not only are you garac child of Yibir, Mr. Kukri, but you are delirious. We must have been very shrewd then to have taken Djibouti away from you "smarties". Djibouti was never yours, period. Even if it was, grow some balls and take it away from us now if you can.

Don't bring Samaroon in your devious scheme. They have nothing to do with your ilk and are fully aware of your intents.

Fock you and your Yibir clan, bitch. You are a bitch wolf in a sheep's clothing that will be shot on sight if seen in Djibouti.

Funny thing is, I don't consider Bucar Bacayr vagabonds as my countrymen

[jalaaludin5]

Don't let Hawdian come between us.

Its because of him that you loose all senses.

waad isku dhex daadata when he says one words then loose all sense of direction and start acting like a headless chicken, just like your ciise clan will feel if they lost sight of SM

One man, on the internet can make you pee yourself...imagine if i let loose the whole clan?...Subhaanalah...God forbid.

[Jabuutawi]

All this bring all your habro and see what comes of you. We will be in Xaargaysa by dinner time if we choose to.

You and me? Absolutely no contest You are several pay grades below me.

[jalaaludin5]

Jabuutawi.

Am serious bro i hate fighting reer jabuuti so peace

Don't let Hawdian and Somalilanders hate on jabuuti turn you against isaq.

Jabuuti Allow Dhowr