As in talo dee nimanki sidaasay yidhaheen maxaynu yeelna federalismki loo socday iyo qodobadi aynu rabnay waxba laga ma so qaadin lets wait till faroole comes back from india and his weekend shoppings. Car yaanu Mahiga isago cararaya ka daba iman oo dhagaha intu so qabto xamar keenin.

But the garowe elders fled Xamar today since things didn't go the way they wanted how is that going to work?

I remember when Sharif was elected as President in 2009 the first few months sharif used to call his government dawlada Midnimo Qaran,and when ever faroole heard about this he started sweating:D

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Carafaat federalism is no longer on the table the garowe clan enclave elders fled Mogadishu today back to their village Garowe the rest of the country is not interested in a federal Somalia. They have made it clear so many times one nation one government one country one flag the hell with clan states.

^^ :D

Shirka Odayaasha dhaqanka ee Muqdisho oo la sheegay in uu hareeyay Musuq Maasuq SHABELLE MEDIA NETWORK MAY 15, 2012 Muqdisho: (Sh. M. Network) Qaar ka mid ah Odayaasha dhaqanka ee lagu casuumay Shirka ka furmay Muqdisho ayaa sheegay in uu fashilmay shirka ka socda Magaalada Muqdisho. Ugaas Max’ed Ugaas C/laahi Ugaas Axmed oo ka mid ah Waxgaradka Soomaaliyeed ee lagu casuumay shirka Odayaasha ee ka furmay Magaalada Muqdisho ayaa waxa uu sheegay in shirkaasi uu yahay mid hareeyay musuq maasuq islamarkaana laga leeyahay dano gaar ah sida uu hadalka u dhigay. Ugaaska oo la hadlay Idaacadda Shabelle ayaa waxa uu sheegay in shirkaasi Odayaasha ka qeyb galaya aan aheyn kuwa matala Beelaha Soomaaliyeed islamarkaana lagu casuumay dad gaar ah oo la garab maray Odayaashii Saxda ahaa ee matalayay Beelaha Soomaaliyeed, isagoo intaasi ku daray in shirkaasi aan wax dan ah ugu jirin shacabka Somaaliyeed. Maalmihii lasoo dhaafay ayaa waxa soo baxayay dhaliilo loo jeedinayay shirka Odayaasha ee ka furmay Magaalada Muqdisho kaasi oo ay ka qeyb galayaan Odayaasha dhaqanka ee soo xulayao Ergadii Ansixin laheyd qabyo qoraalka Dastuurka, waxaana xusid mudan inay jiraan Odayaal kale oo si cad ugu soo horjeestay shirkaasi.

Curiyoow its not a big deal Maxamad siyad bare so nin Somali ah mu ahayn oo taarikhda Somali ka mid aha kheyr iyo shar ba maxa u diidaya in loogu magac daro magaalo airpoodh hada magaalooyinki kale madaxweynayaal kale loogu magac daray qalad uma arko, its not like airpoodhka waxa ka so degi kara oo kaliya dad ay isku qois yihin madaxweynihi hore siad bare. ama dadka shaqaaluhu wa qois kaliya.

Qandalawi;830174 wrote: The Turks influence, determination and reach is getting to all corners of Somalia. Somaliland

Mukulaal if Mogadishu airport is named after the first President Adan cade AUN i don't think it is wrong to name caabuudwaaq after the late general Siad bare AUN.

Chimera true but the turks were heavily involved during the 16 century and beyond in zeilah and around the region and its also true seylac and the Muslim ifat states existed way before the Turks were involved.During the wars though with the Abyssinians many of the Ottoman generals and soldiers visited seylac and fought alongside their fellow Muslims so i will not be surprised if the Turks are buried there.

^^ Whats wrong with naming the airport after the late general Siad bare who ruled the country for 21 years. Hada Cabdilahi yusuf oo dalka amxaaro ku so hogaamiyey airpoodh loogu magac daray than Siad bare is an angel. Lets welcome Siad bare international airport of caabuudwaaq.

