PM Roble says Ikran Tahlil's killers masterminded MP Amina's assassination

Somali Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Roble says he believes the people behind the assassination of lawmaker Amina Mohamed Abdi last week were the masterminds behind the disappearance and likely murder of former intelligence agent Ikran Tahlil.

Prime Minister Roble made the remarks at a commemoration event in Mogadishu for the late MP Amina Mohamed Abdi.

"I'm as certain as death itself that those who killed Amina (Mohamed) were the same people who killed Ikran (Tahlil)."

Roble said hours before Amina's assassination, he received threatening text messages targeting himself and MP Amina.

He said the intimidating messages emanated from an agreement between himself and Hirshabelle President Ali Gudlawe to remove the regional election commissioner.

PM Roble said he still has the text message in his possession.

MP Amina Mohamed Abdi was one of 48 people who were killed in Beledweyne last Wednesday. Al-Shabaab has claimed responsibility for the attack.

PM Roble promised to seek justice for Amina Mohamed and her family, saying that he would seek out those who masterminded the attack.

"Those who paid for the suicide bomber to blow himself up are still alive, who brought him Beledweyne, Hiiraan... Lord willing, we will be victorious against them.

Ikran Tahlil was a cybersecurity expert employed with Somalia's National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA). She was abducted from her home near the NISA HQ on June 26 after her family said she allegedly received a phone call from her superiors to report to the office. She was last seen getting into the back of a vehicle near her home.

After nearly two months of mounting pressure, Somalia's intelligence agency claimed that Al-Shabaab killed her without providing much evidence. Al Shabaab, which has waged a deadly insurgency against Somalia's internationally-backed government for over a decade, denied they were part of the Ikran's killing.

Mahad Salad announces Farmajo plan to oust all dissenting commanders

Somali parliamentarian Mahad Salad has announced plans to oust outgoing President Farmajo from the army, which will bring about changes in the ranks of the armed forces.

It is clear that Farmajo is pursuing a plan to remove all dissenting leaders during Farmajo's National Salvation campaign and bring in loyalists to make it easier for him to disrupt the election in order to stay in power.

He is also carrying out other plots to target dissident politicians, using other means such as al-Shabaab as happened a few days ago in Afisyon and Beledweyne.

Farmajo, who is in his sixth year in office in Villa Somalia, has yet to confirm whether his term will be changed or whether the election will end peacefully, as he has been fighting for a longer term.

Farmajo is not currently working on the election, and is focusing on the military, which indicates that he has other plans to run for office.

According to intelligence sources in Kenya, Djibouti, Ethiopia, Eritrea and the United Arab Emirates, Farmajo is not currently involved in the election and is focusing on the military to stay in power because he still has the military might, which could make it possible. that he can take any action.

Why are Farmajo and Fahad Yasin afraid of Sanbaloolshe returning to Parliament?

 Sanbaloolshe won the HOP058 seat in the Beledweyne by-election with 7 members contesting and the former NISA commander won in the first round with 54 votes.

The man from Hassan Sheikh's UPD party has been a vocal opponent of Farmajo's dictatorship for the past four years.

Farmajo and Fahad are shocked by the Sanbaloshe election and the power of the opposition.

Farmajo and Fahad Yassin also worked to grant immunity to NISA officers involved in plotting to assassinate and oppress the country during their five-year rule to avoid prosecution.

Nearly 30 former NISA members or members of the 11th parliament have not been prosecuted for their crimes in the country.

The election of Fahad Yassin and Yassin Farey was rigged.

The Electoral Disputes Commission must take action because they have harmed the country and looted seats to avoid being prosecuted.

Farmajo is still trying to loot the seats of the HirShabelle administration using military force and Al-Shabaab as well as killing anyone who opposes his group.

Abdullahi Nasri sues Farmajo and NISA officials at the ICC.

