I hope those students will not join those forces ..... Educated M0rY@n will be the worse ...

JB, A secessionist like you should be preoccupied with the political pretenders like Riyaale. At least we have something sxb ,,, no killing each other mercilessly like your M Society.

To: Mr/Mrs, Moonlight, This is to let you know that your priorities are not considered as they are not inline with our vision. Thank you By: Alshabab & Ahlusuna Admin . ..

Waxaa shir ugu soo gabogaboobay magaalada Kismaayo ee Gobolka J/hoose Odayaal dhaqameed gaadhaya 100 Oday kuwaas oo si wayn uga xumaaday xanibaadda lagu soo rogay garoonka iyo Dekeda magaalada Kismaayo ee Gobolka J/hoose taas oo wax yeeli karta dhaqdhaqaaqii ganacsi ee halkaasi ka socday. Arintan auaa waxaa soo qaban qaabiyay maamulka Islaamiga ah ee magaalada Kismaayo iyagoo u qabtay Odayaal dhaqameedka aqoon iswaydaarsi lagaga hadlayo arinta xanibaadda ah ee lagu soo rogay garoomada aysan maamulin Dawlada KMG ah ee Somalia ayna maamulaan Islaamiyiinta gacanta ku haya inta badan koonfurta Dalka Somalia. Odayaal dhaqameedkan ayaa waxa ay ku tilmaameen inay arintan ay Q.M iyo IGAD ay kusoo rogeen garoomada iyo Dekada wadanka Somalia gaar ahaana kuwa ay maamusho Islaamiyiinta ay tahay arin aan sharci ahayn iyagoo ku tilmaamay inaysan waxba u dhimayn magaalada Kismaayo ee ay tahay khalad ay ku kaceen. Sidoo kale waxa ay ugu baaqeen in Q.M iyo IGAD ay ka qaadaan xanibaadan ay saareen shacabka Soomaaliyeed ayna dib u furaan garoomada iyo Dekedaha iyagoo sheegay in xanibaada hadda saaran magaalada Kismaayo aysan ahayn mid la tabi doono waxna udhimaysa geedi socodkii ganacsiga ee halkaasi ka socday. Isku soo wada duuboo magaalada Kismaayo ayaa waxa ay kamid yahay magaalooyinka ay ka taliyaan Islaamiyiinta ay beesha caalamku il gaar ah ku eegayso iyadoo la kulantay xanibaadii ku dhacday garoomada iyo Dekadaha inta badan koonfurta Dalka Somalia iyadoo sidoo kale arinkani ay shalay ka hadleen Islaamiyiinta halkaasi ka arimiya.

wow ,, I like how Mr. M Society joined one of the religious groups ............. or should i say pretenders ?

I don't care who is responsible and who is fighting who .. They are all somalis and i'm not sure talking to each other is possible now. They will continue finger-pointing each other and that is the sad thing.

parts of Shabelle and Jubba rivers will also be sold to unknon countries ..........

The question is: Can those Somalis in Somalia talk to each other ?? ...

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Somalia is once again on the spotlight. It could only be a matter of time before Mogadishu and the beleagured “transitional” government fall to the al-Shabaab militia and their Islamist allies. In the meantime, Kenya is wondering what to do. So are our regional partners in the Inter-Governmental Authority on Development (believe me, Igad has always focused on Somalia rather than on development, and for good reason). It would be a good start to acknowledge that the Western-backed Igad approach has failed. Prodded by the United States, Kenya, and particularly Ethiopia, have all along operated on the premise that a radical, Islamist Somalia is unacceptable. That is fine as it goes. But what has been the alternative? Pure paralysis. To be fair, Kenya was probably well-meaning when she helped put together the “transitional” government led by Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed in 2004. But the expectation that a government cobbled together in Nairobi by a bunch of clan warlords could win legitimacy in the sectarian minefield of Somalia was nothing but fanciful. Yusuf Ahmed, a former Puntland warlord himself, never saw his authority extend beyond the town of Baidoa or the sliver of Mogadishu where his palace was located. Nobody should have been surprised when the Islamic Courts Union (ICU) materialised and started gaining strength. That is when Ethiopia intervened militarily, backed by the Americans and more quietly by other African countries. It crushed the ICU but failed to resolve the legitimacy question. It took some time before the Igad-Ethiopian-Weste rn partnership concluded that Yusuf Ahmed was a failure; that he could never provide stability for the country. He was eventually pushed out last December when Ethiopia withdrew her military support. By then, the Ethiopians and the Americans and their allies had hit on a new strategy of roping in an Islamist moderate in the hope of blunting the hardcore Islamist element. They settled on Sheikh Sharif Ahmed, a moderate in the ICU, who was installed as President of another ready-made administration fashioned in Djibouti in February. The disconcerting fact, which those of of us scratching our heads over Somalia do not like to acknowledge, is that the Islamists, whether in the guise of the ICU or al-Shabaab, enjoy a lot more grassroots support than does the Transitional Federal Government (TFG). I do not think this is because Somalis necessarily love of Islamist radicalism. The problem, I think, is because the TFG has always been seen as something manufactured abroad. In fact, despite his earlier Islamist credentials, Sheikh Sharif is in trouble with the hardliners because of the deal he has made with the TFG. It is easy to point out Igad’s policy missteps toward Somalia while forgetting that the country has been without a functional national government for the last 18 years. It is important to stress that this is the fault of no one but the Somalis themselves. The sudden upsurge in piracy since last year means more than just its immediate neighbours are paying the price for Somalia’s lawlessness. Many Somalis like to say that, left on their own, they could work out something. They point to the ICU and the relative order it brought in the areas it controlled. The implication is that al-Shabaab would do the same if it were left alone. The solution that offers itself is for Igad negotiators to reach out to the extremists, even with gritted teeth. However, al-Shabaab could turn out to be the impediment, on the grounds of not wanting to mar its populist ideals by being seen to engage with outside infidels. But hopefully at some point realism will set in. For al-Shabaab, there is no way out but to seek moderation. Otherwise there will be hell to pay.

