Farmajo and his allies have launched acts of terrorism in an attempt to delay the presidential election

Farmajo and his allies are plotting political chaos and destabilizing the country.

There have been more terrorist attacks in the country these days, a day after the parliamentary elections, in which Farmajo and his allies were defeated, killing at least four Somali soldiers and wounding others, on Friday, a powerful explosion also occurred in Janale area of Lower Shabelle region.

At least 10 Somali military personnel have been killed in a landmine blast between Balad and Jowhar, in the Middle Shabelle region.

Reports say the target of the attack was Col Saney Abdulle, a senior member of the Somali National Army, who survived the assassination attempt.

Several other soldiers were wounded in the blast, which hit one of the vehicles escorting Col Saney, who was on his way to Jowhar, the capital of Hir Shabelle region.

Somali politicians and military experts have warned of plots by Farmajo and his allies following his defeat in the parliamentary elections.

They indicated that Farmajo would use terrorist operations, and that he was working hard to postpone the presidential election on time, so that he and his allies could spend more time in Villa Somalia.

Farmajo is said to be behind it, trying to convince the international community, the people and the opposition that the security situation in the country is currently unstable, and therefore sending a message that the presidential election cannot be held at this time, so re-enactment.

In order to eliminate the long-running crisis caused by Farmajo in our country, the electoral process must be accelerated.

Fahad and Farmajo plotting security chaos

 Former Deputy Commander of the National Security and Intelligence Service, General Abdalla Abdalla, has warned of political chaos and security disruptions by Fahad and Farmajo, in order to disrupt the Somali presidential election.

General Abdalla, said that in order to avoid a dangerous plan by the outgoing Group, it was necessary to expedite the timing of the Presidential election. "If they have time, what they are doing can be seen as an explosion and chaos," he said.

The Speaker of both Houses of Parliament, he called on them to take over the responsibility of the country, especially the Speaker of the House of Representatives, and told him that he is the acting President, as the term of Mohamed Farmajo ended a year and three months ago.

"The speaker of the parliament has a job to do tomorrow and they will be questioned about the country. From last night on, the acting president is the speaker of the parliament and he is expected to hold the presidential election as soon as possible." Abdalla said.

He called for vigilance on Eid al-Fitr, and suggested that every citizen take part in overcoming this difficult situation and thwarting the conspiracies of the illegitimate Presidential team.

"Time is running out. Fahad and Farmajo are thinking of creating insecurity and chaos. They should not be given time to continue the search. Every citizen has a responsibility to the security of the country and we are facing it. on the days of Eid ”. He added.

The Prime Minister and Parliament should also hold presidential elections as soon as possible to oust Farmajo and Hassan Ali Kheyre from Qatar.

The election of Sheikh Adan Madobe is a major sign that Farmajo will not return

Lawmaker Sheikh Adan Mohamed Nur (Sheikh Adan Madobe) has been elected as the new speaker of Somalia's lower house of parliament, following a long and tumultuous election.

Lawmaker Sheikh Adan Madobe defeated lawmaker Hassan Abdinur in the last round of elections. Sheikh Adan Madobe received 163 votes, while Hassan Abdinur received 89 votes.

Sheikh Aden Madobe's victory puts an end to more than a year of uncertainty in the country, and means that the two legislative bodies are now established and have a chairman.

Farmajo has only become a presidential candidate like any other candidate and will not be able to decide.

Sheikh Adan Madobe, for some time, was one of the most outspoken dissidents in the system of former President Farmajo, and was a member of the Himilo Qaran Party led by former President Sharif Sheikh Ahmed.

Aden Mohamed Nur [Madobe], returned as Minister of Justice and Speaker of the Transitional Federal Parliament, while acting as President of Somalia from 29 December 2008 to 31 January 2009.

In April and May 2010, a rift between Madobe and then-Prime Minister Omar Abdirashid Ali Sharmarke erupted, prompting Madobe to resign and be replaced by Sharif Hassan Sheikh Aden.

Madobe's election, meanwhile, means that Farmajo's party, once again, has suffered a major defeat in an open-ended election.

It is also a great signal that Farmajo, who has no hope, will take the path of Hassan Abdi Nur, who, as time is running out, faces a major storm of opposition to their return.

Abdi Hashi's victory means a victory for the Somali people

 Former Speaker of the Upper House, Senator Abdi Hashi Abdullahi, has been re-elected Speaker of the House of Elders, defeating Senator Salah Ahmed Jama and Senator Osman Obokor Dubbe.

Senator Abdi Hashi Abdullahi, received the votes of 28 Senators in the Upper House, which means he has won more than two-thirds [50 + 1], the seat he has held for the past five years.

