Somali government Minister of Education Abdullahi Abukar Haji has revealed that there is serious corruption in the country that needs to be addressed.
Speaking at a meeting of parliamentarians today, the minister said there was corruption in schools and universities, but the Somali people were only aware of money laundering.
The minister said they had witnessed many students who wanted to go to university but did not have a high school diploma, and that was part of the corruption in education.
He also said that his ministry is committed to tackling corruption in the country in the field of education, and this comes at a time when the country is in a state of transition.
Abdullahi Haji Abukar is the third minister to be appointed wasaaradaan period ending four years of his presidency and was president Mohamed, a few months before he took over the position Adan Abdullahi Barre.
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