Tribalist Farmajo appointed the remaining youths of the same clan to foreign embassies

 With Farmajo's legal term coming to an end, with just two days to go until the presidential election, there are reports that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is recruiting the largest number of staff to be sent to Somali embassies in Western countries.

Farmajo, who has already issued a decree suspending all promotions of government agencies, has also promoted certain individuals he is interested in.

Over the past 10 days, the transport of Farmajo's office staff, especially the elite, has been doubled, and in recent months they have been assigned to foreign embassies, especially the embassies of major European countries, Turkey and United States.

Not only did Farmajo focus on recruiting young people from the tribe who wanted to leave the country and work in embassies, but he also became heavily involved in the QS Army, listing young men from Kullane Jiis collected in Gedo and Abudwaq, which were merged into military units.

   

Farmajo has deposited the country's wealth in his own account, as well as buying the country's resources and ports from foreign countries as evidenced by the scandal surrounding the discovered oil exploration deal and the ports he sold to Ethiopia.

Similarly, traders in the Sool region, with the help of the Hijaar Police Commander, have been facilitated by Farmajo through business contracts, and are allowed to trade on government-owned land in Shibis district , Warta-nabada and Abdiaziz.