Colonel Abdullahi Mohamed Ali (Abdullahi Nasri), a former Jubbaland intelligence officer who was previously detained in Mogadishu, said Farmajo and his intelligence officers were being held in an international court in Mogadishu.

Abdullahi told a news conference in Nairobi that Farmajo, Fahad Yassin, Abdullahi Kullane, Yassin Farey, Abdirahman Dheere, Ibrahim Maalim and Ahmed Arab, all NISA officers who had been harassing him in custody, had been indicted by the International Criminal Court. ICC.

Colonel Abdullahi Mohamed Ali (Abdullahi Nasri), who has previously been featured on Hanoolaato, talking about NISA's atrocities at Jilicow Cave in Mogadishu, said he was paralyzed.

Colonel Abdullahi said the ICC's initial plan to pass on evidence of the abuse was well under way.

He thanked all members of the Somali community and politicians for their support in seeking justice, and prayed for the mercy of MP Amina Mohamed Abdi, who promised to take his case to the new parliament.

He also said that he had been contacted by many Western embassies, and asked them to support me in justice, as a Somali official who had been harassed by the government for their support.

Farmajo, Fahad Yassin and NISA commit crimes of torture and killings in NISA prisons against all those they deem to be opposed to Farmajo's dictatorship.

The country and its people must be arrested before it is over

Qatar supports Al-Shabaab terrorists and Farmajo spoilers

Based on several international documents and reports, including the U.S. Treasury statements, it is proved that Somalia is the worst country suffers Qatar-backed terrorism in Africa. Since Qatari Emir Tamil bin Hamad AL Thani assumed power in 2013, Doha has sought to extend its influence in Horn Africa, particularly in Somalia.

Qatar has helped extremists gain influence in Somalia.

A leaked document on Wikileaks revealed that former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Susan Rice asked Turkey in 2009  to place pressure on Qatar to stop funding militant group of Al-Al-Shabaab al-Mujahidin Movement. Other U.S. security reports proved in July 2007 that Qatar was terrorism financier.

In order to preserve the existence of the Somali government and society, Qatar has invested in education, health, infrastructure, and local governance to easily unite with the Somali government until it is taken over by the government.

Similarly, Qatar-funded al-Shabaab has forced Somali families, especially rural ones, to transfer their children to military training, according to a January 2018 report by Human Rights Watch.

Politically, the capture of Doha in Mogadishu came to light when the Somali government demanded Qatar's role in Somali national reconciliation in May 2017.

Qatar, meanwhile, is providing financial, weapons and training support to al-Shabab to help Farmajo disrupt security.

to return to villa somalia Farmaajo fulfilling their interests.

 

What is the agreement signed between the Governments of Qatar and Somalia?

The governments of Qatar and Somalia have signed a memorandum of understanding on education.

A press release issued by the Somali Government reads as follows;

Somalia, Qatar sign Memorandum of Understanding on Education

Doha, March 27, 2022 - The Minister of State for Education, Culture and Higher Education, HE Abdirahman Mohamed Abdulle, in Doha, Qatar to attend the Doha Forum Conference, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with to strengthen educational cooperation between the Governments of Somalia and Qatar signed with Qatar Fund.

They said the MoU would support the education of Somali children who do not have access to schooling, as well as improve the quality of education in the country and combat the level of ignorance in Somali society.

The signing ceremony was also attended by the Somali Ambassador to Qatar HE Abdirizak Farah Ali Taano, the Adviser to the Minister of Education HE Said Jama Guled and other officials from the Federal Government of Somalia.

The question that needs to be asked is what happened to this agreement during the election period? After all, Qatar is Farmajo's first friend in 5 years in the country. Why didn't they make this deal before?

This agreement is a forgery and aims to financially support Farmajo & Fahad during the election.

Al-Shabaab attacks Puntland

Al-Shabaab militants have this morning launched a major attack on a Puntland security base in Af-urur, Bari region.

