Farmajo is trying to avenge lawmakers who did not vote him.

 In the run-up to the presidential election, Farmajo reportedly paid several lawmakers to vote for him.

The day before the election, Farmajo tried to arrest the MPs who received the money, after realizing they would not vote for him.

Farmajo bribed a majority of parliamentarians, particularly in Galmudug South West and Hir Shabelle, to get their votes, but lawmakers who did not want to return to the country and who had ruled the country for five years saw Farmajo as a dictator who could not be trusted develop the country.

Farmajo received only 35% of the total votes cast in the last round of voting.

There were some MPs who were paid to vote but agreed with the change. Farmajo wants to get the money back from the MPs after they was not voted for Farmajo.

After losing the election, Farmajo remained in Mogadishu to retaliate against lawmakers and use them against Al Shabaab.

He also uses his CBB supporters on social media to insult lawmakers who refuse to vote for farmajo.

CBB They are posting threats on social media and will be used by militias he still controls and commands.