... waar bal sug ,, hehehe

Actually, this girl is coming with my new STUFF

Only those who live there know it is really a HELL ........... Ilaahay ha u sahlo.

what do u have to do with a clan-mined ?? ,,,,

With all those wars, shelling and attacks ,,,, Good luck to them ,, i'm sure they will be the bright future of that country ................... Insha Allah.

In late March, the opportunity to spend the summer working in Hargeisa arose. I was intrigued. I had heard that Somaliland is a sort of enclave of stability in the region, but to the best of my knowledge still a place that foreigners would be foolish to venture to. But how can one know? And who could I ask? First I turned to my Somali friends living in the United States. All of them are from southern Somalia, with little familiarity of Somaliland. Nonetheless, they did make requests that I bring back certain items with me, if I go. If I honor all of these requests, among the things I will return with to Boston include gold, clothes, pots and pans, a camel, and if I can’t take a camel, a goat. Now, back to the investigation. Still lacking information about Somaliland, I turned to my American friends who have worked in Eastern Africa. I finally was introduced to a friend of a friend who spent time in Hargeisa two years ago. He said it was safe, and raved about the beaches. I looked at Thorn Tree travel guide on Lonely Planet, which provided a greater wealth of first hand information. The reports and stories were mostly positive. Still, I needed more information. On a whim, I typed “Somaliland” then “Somaliland Boston” and “Hargeisa” into the facebook search bar. To my surprise, I even found a facebook group called “Hargeisa…summer 2009!” I messaged people in the group and got in touch with Somalilandpress in Boston. Surprisingly, all of these investigative initiatives led me to make connections with many knowledgeable people, so that I started feeling more confident about going and better informed about the situation on the ground. Okay, so I’ve decided that I will definitely be spending two-and-a-half months working in Hargeisa this summer. What now? All the planning is overwhelming and I don’t even know what airlines fly to Somaliland. A lot of research is in store. After inquiring with other foreigners who have been to Somaliland and looking on the Somaliland government’s website, it seems to be the consensus that the best way to get a visa is to head to the Somaliland embassy in Addis Ababa. I have heard contrasting feedback about obtaining a visa. While my fellow foreigner friends all tell me that I have to get a visa in Addis or London (but better Addis), my Somalilander friends tell me that a visa can be obtained at the Hargeisa airport for $40. I am not sure which solution is best for me, and perhaps Somali ex-pats who visit are subject to different rules than foreigners. In any case, I feel better knowing I will have a visa in hand upon arrival. And anyway, I have a friend in Addis who can show me around. I will let you know how the visa process goes when I arrive in Addis next week. Next on the agenda: booking a flight! Finding a flight from Boston to Addis is not so hard, but being that I am a graduate student on a limited budget, I am after the best deal possible. In my extensive research I have uncovered an essential travel tip, for the frugal out there: it turns out that buying two separate round trip tickets rather than one round trip ticket is cheaper (from Boston to Ethiopia). This is why my itinerary consists of one round trip ticket from Boston to Paris, and another round trip ticket from Paris to Addis Ababa, which will even give me the opportunity to visit some friends and family when I stop over in Paris. From Paris, the most reasonable tickets I found to Addis are with Turkish Air, Emirates, and Lufthansa. At the time of my search, Turkish Air had the best price, but a very long layover and inconvenient arrival times. For only $90 more I chose to take Lufthansa and save 14 hours round trip, plus arrive at a reasonable hour. Finally I take the plunge and book my ticket. Total price? $1100. Ouch, but expected. Now for the trickier part: how to get from Addis to Hargeisa? After speaking with my contacts in Somaliland and doing other investigations, I learn that I basically have four options to explore: Daallo Airlines, Ethiopian Air, Air Ethiopia, and the bus. My instinct tells me to go with Ethiopian Air, but then I look on their website and call the airline, only to discover that all flights to Hargeisa are still suspended. And while I have gotten mixed reviews about many topics, one thing has remained consistent: avoid Daallo airlines if you can. Luckily, (or perhaps it will be unlucky, as I have yet to take my flight and find out!) a contact in Hargeisa told me about Air Ethiopia, a relatively new airline that has flights from Addis to Hargeisa every Monday and Thursday. I contact a travel agent as well as the airline directly, and they say they will hold a space for me, though I have not put any money down and certainly have no e-ticket as proof. I will simply go to their office when I arrive in Addis to pick up the ticket and pay. Sounds good to me. It seems like everything is nearly set. Now I just have to pack my suitcase accordingly. Simple? Not as much as you might think. You see, my Somali friends in Boston are very excited (and also nervous) about my trip. They have all filled my already stuffed suitcase with gifts to give their family, or family of their family, or who knows who. Some gifts include clothes, Obama gear, magazines, a Blackberry, USB key, and more. Not only that, they have showered me with Somali clothing which I have been instructed to don when I am there. I give a little fashion show to some friends, thinking that I have mastered how to wear their clothes, but as it turns out, I never noticed the little details: what size scarf to wear with a skirt versus a dress, how to tie each scarf so it looks right, what to wear under the skirt, and so on. Luckily I have a few days before I leave to learn these intricacies and patient teachers ready to instruct me. Hopefully the people I meet in Hargeisa will be as patient with me as my Somali friends in the U.S. have been in helping me prepare for the trip! Stay tuned and thanks for reading. By Emily Huston