The attack began with artillery shelling and was followed by clashes between Puntland forces and the attacking forces, which lasted for hours.

Residents said that when the artillery shells were fired, they were terrified.

Puntland officials say they have killed at least 12 attackers and wounded others.

Al-Shabaab's attack on Puntland could be described as an escalation of the conflict that threatens the security of Farmajo & Fahad Yasin to prevent the election from being completed.

They have carried out various attacks on AMISOM in recent weeks, as well as the attack that killed an amino MP.

Farmajo and Fahad Yassin planned armed attacks by Al Shabaab to destabilize the country and delay elections.

Farmajo does not want to leave Villa Somalia like Siyad Barre until he destroys the country.

Somali sheikhs call for popular uprising against enemy

The great Somali sheikhs have begun to react to the bloodshed of the Somali people on a regular basis.

Sheikh Sultan Abdiqani Qorane, Sheikh Usuli and Sheikh Mohamed Idris were among the Somali sheikhs who spoke out against the recent atrocities in the country, particularly in Beledweyne, where many people, including MP Amina Mohamed, were killed.

The sheikhs called on the people to change their ways and prevent a popular uprising against the enemy.

First, Sheikh Usuli sent a message to Somalia's new parliament, saying the country's 10th parliament would take responsibility for what was happening, as it had neglected its elected responsibilities.

Sheikh Usuuli also told Farmajo that he would take the main responsibility for the killings

Sheikh Sultan also sent a message to Prime Minister Roble, urging him to fulfill his responsibilities and save the rest of the people or leave them alone to defend themselves.

Because Qaswade Farmajo has no choice but to kill anyone who obstructs his candidacy, using Al-Shabaab, and the people must prevent him from remaining President in order to repel Al-Shabaab.

Villa Somalia has been linked to the Halane attacks and the assassination of lawmaker Amina Mohamed Abdi

Former Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has said that the assassination of lawmaker Amina Mohamed Abdi at the entrance of her residence in Beledweyne and the attack on Mogadishu's Aden Adde International Airport were not normal and could not be described as terrorist acts.

He also pointed out that the motive behind the assassination of Amino was to silence anyone who advocates for justice and anyone who seeks justice.

He also called on the Somali people not to deviate from the right path in the country during this transition period

Farmajo and Fahad Yassin intend to use these attacks to disrupt the election to delay it.

Criticism and accusations against Villa Somalia of being behind the attacks on Mogadishu airport and the killing of lawmaker Amina Mohamed Abdi are on the rise.

The leader of the Wadjar party, Abdirahman Abdishakur, said the disruption of the election and intimidation of the people was the beginning of the attack on the Halane compound.

Abdirahman Abdishakur made it clear that al-Shabaab did not invade Halane, but facilitated Farmajo's group to convey the message that the Afusyon camp was unsafe and unfit to hold presidential elections in Somalia.

Former Hirshabelle regional president Mohamed Abdi Waare also accused Villa Somalia of being involved in the assassination of lawmaker Amina Mohamed Abdi.

It is clear that Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo, the outgoing President, has used Al Shabaab to disrupt security, stability and the electoral process.

The United Nations has condemned and demanded an investigation into the killing of Amino Mohamed

The United Nations says it strongly condemns the attack, which killed Amino and others, including soldiers, civilians and former parliamentarian Hassan Ali Abdi Dhuhul.

"The United Nations in Somalia condemns the suicide bombing that killed MP Amina Mohamed and others in Belet Weyne last night," the UN statement said.

The statement also sent condolences to the families of the victims, who number about 20.

The United Nations has said it is investigating the incident and called for a peaceful and secure election process.

Leading politicians have spoken about the death of MP Amino Mohamed Abdi in Beledweyne last night, They are united in the belief that Amino's assassination was orchestrated by Farmajo's group with the aim of postponing the election and intimidating the public.