^ its not their history but they were involved in the regions since 1548 so its part of their history just not their heritage.

Somaliland: Turks Inspect Ottoman Empire Infrastructure Monday, 14 May 2012 22:40 The port of Seyla during the Ottomans reignBy: Yusuf M Hasan SAYLA (Somalilandsun) – A Turkish delegation is in Salal region as part of enhanced cooperation with Somaliland. The 16 member delegation who arrived overland from Djibouti were received at the Lowyado border point by senior government officials led by the new Salal regional governor Mr. Nuur Osman Guleid, Mayor of Seyla Mr. Mohamed Omar Hadi "Awad", Salal Regional police commander Mohamed Abdi Ahmed among others. The Turkish delegation held with meetings with regional officials in Seyla town where they were briefed on the general situation prevalent in Salal region as pertains to development programs which are the main interest of the government in Ankara. The Turkish delegation which conveyed their greetings to the president H.E Ahmed Mahmoud Silanyo reciprocated the regional government's briefing by detailing purpose of the visit and what they hope to achieve thus strengthen existing relations between the two countries. The Turks said they were very pleased to have visited Seyla town where their forefathers are buried following their extended stay in the area during the reign of the Turkish Ottoman Empire. The delegation revealed their dismayed at the deplorable state of various historical infrastructures put in place by the Ottoman's i.e. Library, Seyla port, Jamaa Mosque, Water cisterns, police lines and Hospital. The Turks who promised to dispatch an engineer to Seyla in order to assess requirements for rehabilitation of the dilapidated Turkish sites also visited Sa'adadin secondary School where they also promised a scholarship to the top student from the school at any Turkish university of choice. The Turkish government which has been in the forefront of rehabilitating Somalia seems to have diverted part of its high status attention to Somaliland. Several delegations have so far visited and various development support partnership entered upon. The Ottoman state began as one of many small Turkish states that emerged in Asia Minor during the breakdown of the empire of the Seljuk Turks. The Ottoman Turks began to absorb the other states, and during the reign (1451–81) of Muhammad II they ended all other local Turkish dynasties. The early phase of Ottoman expansion took place under Osman I, Orkhan, Murad I, and Beyazid I at the expense of the Byzantine Empire, Bulgaria, and Serbia. Bursa fell in 1326 and Adrianople (the modern Edirne) in 1361; each in turn became the capital of the empire. The great Ottoman victories of Kosovo Field (1389) and Nikopol (1396) placed large parts of the Balkan Peninsula under Ottoman rule and awakened Europe to the Ottoman danger. The Ottoman siege of Constantinople was lifted at the appearance of Timur, who defeated and captured Beyazid in 1402. The Ottomans, however, soon rallied. The empire, reunited by Muhammad I, expanded victoriously under Muhammad's successors Murad II and Muhammad II. The victory (1444) at Varna over a crusading army led by Ladislaus III of Poland was followed in 1453 by the capture of Constantinople. Within a century the Ottomans had changed from a nomadic horde to the heirs of the most ancient surviving empire of Europe. Their success was due partly to the weakness and disunity of their adversaries, partly to their excellent and far superior military organization. Their army comprised numerous Christians—not only conscripts, who were organized as the corps of Janissaries, but also volunteers. Turkish expansion reached its peak in the 16th cent. under Selim I and Sulayman I (Sulayman the Magnificent). The breakup of the state gained impetus with the Russo-Turkish Wars in the 18th cent. Egypt was only temporarily lost to Napoleon's army, but the Greek War of Independence and its sequels, the Russo-Turkish War of 1828–29 (see Adrianople, Treaty of), and the war with Muhammad Ali of Egypt resulted in the loss of Greece and Egypt, the protectorate of Russia over Moldavia and Walachia, and the semi-independence of Serbia. Drastic reforms were introduced in the late 18th and early 19th cent. By Selim III and Mahmud II, but they came too late. By the 19th cent. Turkey was known as the Sick Man of Europe. In 1908 the Young Turk movement, a reformist and strongly nationalist group, with many adherents in the army, forced the restoration of the constitution of 1876, and in 1909 the parliament deposed the sultan and put Muhammad V on the throne. In the two successive Balkan Wars (1912–13), Turkey lost nearly its entire territory in Europe to Bulgaria, Serbia, Greece, and newly independent Albania. The nationalism of the Young Turks, whose leader Enver Pasha gained virtual dictatorial power by a coup in 1913, antagonized the remaining minorities in the empire. The outbreak of World War I found Turkey lined up with the Central Powers. Although Turkish troops succeeded against the Allies in the Gallipoli campaign (1915), Arabia rose against Turkish rule, and British forces occupied (1917) Baghdad and Jerusalem. In 1918, Turkish resistance collapsed in Asia and Europe. An armistice was concluded in October, and the Ottoman Empire came to an end. The Treaty of Sèvres (see Sèvres, Treaty of) confirmed its dissolution. With the victory of the Turkish nationalists, who had refused to accept the peace terms and overthrew the sultan in 1922, modern Turkey's history began.