Senator Salah Ahmed Jama, the current Minister for the Constitution of the Transitional Federal Government (TFG), who has been campaigning the most and is widely expected to win the seat, received 24 votes and came in second.

The Minister of Information, Culture and Tourism, Senator Osman Obokor Dubbe, also received 2 votes, and the election results were announced at the Aficio Tent by the Transitional Federal Government (TFG) Chairman Mohamed Abdi Yusuf [Gagaab].

The Somali people and the Council of Candidates Union, congratulate Senator Abdi Hashi Abdullahi on his election as Speaker of the 11th Upper House of the Federal Parliament 2022-2026.

Senator Abdi Hashi was at the forefront of the struggle against the illegal extension and political turmoil led by dictator Farmajo.

Abdi Hashi's victory means a victory for the Somali people with a neutral parliament far from the hands of Farmajo and Fahad Yasin who have been disrupting the country.

Today we are waiting for Sheikh Adan Madobe to win the post of Speaker of Parliament, to complete the victory.

Farmajo attacks Interim Speaker of Parliament Abdisalam Haji Ahmed (Dhabancad)

Interim Speaker of the House of Representatives Abdisalam Haji Ahmed (Dhabancad), who spoke to the media, said they had attacked white-collar forces to prevent the swearing in of El-Waq MPs and the election. Chairman of the 11th JFS Parliamentary Assembly.

According to Dhabancad, the police chief, Hijaar, prevented the newly-elected lawmakers from being sworn in at the Aficio Tent and placed orders at hotels in the capital to prevent the swearing-in ceremony.

The soldiers who attacked the Speaker of the House of the People of Dhabanad, led by the NISA Commander at Aden Adde International Airport, were intent on assassinating the Speaker of the House of the People.

Dhabancad guards, however, foiled the attempt, disarmed and arrested the attacking soldiers, sent by Farmajo, who had been in office for five years for political unrest.

All the MPs elected from Ceel-waaq were sworn in last night, and some groups with unidentified certificates were spotted on some of the streets of Mogadishu, claiming to be MPs from Garbaharey.

The election of the Speaker of the Upper House, the 11th Parliament, ended today at the Afisyon Tent in Halane camp and was won by Abdi Hashi, while the election of the Speaker of the House of the People is scheduled for Wednesday, April 27, 2022.

Sheikh Adan Madobe is predicted to win the post of speaker of parliament.

 Sheikh Adan Mohamed Nur (Sheikh Adan Madobe), former Speaker of Parliament and current Member of Parliament, is currently running for Speaker of Parliament.

The leadership of the 11th Parliament cannot be a test, given the threat posed by the 10th Parliament.

In this month's election, the people are waiting for a person whose weight is significant in the House.

Sheikh Adan Madobe is the only opposition candidate who will no doubt be elected speaker of parliament, and he is a powerful figure in parliament.

According to many political commentators, Sheikh Aden Madobe is the only candidate who is currently the most trusted candidate for speaker of parliament.

In a Twitter poll, the results were published as follows:

Sheikh Adan Madobe received 53%

Sherif Mohammed Abdullah wins 19%

Mohamed Mursal receives 16%

Abdirashid Xidig receives 12%

This proves that Sheikh Adan Madobe is the only candidate who will undoubtedly win the post of speaker of parliament.

Gabriel Jesus scored four goals and made a fifth as Manchester City thrashed Watford to move four points clear at the top of the Premier League.

 With a month of the season to go, City know they will be champions if they win all their remaining league games and they will hope for more afternoons like this one, where their victory was never in doubt.

Watford tried their best, but they were outclassed by a rampant City team and remain anchored in the bottom three, seven points adrift of safety.

The Hornets have suffered heavy defeats at Etihad Stadium before, losing 8-0 here on their last visit in 2019. They suffered more misery this time, with Jesus the man most responsible.

The Brazilian put City ahead inside four minutes when he turned in Oleksandr Zinchenko's driven cross, then doubled their lead when he headed home a precise Kevin de Bruyne delivery from close range.

Hassane Kamara pulled a goal back when his powerful angled drive eluded Ederson, but Rodri restored City's two-goal advantage before the break with a thunderous shot into the top corner after Jesus found him on the edge of the area.

Any hope of a Hornets comeback was ended right at the start of the second half, when Kamara's mistake allowed Jesus to run in at goal and he was felled by visiting keeper Ben Foster.

Referee Kevin Friend pointed at the spot and, after a lengthy VAR check not helped by a problem with Friend's microphone, the decision stood - allowing Jesus to slam home the penalty and complete his first Premier League hat-trick since arriving in Manchester in 2016.