It is clear that Al-Shabaab used this attack on Farmajo and Fahad Yassin, who are suspected of killing Ikhraan Tahlil and they believe they can bring justice to the blood and evil.

The motive behind the assassination of Amino was to silence anyone who advocates for justice and anyone who seeks justice.

Prime Minister Roble and his government must take action and hand over the security forces to terrorists and their collaborators. If they can't, please let people know and prove they can't

Hassan Sheikh tells Villa Somalia that blood and evil will not prevail.

Former Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has said that the assassination of lawmaker Amina Mohamed Abdi at the entrance of her residence in Beledweyne and the attack on Mogadishu's Aden Adde International Airport were not normal and could not be described as terrorist acts.

But they were attacks organized by Farmajo's group to try to create chaos in Somali politics.

He called on Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Roble to work for an international inquiry into the killing of Amino.

Hassan Sheikh said the motive behind the killing of Amina was to silence anyone who advocates for justice and anyone who seeks justice.

He also told the Somali people that some things that have happened now and others in the coming days could be diverted, aimed at creating chaos and delaying the elections.

Abdirahman Abdishakur also said, “Amino was a person who rejected oppression, upheld justice and stood up for the rights of citizens, and that made her a hero living in the conscience of the Somali people. "Today I have warned of organized attacks on dissidents who are defending the rights of citizens, to intimidate those who are silent, or who think they will support change in the next election."

Villa Somalia is clearly involved in the attack on Mogadishu airport and the assassination of lawmaker Amina Mohamed Abdi.

So those liars, who believe that blood and evil will win or gain glory and honor, you will not achieve anything, the Somali people understand what you are doing.

Villa Somalia condemns Qatari ambassador to Addis Ababa on Twitter for meeting with Somaliland ambassador, saying Somaliland is a country.

 Qatar’s ambassador to Ethiopia Hamad Mohamed Al-Dowsari discussed bilateral issues and ways of developping them during a meeting in Addis Ababa with his Somaliland counterpart Mohamed Ahmed, Qatari embassy in Addis Ababa said.

“H.E. Hamad Mohamed Al-Dosari – Ambassador of the State of Qatar to Ethiopia and AU, H.E. Mohamed Ahmed – Ambassador of the Republic of Somaliland to Ethiopia, During the meeting topics of common interest and ways of developing them were discussed,” Qatari embassy in Ethiopia tweeted.

Villa Somalia reacts angrily to Qatari Ambassador to Ethiopia Hamad Al-Doosari's Twitter account.

The statement was released a few hours later on Ambassador Al-Dosari's Twitter account after the Somali foreign minister burst into tears.

The Somali Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a statement condemning the remarks made by the Qatari Ambassador to Addis Ababa on his Twitter account during a meeting with the Somaliland Ambassador, who stated that Somaliland is a country.

The statement from Qatar's ambassador to Ethiopia said political analysts said Qatar was welcoming the Somaliland government after seeing how much the United States welcomed President Muse Bihi, who has been visiting the US capital Washington since this week. great diplomatic successes including the soon-to-be bilateral cooperation between the United States and the Republic of Somaliland.

It seems that Qatar has officially recognized Somaliland as a separate republic of Somalia.

This initiative, which Qatar recognizes Somaliland, wants to confirm during Farmajo's rule, so the election should be expedited so that the situation does not get out of hand.

Deni's candidacy scares Farmajo and his team

Supporters of former President Farmajo have launched a scathing attack on Puntland President Said Abdullahi Deni, after he announced his candidacy for the presidency of Somalia.

Farmajo's group has targeted Saeed Deni personally on social media, posting hundreds of messages, obscene pictures and insulting texts, highlighting the seriousness of Deni's candidacy against Farmajo.

The attack on Puntland President Said Deni on social media is based on the fact that candidate Said Deni announced that his primary goal is to rid Somalia of Farmajo.