oo ah Nooca qaaliga ah

Insha Allah they will ........ we have many of them studied in India and now working here.

Mark Bowden, the United Nations Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator made a 3 days trip to Somaliland to visit various UN projects in Hargeisa and Berbera. Mark Bowden announced Cabdiqadir Nuur Xuseen as the winner of the UN Media Awards 2008 for Somaliland. Mr Xuseen won the prize for best feature, in the print category. The winning article was printed in the Geeska Afrika Newspaper in Hargeisa, Somaliland. The UN media awards recognize the work of Somali journalists across Somalia and cover print media, broadcast media and online media. The initiative seeks to encourage the production of features on development and humanitarian issues and recognizes the contribution of Somali journalists in putting those issues on the public agenda. It also aims to improve the overall standard of journalism on these issues, in a country where there is limited access to formal journalist training. Mr Bowden then visited the Jamalaaye settlement of internally displaced people, in Berbera where UNICEF has three projects; a mother and child health centre, a primary school for the IDPS mostly and a piped water facility. The projects are centered around the community, their needs and requirements in terms of development. UNICEF support to the community includes the provision of a primary school, piped water and a maternal and health clinic. The Hassan Ali Henry School, which is supported by UNICEF, is another project that Mr Bowden visited in Berbera. Before the construction of this school most children in the Jamalaaye area of Berbera could not get an education or had to walk a minimum of two kilometers in 40 degree weather to the nearest school. Only over a third of the children aged 6-13 years in Somaliland (i.e. approximately 150,000) are estimated to be in school. The school is named after Hassan Ali Henry, a Somali philanthropist who used to assist Berbera children in 1930s. While in the Jamalaaye district of Berbera, Mark Bowden also saw the Jamalaaye Maternal and Child Health Clinic (MCH) which serves a very poor community with limited access to other health facilities. The MCH provides much needed immunization, an under five clinic, growth monitoring, outpatient feeding, and antenatal services. UNICEF provides the MCH with drug kits, vaccines and vaccines supplies. The MCH also distributes ‘Plumpy doz’, a ready to use food supplement to reduce the incidence of acute malnutrition to 9,500 children under three for eight months and will treat 6,000 severely malnourished children this year alone. Mr Bowden also visited the Berbera port to see the operation being carried out by the World Food Programme (WFP) which has generated over 300 additional jobs. He also visited two other WFP warehouses storage facilities which have created additional 60 jobs. The last stop of the trip involved a visit to the Local Economic Development and Appropriate Technology (LEDAT) Resource Centre in Hargeisa. LEDAT was established in 2004 to support economic development in Somaliland by providing local entrepreneurs and those involved in poverty alleviation with access to quality information, research and training materials. It is run by the International Labour Organization (ILO) with support from Italian government and UNDP.