Wefti ka socday Turkiga oo booqday Saylac iyo Goobo taariikhiya Saylac(Waaheen) wefti ka socday dalka Turkiga ayaa booqday Goobaha taariikhiga ah ee ay dhiseen ee ku yaala magaaladda Saylac ee Gobolka Selal. Weftiga Turkiga oo ka koobnaa laba iyo toban xubnood waxa ay booqdeen dekedda Saylac, Barkada Kaydka Biyaha iyo Masjid Jaamaca weyn goobahaas oo ay qarniyo hore oo ay ka talin jireen ay dhiseen Turkigu. Maamulka Gobolka iyo ka degmadda ayaa weftigaasi ku qaabilay magaaladda Saylac, waxaanay ku soo wareejiyeen dhamaan gudaha iyo darafyadda Magaaladda, halkaas oo ay indho indheeyeen weftiga Turkiga ah isla markaana ay balan qaadeen in ay wax ka qaban doonaan arrimaha Bulshada ee dadka ku nool Saylac Weftiga Turkiga ahi waxa ay ka soo galeen dalka Xuduudka dhinaca Jabuuti halkaas oo ay ku joogeen booqasho hal maalin ah iyagoo isla galabnimadiiba dib ugu laabtay dalka Jabuuti.

^^ One man one vote let the people decide their leader as long as there is a strong united government for the people by the people.

Mukulaalow;830146 wrote: Looks like PM Abdiwali inuu dadka ka hor xirtay salaadii . Salaad mahiga kugu ag xidhay allow alleh:D

Dee isaga ba odayadisi meesha ka so kexeyeeye kuwi kale wey joogaan wali meeshi. Dee kuwa wadaadadu ba qodobo bay diidayaan kuwa citizenshipka diideen wax bay diidanyihin kuwa federalismka diidan iyagu na qodobo bay wax diidanyihin i think only indhocade ba waxaba diiday isna dee waxba mu akhriyin hada wala tusay oo wa tageerey dastuurka. War anigu dastuurka ma ogali Somalia ka raali maha dastuurka , dastuurka mahiga so mal maluuqay wax gaal so mal maluuqay in dal islaam lugu dhaqo ilama aha federalism anigu dan uma arko marka anigu dastuurka wa halki professor cali khalif inaga baandheeyaa.

Qandalawi;830141 wrote: Some oppose it for good reasons others do it out of ignorance and hearsay. War isku doon ba la wada saaranyahay qaar waxay ka so horjeedaaan qodobo gaar ah qaar waxay leeyihin ansixinta dastuurka lama gaadhin ba but its good reer puntland inay diideen dastuurka

The letter is an old one from 2007 jibriel salaad lives in hargeysa.