Lawmaker Abdishakur Ali Mire, a Farmajo supporter, said "Farmajo's defeat is the first goal of foreign governments, but candidates with a national vision should be given the opportunity to lead the country."

Responding, Ahmed Moalim Fiqi, a member of parliament, said: "If a man is suspected of being in charge of a foreign government, is that not Farmajo in a small Gulf state?"Responding, Ahmed Moalim Fiqi, a member of parliament, said: "If a man is suspected of being run by a foreign government, is it not Farmajo who is run by a small Gulf state?"

Farmajo's mafia has launched a major attack on Puntland President Said Abdullahi Deni's social media accounts, citing Farmajo's fear of losing the election.

Surprisingly, one of Farmajo's supporters criticizing Said Deni is that he has embezzled funds from Puntland lawmakers and senators, who have supported Farmajo's expropriation of government assets and troops.

Farmajo and his team are committed to doing whatever it takes to stay at Villa Somalia

Farmajo's faction intends to disrupt the election of Somalia's bicameral parliament until their plan to elect a speaker of parliament and the re-election of Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo as president comes to fruition.

Lafta Gareen and Qoorqoor, presidents of the South West and Galmudug of the Farmajo faction, have strongly opposed the announcement by the Federal Electoral Commission that the new parliamentarians will be sworn in at a ceremony in the office of the Somali prime minister on April 14th.

Farmajo's group intends to disrupt the completion of Somalia's elections in order to carry out their plan.

Farmajo and his team are determined to stay in power at all costs. It is planned that money and military forces will carry out their wishes. They have also decided not to listen to any pressure from the international community.

The main points they are currently focusing on are:

1) to wage war on the Federal Electoral Commission.

2) that the swearing in of the new parliamentarians should not take place in the office of the Prime Minister

3) That the election of the 16 seats in Garbaharey be held on the spot and not relocated to another city if necessary and held in a place where Farmajo's group has military might such as Mogadishu.

4) Convene a conference of the Dir and Digil & Mirifle clans in Baidoa to announce a political alliance between the two clans in order to secure their votes during the parliamentary and presidential elections.

5) Announce support for Farmajo's candidacy for the presidency of Somalia at the Baidoa conference.

Farmajo's group will not stop the international community from issuing daily statements calling on Somali leaders to end dozens of delayed elections.

Opposition groups called for a boycott of the election in protest of Farmajo and his group's attempt to disrupt Somalia's elections.

Deni announces candidacy for DF presidency

Puntland President Said Abdullahi Deni last night officially announced his candidacy for the presidency of Somalia.

Said Deni announced the decision during a meeting last night with the newly elected members of the Somali parliament in Puntland, who were received at the presidential palace in Garowe.

Since the start of Somalia's parliamentary elections, Said Diini's ambitions to become president of Somalia have been widely recognized, which he has finally confirmed.

"President Deni stands for the presidency of Somalia. He is a leader who can save our country. Somalia needs the people to vote and peace be upon him and both are his symbols." Said Puntland Government Spokesman Jama Dabarani.

Deni will be better than Farmajo who has taken the country to the brink of civil war and the worst economic and electoral corruption in the country.

Farmajo and his friends are responsible for the economic, political and security collapse of Somalia.

President Deni, who met with lawmakers in Garowe last night, presented his candidacy and asked them to support him in winning the country's top seat.

 

The United States has imposed sanctions on individuals delaying parliamentary elections in Somalia

  The United States banned travel to the United States by Somali officials and other individuals, accusing them of "undermining the democratic process" in Somalia.

US Secretary of State, Anthony Blinken, said that the United States imposed a visa ban after Somalia postponed the parliamentary elections.

In a statement issued by the State Department, Blinken said:

“We are now imposing visa restrictions under this policy against a number of Somali officials and other individuals to promote accountability for their obstructive actions.”

No powerful central government in Somalia for 30 years could lead to free and fair elections, and Farmajo and his group have repeatedly disrupted elections following a power struggle between Farmajo and Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Roble. .

