Roble turned in Farmajo and Qoor Qoor's row.

 It seems that Roble wants to maintain his position as prime minister by trying to re-elect the outgoing president Farmajo by condoning the fraud in the House of Representatives elections in favor of Farmajo and Qoor Qoor. Everyone is looking for his personal goals at the expense of the Somali people

Prime Minister Roble lost the confidence of the Somali people and the opposition, and the elections for the House of Representatives became unfair after Prime Minister Roble sided with Farmajo.

Leaders of the opposition Candidate Union met with members of the Federal Election Commission, and shared their concerns about how the election could begin.

The meeting in Mogadishu focused on the kind of looting that the opposition sees as the way the region's leaders operate.

 Opposition parties announced that they would not contest the by-election.

 They conveyed to the Electoral Commission their fears and threats. A senior member of the Federal Election Commission assured us that the opposition had threatened to boycott the elections, unless they changed their approach.