Jesus was not done yet, rounding off a superb team move soon afterwards when he ran on to a De Bruyne pass, and although no more goals followed in the final half hour, City had long since wrapped up the points.

Every goal counts for City now

City's advantage over second-placed Liverpool is the biggest it has been since 16 March, but that might only last until Sunday's Merseyside derby, when the Reds have a chance to respond.

In a title race as tight as this one, goal difference could well play a part and the size of this win means City's is now on +59, just two behind Liverpool on +61.

While City were expected to improve those numbers against the struggling Hornets, to see Jesus lead their charge was something of a surprise.

Before Saturday, the 25-year-old Brazilian had scored only seven goals all season, with just three of those in the league, and he was being used more often as a right winger than a striker.

His future was uncertain too, with his contract up in 2023 and talk of a possible switch to Arsenal this summer emerging this week, so this was a reminder of his value of Pep Guardiola's side.

You would not quite describe Jesus as an unlikely hero - he has played a big part in too many of City's previous successes for that, but this was a timely return to scoring form, especially with Real Madrid the next visitors to the Etihad in the Champions League semi-finals on Tuesday.

Election of Speaker of Parliament and villa somalia nominated by loyalists to disrupt the election

 The Committee for the Election of the Speaker of the House of Representatives, is in the final stages of forming a formal leadership for both Houses of the Legislature, by April 27th, according to the Electoral Commission's election schedule.

The registration of candidates for the post of Speaker and Deputy Speaker of the House of the People of the Federal Parliament (JFS) is expected to be completed today, while the three-day registration of candidates for the post of Speaker of the Upper House was completed yesterday.

In the upper house, on Saturday and Sunday, the candidates will address the House of Representatives, a one-day break will be held on Monday, while the election of the Speaker and Deputy Speakers of the House of Elders will take place on Tuesday.

In the lower house, on Saturday and Sunday, the candidates will address the House of Representatives, a two-day break, Monday and Tuesday, and the election of the Speaker and Deputy Speakers of the lower house will take place on Wednesday.

Osman Obokor Dubbe has been nominated by Villa Somalia for the post of Speaker of the Upper House, and in 2020 he was appointed Minister of Information, at the suggestion of Farmajo.

He was known for serving Farmajo's interests and using it to attack the opposition and neighboring countries.

Incumbent Minister of Water and Power Hassan Abdinur, who has no political experience by the end of 2020, has been appointed Minister of Water and Power, following a proposal from South West President Abdiaziz Liftagareen, Villa somalia nominates Speaker of Parliament to disrupt parliamentary election.

Farmajo and Fahad plan to disrupt the country's elections

The country's Supreme Court has dismissed the case filed by Fahad Yassin against the Federal Electoral Commission, citing the Supreme Court's lack of jurisdiction to hear complaints about administrative decisions in the by-elections.

The court announced that it accepted the opposition of the Office of the Attorney General on behalf of the Federal Indirect Election Implementation Committee that the Supreme Court has no jurisdiction to hear complaints related to the 11th JFS Indirect Election.

The Court stated that the Electoral Disputes Resolution Committee, is responsible for adjudicating and resolving complaints arising from the decisions and actions taken by the two commissions, FEIT and SEIT, in accordance with Article 1 of the Commission's responsibilities and duties.

The move came as a blow to Fahad Yassin and Farmajo, who believed the Supreme Court could, illegally, make Fahad a Member of Parliament, and now have to comply with the FEIT Commission's decision to re-run the election. seat HOP086, from Beledweyne.

Both Farmajo and Fahad using Al-Shabaab along with their loyal armed forces want to disrupt the parliamentary elections so that the country's elections do not end.

We are determined never to hold elections in the country to stay in Villa Somalia.

The Somali people are also aware of Farmajo and Fahad's plans, and are ready to thwart any attempt to destroy democracy in Somalia.

Fahad Yassin's case rejected by Supreme Court

 The country's Supreme Court has dismissed the case filed by Fahad Yassin against the Federal Electoral Commission, citing the Supreme Court's lack of jurisdiction to hear complaints about administrative decisions in the by-elections.

The Supreme Court, however, announced that it had rejected the E-Som petition. 17/2022, dated 07/04/2022 against the decision of the Electoral Implementation Commission, 24 hours after the Court heard the hearing of the case filed by the accused Fahad Yassin.

Also, the Court announced that it accepted, the objection of the Office of the Attorney General on behalf of the Federal Indirect Election Implementation Committee that the Supreme Court has no jurisdiction to hear complaints related to the 11th by-elections. of JFS.