Farmajo has not only disrupted the elections but also corrupted the country's economy and according to the United Nations Office in Somalia, 4.3 million people in Somalia have been affected by the drought, with 271,000 displaced.

Al-Shabaab, an al-Qaeda-linked group, uses Farmajo's gun and bomb attacks in the capital Mogadishu and elsewhere in Somalia, as well as as an obstacle to holding elections.

After US sanctions imposed on those who obstructed ending the election deadline, will it be difficult for Farmajo, Fahad Yassin, Mahdi Guled to postpone the election again?

US extends sanctions on Somali leaders

The US State Department says it has expanded its list of sanctions against Somali leaders for allegedly obstructing the current election, in line with a policy announced on February 8th.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken points out that the move was aimed at restricting the issuance of visas to those who, under section 212 (a), paragraph (3) and (C) of the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Act, apply. believed to be responsible for, or disrupting, Somalia's democratic parliamentary elections.

She added that while encouraging progress has been made over the past week, there are still many seats in parliament that have yet to be re-elected.

There are also credible reports, indicating that there are still irregularities and looting in the electoral process by Farmajo and his group.

The Somali government has failed to complete another, more deadline to complete the Somali parliamentary elections.

On March 15, the process of finalizing the Somali parliamentary elections was scheduled to take place but Farmajo, Fahad Yassin worked to postpone the elections by creating chaos in Garbaharey and Beledweyne.

The United States has said it will continue to assess the current political situation, with a statement announcing support for accountability and the conclusion of Somalia's swift, credible and transparent electoral process.

and that officials such as Farmajo, Fahad Yassin and Mahdi Guled will be singled out separately if they continue to disrupt the election.

The United States stands with the people of Somalia and is committed to working for the development of democracy in Somalia.

The United States welcomes the decision of the Somali Federal Electoral Commission

The United States has praised a new timetable issued by the Federal Electoral Commission, which stipulates the swearing-in of new members of both houses on April 14.

The FEIT committee schedule states that the 16th to 23rd of this month is scheduled to collect the documents of the members of the House of Representatives, and from the 24th to the 29th it is planned to verify those documents.

The US Embassy in Somalia has expressed optimism that the new timetable for the submission of the 11th members of parliament and their swearing-in will be implemented.

But Farmajo used South West and Galmudug to oppose the swearing-in decision in the election agreement so that the election would not be completed and he would remain in office as he had little hope of returning.

A statement from the US Embassy in support of the new timetable stated that they would meet with Somalia's new parliamentarians after the swearing-in ceremony.

The United States is one of the countries in the world that is closely monitoring Somalia's elections and the completion of the Parliamentary elections, which have been delayed several times.

According to the plan, the swearing-in ceremony of members of both houses of the 11th parliament will take place on April 14th.

Villa Somalia plots against Hawiye clan

A meeting was held last night at the presidential palace, Villa Uganda between Farmajo, Fahad Yasin, Mahdi Guled, Lafta Gareen and Mahad Awad.

The meeting is said to be about the agenda of a conference scheduled for March 25th in Baidoa, which will feature a political conspiracy against the Hawiye clan.

At the Baidoa conference, the plan was for the Dir, Digil and Mirifle clans to form an alliance with the aim of removing Hawiye and Darod from the posts of president and prime minister.

However, it later emerged that his intention was to give the speaker of the parliament to a person from Hawiye, in order to oust the president and that Laftagareen and Villa Somalia were working.

Qorshaha ah in qof Hawiye ah laga dhigo guddoomiye baarlamaan ayaa doorasho kasta la isku dayaa balse fashilma, mana cadda haddii markan lagu guuleysan karo.

Farmajo When he sees that his hopes for re-election are Zero, he is trying to oust the Hawiye presidential candidates who want him to get the post of Speaker of Parliament, which he believes could easily re-elect him if he wins.

