Disperate and selective interpretations. If you listen to the elder around 10 minutes he unequivocally and bluntly says the twon belong to isaaq " anakaa iska lahayn" of non isaaq he mentioned an old Arab family.
Now as far as what the mayor said its obvious he meant the district of Ceerigaabo which was the term for all Sanaag in 1960 . When he listed the Daarood he didn't mean ceerigaabo town he meant district of ceerigaabo which is the old term for the entire Sanaag region and in the end he corrected himself and used the term " district ".
Don't confuse " district of ceerigaabo which is the old name for the province before it was changed into sanaag" and the town or ceerigaabo.
There were 5 districts the British divided SL into the districts of hargaysa , burao, zeila-boorama, erigavo and las anod. So if one uses the term district of Hargaysa historically it means the modern day province of Waqooyi Galbeed and not the city itself.
- Your talking about the old man with the pink go' right? go listen to him a again he never said that at all.
- As for "the mayor" why would he talk about the Sanaag region, when he was questioned on the history of Erigavo city? the guy just put an end to your claim lol. I didn't even know Warsengali were in Erigavo around that time Laakin ninkaasba inoo cadeeyay.
- You should tell to your cousin Bent Over. There were 6 districts actually, Zeila (Borama), Hargeisa, Berbera, Burao, Erigavo and Las And.
When you are desperate you like to see and hear what you wish. Reality is you have been utterly dismantled and humiliated by Ben Dover,. My input was just about the district of ceerigaabo = not Ceerigaabo town. As far as what the old man around minutes 10 stated is pretty obvious and belies your assertion.
What has Bent Over produced to substantiate his claim that Erigavo the city is an Isaaq town in the present day?
From the first instance we discussed this matter I made it clear to him that the first person to settle there was an Eydoor.
The dispute was about Erigavo today. He says it's an Isaaq town i.e 100% Idoor and I say its a shared city.
The following sources supported my claim.
- The general survey - Which confirmed that the Erigavo degaan was settled by numerous Dhulbahnte and Isaaq clans before the city was established.
- Elections of the 1960's - Which proofed that 2 Dhulbahante were elected from the constituency in 1964 and 1969.
- The map which he claimed was produced by "Ilaalo" of the British protectorate.
Even the recent corrupt elections of Somaliland which hardly any Dhulbahante participated, gives an indication that we are settling there in great numbers.
What more do you need?