The court affidavit, signed by Bashe Yusuf Ahmed, Salah Ibrahim Dhiblawe and Abdiaziz Mohamed Yusuf, ruled that the court had no jurisdiction to hear such a case, and that there was no provision in the Indirect Election Agreement that empowered it. In court.

The Court stated that the Electoral Disputes Resolution Committee, is responsible for adjudicating and resolving complaints arising from the decisions and actions taken by the two commissions, FEIT and SEIT, in accordance with Article 1 of the Commission's responsibilities and duties.

According to this article, anyone who has a complaint about a decision made by the two levels of the Electoral Commission or any action taken by these commissions must submit their complaint to the Electoral Dispute Resolution Commission, the body responsible for resolving electoral disputes. born of.

The move is a blow to Fahad Yassin, who believed the Supreme Court could, illegally, make him a Member of Parliament, and now has to comply with the FEIT Committee's decision to re-run the HOP086 seat. which is elected from Beledweyne.

Farmajo and Fahad Yasin used Alshabab to shell the parliament building

 A number of mortar shells landed in Villa Hargeisa, during a hearing on the progress and upcoming activities of the Parliamentary Election Organizing Committee.

Prior to the mortar attack, the Transitional Federal Institutions (TFIs) Elections were approved and the registration fee for candidates for the presidency

 and the Speaker of the House of Representatives was increased. you in JFS.

The registration fee for candidates for the post of Speaker has been reduced from $ 20,000 to $ 15,000.

 Candidates for the post of Vice-Chairman will be charged $ 15,000, up from $ 10,000.

The one for the President was $ 40,000, up from $ 30,000.

The Speaker of the House of Representatives, in his report, said that the election of the Speaker of the House of the People will take place on April 27,

 while the election of the Speaker of the Upper House will take place on April 26, after which artillery shelling caused the House to disband.

When the Electoral Commission announced that the registration of candidates would begin tomorrow, April 19, there was an uproar in the assembly,

 with Kullane Jiis, Abdishakur Miri and NISA officials, who KON had previously said would cause chaos at the meeting. Parliament.

We already know that Fahad and Farmajo want to delay the approval of the agenda in order to postpone the gubernatorial election,

 but when that failed, they resorted to shelling the parliament building, which is located in a safe area. 

Farmajo and Fahad Yassin disrupt the election of the Speaker of both Houses of Parliament.

Fahad and Farmajo's motive for the chaos and failure of the parliamentary session was to disrupt the election of the Speaker of both Houses of Parliament.

NISA lawmakers in the lower house and a small number of Farmajo's supporters argued that there was no need to expedite parliamentary elections, and called for a referendum, which is illegal.

According to the rules of procedure of Parliament, each House must elect a permanent leadership within seven days, and there is no specific reason to avoid that, according to the Chairman of the Electoral Commission.

A number of mortar shells hit Villa Hargeisa, during a hearing on the proceedings and activities of the Parliamentary Election Organizing Committee.

Prior to the mortar attack on the compound, amendments to the Provisional Procedure for the Elections of the Speaker of both Houses of Parliament and the President were approved.

Fahad and Farmajo wanted to delay the approval of the agenda, in order to postpone the parliamentary elections, but when they failed to do so, they resorted to shelling the parliament building, which is located in a safe area.

Because Fahad Yassin wants the 11th parliament to go on holiday, and on the 10th of Ramadan to go to Umrah, to get a chance to find out the cases he has filed, which he wants to become a member of parliament.

Fahad, who wants to run for the post of First Deputy Speaker of the lower house, whose candidates will receive a certificate of candidacy from today, is the main reason why he wants to postpone the election of the Speaker of the House.

Khayre has failed in his responsibilities as Prime Minister how can he be elected president?

 After three and a half years of failed experiment, once again hassan ali khaire wants to sit in the highest political seat of all somalia.

Former Prime Minister Hassan Ali Kheyre, who on 1 March 2017, received a vote of confidence in the Somali parliament, before being ousted on 25 July 2020, which means 1243 days, or 177 weeks & 4 days, or three years and four months and For 25 days he held the political seat at that time the highest point of his Hiwiye community.

So, has Kheyre's time come out of the high profile representation and image of the Prime Minister? Did he have a unique vision for his environment and for Somalis in general? Was he a national servant or an individual worker? Did he have leadership manners? Does he deserve to be re-elected?

The examples below show that Kheyre has no political experience, no courage, no representation, and no Prime Minister's position, proving that he was Farmajo's servant.

At the beginning of March 2017, he worked for Farmajo's interests and the implementation of Fahad Yassin's directives, both internally and externally, and was used in the political invasion of countries that have long been friends of Somalia, such as; Djibouti, Kenya, Egypt, UAE and Saudi Arabia, to apologize to Qatar for appointing Farmajo as President.