Villa Somalia has become a staging ground for plots against the Somali people, Somali communities, clerics, intellectuals and youth during Farmajo's tenure.

elections shift from Garbaharey to Kismayo

Farmajo and his allies' troubles in Garbaharey have become the biggest challenge facing Somali Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Roble at the moment.

Garbaharey is the seat of the 2nd Jubbaland constituency and has 16 seats in the House of the People in the constituency of Jubbaland.

The Gedo regional administration, which is being pushed back by Farmajo, has completely blocked the arrival of a committee appointed by the Prime Minister to assess the situation in Garbaharey, the regional capital of Gedo.

Prime Minister Ruble told US Ambassador to Somalia Larry Andre on Thursday that there were obstacles to the Garbaharey election, which is being disrupted by Farmajo.

Jubbaland President Ahmed Mohamed Islam (Ahmed Madobe) also informed the US Ambassador that no elections could take place in Garbaharey, as Farmajo was disrupting it.

But Roble and Ahmed Madobe agreed to move the election from Garbaharey to Kismayo.

Farmajo & his group plan to loot the 16 seats in Garbaharey otherwise they will create explosions or delay the election.

So what is the next step for the United States to take, although he recently said that it will impose sanctions on those who obstruct the electoral process in the country.

As Parliamentary Elections are again on the verge of being delayed, beyond March 15th.

Farmajo is using HirShabelle Vice President Yusuf Ahmed Hagar (Dabageed) to prevent the return of the most prominent politicians in Beledweyne to Parliament.

HirShabelle President Ali Gudlawe, Farmajo and his faction prevented him from traveling to Johwar, after Gudlawe recently vehemently opposed a plan by Farmajo's faction, which was to close the remaining seats in Beledweyne to private individuals.

The president of HirShabelle has met with most of the candidates for the remaining 11 seats in Beledweyne and made it clear that he will never allow the candidates to be discriminated against.

The meeting was also attended by HirShabelle Vice President Yusuf Ahmed Hagar (Dabageed) who opposed the opening of seats.

Farmajo is using Yusuf Ahmed Hagar (Dabageed) to prevent some of Beledweyne's most prominent politicians from returning to Parliament.

Gudlawe called on the candidates to calm the situation, ensure that no one is robbed of their seats, and work with security forces to ensure security in Beledweyne during the elections.

Farmajo and his group are currently trying to get loyal MPs out of Beledweyne, in defiance of President Gudlawe's promise during his first visit to Beledweyne.

Farmajo and his group are responsible for any looting and delay in the Beledweyne election.

The Federal Electoral Commission (FEC) has suspended the by-elections in Beledweyne, Hiraan region, citing complaints about the process.

Farmajo's plan is to take the seat even if somalia collapses.

Identifying former members loyal to Farmajo for his corruption

 Former Minister of Foreign Affairs Mohamed Abdirisaq who spoke of the country's situation has greatly accused the president for a period of time, Farmajo was in a difficult situation.

He said the Farmaajo was in Villas Somalia records of misbehavior, the constitution that is not respected and insecurity and depression.

The Farmajo also led the country for insecurity and inflation in the country, manage the "dictatorship system".

During Farmajo's five years in power, our people have experienced widespread inflation, insecurity, droughts and, most importantly, a policy of impunity that does not respect the Constitution, Culture, Reconciliation and the rule of law. 

Farmajo also slowed down the finalization of the country's constitution, the formation of the Constitutional Court, and turned his attention to the fulfillment of his personal wishes, so as not to stand in the way of his dictatorial rule.

Evidence shows that Farmajo and his allies have led the country to insecurity and high inflation, and that they have ruled the country for 5 years under a dictatorship.

Prof. Abdirahman Haji Aden Ibbi, who has been a supporter and defender of Farmajo for the past five years and a member of NABAD iyo NOLOL, said Villa Somalia spent $ 34 million on parliamentary elections to get lawmakers to vote for Farmajo. , and indicated that a case to investigate the money would soon be opened.

