^LooooL..Usheeg.

LoooooooL@Somal language...next you will tell us you created the world. Xaasidnimo is calling an entire Somali tribe and its land is desert wasteland-najis oo munaafiq ah.Diintana afka ka leexey xumuu biija dheerey.

^Is that Queen's Somali?

^daadihin

A&T I think your energy will be better spent on fighting the war (in whatever capacity) instead scoring points with secessionists. Vassal states of Somaliland and Puntland have disgraced themselves-no point in saying this every time they fail their master. And the sad part is they get nothing in return for their services.

Nacala,talah

Regardless what constitution is adopted, there needs to be devolution of power and resources. Running everything from Xamar will be detrimental.

From President Abdiqasim Salad Hassan and his PMs Dr. Ali Khalif and Hassan Abshir , to President Abdullahi Yusuf and his PMs Ali Mohamed Ghedi and Nur Adde President Sharif Sh. Ahmed and his PM Omar Abdirashid A. Sharmarke Source

It has unfortunately become the norm for the Somali people and the international community to observe top Somali leaders quarrelling publicly and engulfed in a quasi personal/professional conflict that unresolved may destroy the already fledgling national institutions. From President Abdiqasim Salad Hassan and his PM Dr. Ali Khalif, to President Abdullahi Yusuf and his PMs Ali Mohamed Ghedi and Nur Adde to the current quandary between Sheikh Sharif and PM Sharmarke, Somalia has not been fortunate to produce stable leadership at the top that is capable of envisioning and setting a national tone for conflict resolution, good governance and permanent statehood. At a time when the nation is under a relentless attack from extremist groups and poorly trained government soldiers and AU forces are putting their lives on the line, it is disheartening to see the offices of the President, Prime Minister and Parliament utterly consumed in conflict, bringing to a screeching halt all other crucial government businesses. It appears to the many civilians caught in the crossfire in Somalia that their leaders are completely oblivious to their deteriorating humanitarian conditions and that jockeying for power and prestige is the only game in town. Undoubtedly many challenges await these leaders between now and the end of the institutional term of office in August 2011. Nothing meaningful has been achieved thus far in preparing Somalia to move from transitional governance status to permanent statehood and the new draft constitution under development for a while is now a new source of contention between these leaders. Hiiraan Online joins the International Community and the Somali public in calling for the TFG leadership to amicably resolve their differences, remain cohesive and focused on security and crucial transitional tasks necessary at this critical time. TFG Leadership needs to refocus all their efforts in defeating its enemy and stabilize the volatile nation that desperately needs peace, reconciliation, good governance and permanent statehood. Hiiraan Online Editorial editorial@hiiraan.com

^How did he not know that-it's like their right hand doesn't know what their left is doing?

Hada muu soo baraarugey? The man already had enough time to set agenda and take actions.

^What are you talking?

^The first meeting was yesterday and already two students one from Amoud University and the other from Puntland State University get awards. Most schools charge between 150 dollars and 200 dollars per semester. This is not that big of imposition. I hope people will join the effort. Gheelle.T..make sure you open local chapter or at least sponsor one student.

Hunguri0^LoooooL-fitna jooji

Something seriously went wrong with NGONGE's mind since he came out of the closet.

Participating Schools Mogadishu University University of Hargeisa Puntland State University Amoud University Bar ama Baro

Bar ama Baro Mission As the first of its kind, a social network of Somali conscious individuals with the aim of making Somalia a better place through education, Bar ama Baro strives to build and sustain Somali talent by extending higher education scholarship opportunities to those who deserve in Somalia. We fulfill this mission in two principal ways: Supporting Somali students who are willing to study in Somali universities by creating Bar ama Baro Scholarship. Creating a community that aspires to higher values and shared responsibilities of one student, one school at a time. How does it work? Bar ama Baro reaches to and encourages student from Mogadishu University, University of Hargeisa, Puntland State University, and Amoud University to apply for Bar ama Baro scholarship Bar ama Baro appeals to individuals across the globe mostly from the Somali Diaspor to sponsor students Bar ama Baro allows a donor group to sponsor a student randomly through a computer generated lottery system. Bar ama Baro connects the student, the donor group, and the hosting university where the donors make an attempt to pay directly to the university where the scholarship recipient is attending. Bar ama Baro does not hold, or manage any fund locally, it simply facilitates the link between students, and sponsoring groups. Value Statement In everything we do, we seek to broaden participation, foster collaboration and heal community divisions.

^LooooooooooooooooL

Originally posted by Jacaylbaro: quote:Originally posted by Che -Guevara: quote: Originally posted by Libaahe*: ^^^ I will Inaa Lilaahi... Wuu ballan qaaday ,,, War JB ninka hanooni. Gaajo iheysa bakhti looma cuneey

Xaaji-I know that but who cares-they are one and same.

Originally posted by Libaahe*: ^^^ I will Inaa Lilaahi...I rest my case. loool Duke

^Who knew you were hateful little B*tch. Go and dance for Zenawi Axmaaryaho.

Atleast JB is honest about his motives now.

Sayid Somali...You are trying to reason with dabadh!lif with no sense of shame or honor.

^Amxaarkaan ha isku daalin.