Kheyre, who witnessed the massacre of civilians on two separate occasions in Barire, ordered the then Minister of Defense to label the massacre farmers as terrorists, members of the 10th parliament. He threatened them and told them they could not defend the farmers.

He assisted in the extradition of Abdikarin Sheikh Muse, (Qalbi-dhagax), one of the soldiers who stood up for the liberation of the West in 1997, and added the ONLF to its list of terrorists, in order to justify the surrender of qalbi- dhagax.

Hassan Ali Kheyre, during his tenure, was the deadliest massacre in Mogadishu, and no one was fired or held accountable, however, he was promoted and promoted to a high-ranking criminal.

He has generally failed in his responsibilities as Prime Minister, in particular he has trampled on all the rights of his people, and he still refuses to take steps to correct his mistakes.

In order to get the country out of the crisis, parliamentary elections must be completed before Eid

 The outgoing group, led by Farmajo and Fahad Yassin, wants to disrupt a joint session of the JFS Parliamentary Assembly today, which will approve the bicameral election law.

Fahad ordered NISA officers, who had looted their seats, to block the House of Representatives from approving the parliamentary speaker election law today.

Former President Farmajo also paid a lot of money last night for lawmakers from the South West not to go to Villa Hargeisa today, however, many members from Baidoa refused.

Fahad and Farmajo's intentions in disrupting the parliamentary session are to disrupt the bicameral parliamentary elections scheduled for the end of this month, to run for the presidency.

Fahad wants the 11th Parliament to go on holiday, and on the 10th of Ramadan to go to Umrah, to get a chance to find out the cases he has filed, which he wants to become a member of the House of Representatives.

Fahad also wants to corrupt the position of First Deputy Speaker of the lower house.

In order to win, the parliamentary election must be completed before Eid in order to get the country out of the crisis, Presidential elections are also being held to save the country from a dictator.

The Supreme Court is trying to illegally release Fahad Yassin's seat

 Office of the Attorney General, Dr. Osman Elmi Guled, responded to a statement from the Office of the Assistant Chief Justice, urging the lawyer to respond to the lawsuit filed by Fahad Yassin against the FEIT Committee.

Dr. Osman Elmi, said he needed more time to get to the bottom of the case, and demanded that he be given two weeks, to meet with, the accused Chairman of the Electoral Commission.

The Supreme Court is reportedly preparing to illegally vacate the seat of Fahad Yassin and, at the same time, overturn the Electoral Commission's decision.

Chief Justice Bashe Yusuf Ahmed also met with Farmajo and Fahad Yassin at the presidential palace, and presented Chief Justice Bashe Yusuf Ahmed with money earmarked for the seat.

The purpose of the meeting was to allow Bashe Yusuf to vacate the HOP086 seat, which was looted by Fahad Yassin in Beledweyne, while the FEIT Committee approved two of the seats held by the South West Administration.

 it is questionable, what is the law, only serving Fahad who Ikraan Tahlil and others like him cannot argue.

Somali Prime Minister Roble is determined to bring the country out of this security and electoral crisis

 Prime Minister Roble is fulfilling his mandate as he strives to complete the country's elections, restore security and institutions while working to complete the elections in Somalia.

He has put in a lot of effort and time to get the parliamentarians elected and he has finally succeeded in fulfilling their oath of office.

The Federal Electoral Implementation Team [FEIT] has also relocated from Jubbaland to Garbaharey to Ceel-waaq, according to a recent letter from the GHDHF.

The commission said it was necessary to elect 16 seats before the parliamentary and presidential elections, and said there was a security challenge in Garbaharey.

The Prime Minister, Mohamed Hussein Roble, welcomed the decision, considering the right to represent the people of Gedo Region and the importance of completing the elections.

The Prime Minister called on the Jubaland Electoral Commission [SEIT] and the Jubaland State Government to complete the remaining seats as soon as possible, so that there are no further disruptions.

Somali Prime Minister Roble is determined to complete the election to end the country's security and electoral crisis.

Prime Minister Roble is working to complete the election

 His Excellency Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Roble has welcomed the decision of the Federal Electoral Commission (FEC) to relocate the Garbaharey constituency to Ceelwaaq district in Gedo region.

Roble also called on the SEIT committee in Jubbaland and the Jubbaland regional government to complete the remaining seats as soon as possible, so that there are no further disruptions.