Farmajo is the most corrupt president in somalia's history and uses public taxes to loot elections and re-elect

These issues must be taken to court.

Farmajo's ambition to restore dictatorship

Former Somali President Farmajo on his way to Qatar, unveiled a portrait of Farmajo with the inscription ‘Somali Republic’ emblazoned with the internationally recognized ‘Federal Republic of Somalia’.

Farmajo has on several previous occasions tried to turn the system of government into a single central government to re-establish a dictatorship, and if re-elected it is certain that the federal system will be overthrown to form a dictatorship. ah.

Farmajo has gone to Qatar to raise funds to overthrow the Somali Federal Government, and he wants to turn the system of government into a dictatorship.

Serving the dictatorial regime that ruled Somalia from 1969-1990.

Farmajo, using the experience of the Siad Barre regime, has been at the forefront of several attempts to overthrow the federal system in Somalia during his tenure in order to revive the dictatorship.

Farmajo's visit to Qatar, which is at a critical juncture in the run-up to the election, is a trip to raise funds for his re-election campaign.

Qatar is Farmajo's biggest ally, and he funded his 2016-2017 election campaign with the aim of facilitating any plans for Somalia.

However, Qatar also wants the seat returned, which means Farmajo is working for Qatar and not for the Somali people.

Will Gudlawe ruin his reputation by apologizing to Villa Somalia?

 HirShabelle SEIT Committee announces election schedule for 11 seats in the House of the People in Beledweyne, the second constituency of HirShabelle administration.

Some of the seats that will be contested by influential politicians are: Hop # 004, Hop # 010, Hop # 011, Hop # 019, Hop # 030, Hop # 039, Hop # 058, Hop # 059, Hop # 063, Hop # 066 and Hop # 135.

The president of HirShabelle is facing strong pressure from Farmajo and Fahad Yasin not to include Amin Mohamed Abdi in the list of candidates.

Amina's HOP # 135, also known as the Justice Seat, was one of 11 seats announced by the HirShabelle Electoral Commission, which will be up for grabs in Beledweyne.

Farmajo and Fahad Yassin try to block Hop # 135 MP Amina Mohamed Abdi, who has been a vocal critic of the presidency and NISA, accusing Ikraan of being in their hands.

The presidential battle against Amina was sparked by a feud between lawmakers as she fought for justice for Ikraan Tahliil Farah, a member of the NISA who has been missing for eight months, whose killing is blamed on officials. of the agency.

Villa Somalia wants the seat for Omar Faruuq Osman, NUSOJ secretary general for Somali journalists.

Many scholars and politicians have warned that Ali Gudlawe should not tarnish his image by removing Amina, who has the support of the Somali people and her community.

Gudlawe will also be part of the injustice done to the Ikraan family, if he combines the killing of their daughter, as well as the ouster of his fellow lawmaker.

Southwest dismisses officials and announces six-seat schedule

 A decree issued by the office of the Minister of Interior of the South West Administration Mohamed Abukar Abdi has removed all district officials from the Baidoa administration and appointed new ones.

In a surprise move, Laftagareen ordered the removal of Farmajo's opposition officials in Baidoa.

Baidoa, the interim capital of the South West, is currently undergoing elections for members of the House of the People of the Somali Parliament.

The South West Administration has announced the date for the election of six members of the House of the People of the Somali Parliament, whose constituency is located in Baidoa.

The South West SEIT has released a new timetable for the election of these six seats: Hop # 275, Hop # 230, Hop # 183, Hop # 178, Hop # 050 and Hop # 253.

No change is expected and Laftagareen wants to loot Farmajo's seats, as has been the case with the previous ones.

We call on the international community to address this election looting by Farmajo and his mafia group, which has cut ties and could plunge the country into civil war.