That was back in early 2018-2017. He was in Somali region of Ethiopia in late 2018 and then recently came back to Burco where he continued his work.

He has been in Burco for a while now and actively criticizes the Sland region government.

"Anagu Waxaanu La Midoobeynaa Eriteria " Xildhibaan Nacnac https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQTKwiECBJA

One of the reasons Coldoon became untouchable is Somaliland region was warned by higher powers not to interfere with his work.

It is interesting he has been in Burco for a while and they can't touch him. Coldoon is more influential now.

The Gabiley/West Hargeisa community will pay dearly if they look Coldoon with the wrong eye. and there will be no more visits to Sanaag.

"Ictiraafka Somaliland Waxaa Hortaagan Dawladda Ingiriiska"Xil, Cabdiraxmaan Dheere

The difference is the southerners are not begging for the return of Italy nor do I see them looking up to Italians were's a lot of the Jeegaan community literally worship the British.

A lot of Somaliland region businessmen are based in Djibouti, if Somaliland region tries any tricks against Djibouti Ismaacil Cumar Geele will punish their business elites severely in Djibouti and they will lose hundreds of millions of dollars.

They even prostituted themselves to Kenya regarding the recent sea dispute. That is secessionist caqli for you.

They think Engriiska is their father who didn't pay child support whom they can take to court.

50 people dead in inter Xeraale community clashes.

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Even his wife was involved in it and son in law.

mashruucii dhismaha wadada berbera coridor oo qabyoobay"WARBIXIN"

Wa sas ariintu mudane.

Somaliland May Filaynaynin Wefti Ka Socda Dalka Eritrea

He facilitated the transfer of Berbera port to DP World and a lot of other corruptions.

The documentary

That is a good step.

Abaayo stay on topic I know it is a emotional topic for you.

Are you saying Somaliland region media is lying?