The Prime Minister of the Federal Republic of Somalia, HE Mohamed Hussein Roble, while respecting the right to represent the people of Gedo Region and the importance of completing the elections, commends and welcomes the decision of the FEIT Electoral Commission on the 2nd constituency in Jubaland, ”said a statement from Roble's office. .

The Prime Minister of Somalia is working to complete the election, and it was only recently that Roble expelled two members of the Federal Electoral Commission who were trying to block the completion of the election by Farmajo who wanted to stay in Villa Somalia.

The decision was a victory for the will of the Somali people and the country following the swearing in of parliamentarians today, and the seat will soon be vacated by dictator Farmajo.

Roble Let the Somali people support his efforts to ensure the smooth running of the elections and to conduct the elections in a peaceful, free and fair manner.

The committee's decision has been widely welcomed by the president of the Jubbaland state, and it is unclear how they will react to the Garbaharey administration under Villa Somalia, which is leading to insecurity.

Garbaharey seats transferred to Ceel Waaq

The Federal Electoral Implementation Team [FEIT] has relocated Jubbaland constituency 2 from Garbaharey to Ceel Waaq, according to a recent GHDHF letter.

The commission said it was necessary to elect 16 seats before the parliamentary and presidential elections, and said there was a security challenge in Garbaharey.

The commission accused the Garbaharey administration of obstructing members of the Electoral Implementation Committee from visiting the town to monitor the security situation.

"The committee has decided to change the election from Garbaharey to Ceel waaq in Gedo region." A statement from the FEIT Electoral Commission said.

The Jubbaland administration in southern Somalia has accused Farmajo of plotting to deploy foreign troops in the region.

It is learned that the Ethiopian military intelligence met with Kulane jiis from Farmajo's side, to plot to disrupt the Garbaharey elections.

The Prime Minister, Mohamed Hussein Roble, welcomed the decision, considering the right to represent the people of Gedo Region and the importance of completing the elections.

The Prime Minister called on the Jubaland Electoral Commission [SEIT] and the Jubaland State Government to complete the remaining seats as soon as possible, so that there are no further disruptions.

 

A solution has been reached and the KGS MPs are heading to Mogadishu

 Attempts by Farmajo and Fahad Yassin to use Laftagareen to disrupt the country's electoral process to prevent lawmakers from being sworn in on time have failed.

The Federal Electoral Commission [FEIT] last night released the seats HOP204 and HPP103, which had previously been suspended, while an agreement was reached on the seat HOP154, and it was decided to re-run the election.

Members of the FEIT Committee, who arrived in Baidoa yesterday, announced the decision, following a proposal by opposition lawmakers who recently visited the city, who presented the plan to Abdiaziz Laftagareen, who also expressed no interest. 

The HOP103 seat was occupied by the former Speaker of the House of the People, Mohamed Sheikh Osman Jawari, who was looted in Baidoa by Mohamed Ali Hassan, while HOP204, was looted by Isaq Ali Subag, and was rejected by the Minister of Defense, Abdulkadir Mohamed Nur (Jama).

South West MPs, heading to Mogadishu, will receive the FEIT Committee Certificate, before taking part in the swearing-in of the 11th JFS Parliament, which will take place today at the Afasio Tent.

The move marks the end of a long-running plan by Farmajo and his faction not to swear in lawmakers while the FEIT committee seeks a solution to Fahad Yassin's HOP086 seat in Beledweyne.

After the swearing-in, the parliamentary session is officially convened, so that the oldest person can be elected as the interim Speaker, then preparations for the election of the Speaker of the House, and the formation of the House of Representatives will be formed.

The Federal Electoral Commission (FEC) has tonight released 2 of the 3 seats in the South West that were rejected in the by-elections.

 Chairman of the Electoral Commission Muse Guelleh has arrived in Baidoa, accompanied by Minister Khadijo Diriye and other members to resolve the dispute between the South West and the Electoral Commission.

Muse Gelle is meeting with the President of South West to address their concerns.

Accompanied by the Chairman of the Electoral Commission, Khadija Diriye traveled to Baidoa to seek the release of Fahad Yassin from the Electoral Commission.

Farmajo and Fahad Yassin want to use Laftagareen to disrupt the election process by not swearing in lawmakers on time.

However, the Federal Electoral Commission (FEC) has tonight released the HOP204 and HOP103 seats in the South West constituency. as announced at a press conference held in Baidoa by the members of the committee who left today.

The commission also decided to re-run the HOP154 by-election out of the 3 seats in the South West that were rejected in the by-elections.

"We are informing the Somali people that members of parliament from the South West will go directly to Mogadishu and the swearing-in ceremony, after receiving their membership certificates," the commission said in a statement.

The committee members said that when they arrived in Baidoa today, they started the process of electing the two seats they had cleared tonight, and also decided to re-elect the other seat.

Farmajo and James Swan plan to deploy foreign troops in Garbaharey

 Farmajo and James Swan plan to deploy foreign troops in Godo region.

The Jubbaland administration in southern Somalia has accused Farmajo of plotting to deploy foreign troops in the Gedo region.

The incident comes just three days after reports of a closed-door security meeting chaired by UN envoy to Somalia James Swan in the border town of Dolow between Abdullahi Kalune Jiis Farmajo and a high level delegation from Ethiopia led by General Tashuma Abilu.

It is said that the Ethiopian military intelligence met with Kulane Jiis, to devise a plan to disrupt the elections and the preparation of the Somali forces trained in Eritrea, the Liyo regional police and trained and organized clan militias in Baidoa, Somalia.

Earlier, Farmajo took desperate steps to manipulate the 16 Gdo MPs, using fear and foreign militias.

Allegations have been leveled against the United Nations and its envoy over the failure of democracy in Somalia, and the United Nations is believed to be fueling the conflict inside Somalia.

The UN Secretary-General spoke by telephone with outgoing Somali President Farmajo, discussing a range of issues including elections, security, drought and the new African Union Mission in Somalia (Atmis).

What did Farmajo do about these issues?

FARMAAJO's speech did not reflect the reality of Somalia

 Farmajo's speech at the April 12 commemoration was far from the reality of Somalia.

Farmajo's most frequent statement was "CLAN" to warn the nation, but instead Farmajo worked to revive tribalism by infiltrating the army, government jobs and all segments of society, as well as disrupting it due to tribalism Gedo election.

Farmajo denies the governments of his predecessors and their performance, citing a time when only clans were functioning.

Farmajo spoke in his speech about the building, equipping and rights of the army but did not mention a single village they liberated, and was arrested today in Mogadishu for fear of Al-Shabaab and the celebration was guarded by Amison!

He spoke out against patriotism and political instability, reiterating that during his time in power tribalism had been revived, there had been widespread mistrust, and the political instability he had created had nothing to do with his government.

He also did not mention any so-called elections, the swearing in of parliamentarians and the Gedo region, which has been marred by Farmajo's erratic policies.

In the end, Farmajo appeared to be talking to another nation and the rest of the world and ignoring the reality of Somalia.

James Swan is working to re-elect Farmajo

 James Swan is changing the perception of the Somali people about the neutrality of the United Nations and international delegations.

UN accusations of failing to democratize Somalia.

The Special Representative of the Secretary-General (SRSG) for Somalia and Head of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Somalia (UNSOM), James Swan, has altered Somalia's perception of neutrality in the international delegation as a whole.

UN envoy to Somalia James Swan has reportedly joined Farmajo and his group in supporting their stay at Villa Somalia.

He was also questioned about James' handling of the crisis in Somalia, and was found to be working to help Farmajo stay in the presidency illegally.

James Swan's follow-up to Farmajo will be a challenge to Somalia's upcoming elections.

It also demonstrates that the United Nations is working to fuel the conflict in Somalia.

The United Nations and the African Union will be held accountable if Somalia's elections fail

James Swan, the UN envoy to Somalia, is working with Farmajo and his team to stay in power and to harm the country and its people.

James Swan, aware of the difficulties and obstacles facing Farmajo's election, does not speak out or submit to the United Nations, and his support for Farmajo's group is evident, and that his decisions are in line with Farmajo's plans.

It is a disgrace for the United Nations that James Swan has sided with some of Somalia's political rivals.

The United Nations and the African Union will be held accountable if the election fails, because Farmajo bought bribes from officials sent to mediate the situation in order to win the election.

And the Somali people are demanding the removal of James Swan because he does not talk about the plight of Farmajo in the country, James Swan has lost the trust of the Somali people.

If James Swan continues to work for somalia, it is a clear indication that the united nations want somalia to collapse.

So are the United Nations and the African Union in somalia to destroy somalia again or to rebuild somalia?

Roble issues an order barring Ambassador Madeira from entering the country

 Somali Ministry of Internal Security refers to the letter Ref. OPM / 0194/04/2022 issued by the Office of the Prime Minister has ordered the Immigration and Naturalization Service to revoke the residence of Ambassador Francisco Madeira and not to issue him with a visa again.

The ministry also instructed the Immigration and Naturalization Service to inform all concerned that Ambassador Francisco Madeira could not be extradited as he was not wanted in the country.

The letter from the Ministry of Security instructed security agencies, particularly those operating at Aden Adde International Airport, that the Madeira Ambassador could not enter the country as he was an unwanted person.

The order came after the African Union rejected a decision by Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Roble to expel the AU Special Representative for Somalia Francisco Madeira.

AU Commission Chairperson Moussa Faki Mahamat said instead that they were taking Farmajo's decision not to expel Ambassador Francisco Madeira and that he would remain in office.

It is learned that Abiy Ahmed has pressured the African Union to work with Farmajo, who is at loggerheads with Roble, to prevent elections in the country.

African Union opposes ROOBLE's decision to expel Ambassador Madeira and ROOBLE orders not to enter the country

 The Chairperson of the African Union Commission, Moussa Faki Mahamat, has opposed a recent statement from the Office of the Prime Minister of Somalia, expelling Ambassador Francisco Madeira.

Moussa endorsed Farmajo's letter dated 7 April 2022, rejecting Roble's decision, while expressing his commitment to continue working with Ambassador Madeira and Farmajo.

He said the AU was committed to continuing its efforts to support Somalia in restoring lasting peace, security and stability, but that his continued support for Madeira would lead to insecurity and instability in the country.

It was also discovered that Abiy Ahmed was pressuring the African Union to work with Farmajo, who is at loggerheads with Roble, to prevent elections in the country.

Somali Ministry of Internal Security refers to the letter Ref. OPM / 0194/04/2022 issued by the Prime Minister's Office has ordered the Immigration Service to revoke the residence of Ambassador Francisco Madeira and not to issue him with a visa again.

The ministry also instructed the Migration Board to inform all concerned that Ambassador Francisco Madeira could not be extradited as he was not wanted in the country.

Farmajo and Fahad Yasin will continue to rule the country and will continue to commit crimes against the people

For the past five years Farmajo has burned all his political cards by committing murders, repression & abuse of power, and he has no legitimacy to be re-elected and that is why he is disrupting the upcoming elections.

Fahad and Farmajo's plan is to create insecurity, assassinate al-Shabaab members of opposition candidates and before the swearing-in of the 11th parliament.

Fahad and Farmajo are ready to kill more people to stay in power, and they are using Al-Shabaab to hide their crimes.

The outgoing group, led by Farmajo and Fahad Yassin, has begun fomenting further political unrest, in order to prevent the swearing-in of members of both houses of parliament so far.

Farmajo and Fahad also plotted to assassinate MP Amino, who had spent most of his time trying to bring justice to the Ikraan Tahliil family, who had also killed him in order to destroy the evidence.

The outgoing group, led by Farmajo and Fahad Yassin, began inciting political unrest to prevent the election from being completed, as they realized that the community hated them and would not be re-elected.

Farmajo and Fahad Yassin have committed serious crimes in the past five years, and if Farmajo stays in power, he will continue to commit crimes against humanity, including political assassinations and intimidation.

 

Laftagareen launches heavy attack on Roble, sparking clan tensions

Laftagareen attacked Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Roble, saying he would never accept political checkpoints and extortion.

Laftagareen argued that roadblocks had been set up illegally by Prime Minister Roble to hold seats in the administration.

He also said Roble was taking advantage of his personal interests and those of his close associates to hand over power to his administration, which he described as "impossible".

Laftagareen, who is understood to be working for Farmajo, has previously cut ties with Prime Minister Roble, who is the country's top election official.

Laftagareen is mobilizing the people of the South West to rekindle tribal strife, which is not in the interest of the Somali people but is Farmajo's plan to stay in Villa Somalia.

It is clear that Lafta-gareen is outraged, as more pressure and pressure is being put on Farmajo, just to disrupt the election.

But Prime Minister Roble said Abdiaziz Lafta-gareen's concerns would be addressed and he was ready, saying Lafta-gareen's remarks had surprised the Somali people and he hoped he would calm down and return to his old age.

The Hawiye clans are meeting to discuss the security and political situation in the country.

 The Habar-Gidir Leadership Council has called for an urgent meeting of the Hawiye Clan to discuss the security and political situation in the country.

The council also supported Prime Minister Roble's government in the smooth running of the election, and opposed Farmajo's obstruction of the election.

The council also warned the armed forces to stay out of politics and not to work for spoilers.

They called on the international community to impose sanctions on those who oppose the country's elections.

"The Habar-Gidir Leadership Council warns the outgoing leaders of violating the law and the constitution, as well as obstructing elections. The council declares that this will not be accepted by the people and will be held accountable by those who oppose it," the statement said. -the statement.

A solution must be found at the expected meeting of the Hawiye people to thwart Farmajo's attempt to disrupt the election.

Every Somali who aspires to support his country to bring peace to Somalia, must support Prime Minister Robley to hold free and fair elections.