YES

looool ,,,,,,,,,,

LIST OF THE GRADUATES 1. Cismaan Cabdi Guure : Bachelor of commerce B com 2. C /risaaq Daahir Khaliif : Bachelor of commerce B com 3. Khaalid C/raxmaan Muxumed : Bachelor of commerce B com 4. Xuseen Cabdi Cigaal : Bachelor of commerce B com 5. C/risaaq Cali Cumanr : Bachelor of commerce B com 6. C/kariim Qorane Aadan : Bachelor of commerce B com 7. Ahmed Aw jaamac Cabdi : Bachelor of commerce B com 8. C/raxmaan Ahmed sheekh Cabdi : Bachelor of commerce B com 9. C/salaan Maxamed Axmed : Bachelor of commerce B com 10. Xuseen C/qaadir Kaarshe : Bachelor of computer Application BCA 11. Cali Maxamed Axmad : Bachelor of social work profession Bsw 12. Madar Cabdi Madar : Bachelor of social work profession Bsw 13. Khalif Abdi sh Maxamud : Bachelor of social work profession Bsw 14. Axmed Nuur Muuse shire : Bachelor of social work profession Bsw 15. Maxamad aadan cilmi : Bachelor of social work profession Bsw 16. Maxamuud xaaji muuse : Bachelor of commerce B com 17. C/laahi abshir axmad : BSC information technology Bsc IT 18. Yusuuf sh ibraahim sh yusuf : BSC Information technology Bsc IT 19. C/salaan c/laahi jaamac : Bachelor Medical Imaginary Technology Bsc MIT 20. Ibraaim cali ismaacill : Bachelor of Commerce B.com 21. Yusuf cabdi muuse : Bachelor Political science BA 22. Guled maxamud qaalib : Bachelor of commerce E com 23. Faysal maxamed xuseen : Bachelor of commerce B com 24. Maxamed cumer xuseen : Bachelor of commerce B com 25. Maxamad saalax cabdi : Bachelor of computer application BCA 26. Jama Dayib Ahmed : Bachelor of computer application BCA 27. Axmad maxamad cabdi : Bachelor of computer application BCA 28. Maxamad koosaar xasan : Bachelor of computer application BCA 29. C/salaan maxamad ismaacill : Bachelor of computer application BCA 30. Mukhtaar cabdi xasan : MBA finance MBA 31. C/qaadir cusmaan maxamud : Bachelor of computer application BCA 32. Xasan c/qaadir kaarshe : Bachelor of social work profession Bsw 33. C/qaadir Axmed muxumed : Bachelor of computer application BCA 34. Najax aadan diiriye : Bachelor of computer science BSC 35. C/casiis haarun biixi : Bachelor of computer application BCA 36. Siciid maxamed fagande : Bachelor of computer application BCA 37. Faysal c/raxmaan muxumad : Bachelor of computer application BCA 38. Maxamud maxamed ciise : B.Tech “ECE Engineering” Engineer 39. Aadan bashe carab : B.Tech “ECE Engineering” Engineer 40. Khaalid cali quule : Bachelor of computer science Bsc 41. C/xakiin colhaye : Bachelor of computer science Bsc 42. Bile axmed bile : PGD in phycian assistant 43. Maxamed aadan cali : 44. Cali caano dhame : BSC information technology Bsc IT 45. Yusuuf maxamed xasan Msc(IT) 46. Mustufe c/kariim cabdilahi : BSC medical laboratory technology Bsc MLT 47. Ibraahim sheekh c/wahaab : BSC medical laboratory technology Bsc MLT 48. C/rashiid maxamuud ciise : B.Tech “ECE Engineering” Engineer 49. Axmed nuur maxamed : Bachelor of geology 50. C/waxiid sh cabdi abubakar : MBA marketing MBA 51. Khaalid cali boodhle : BSC information technology Bsc IT 52. Axmed maxamuud ismaciil : Bachelor of commerce B com 53. Cusmaan maxamed axmed : MBA MBA 54. Maxamed cabdi cilmi : Bachelor of computer science Bsc 55. Cabdilahi cabdi xandule : Bachelor of computer application BCA 56. Mustafe barre xuseen : BSC information technology Bsc IT 57. Ibraahim xasan odowaa : E commerce E com 58. Maxamed siciid : MBA marketing MBA 59. Mukhtaar Gazali : BSC information technology Bsc IT 60. Zakaria cali : Bachelor of computer application BCA 61. Axmed kuwaiti :BSC information technology Bsc IT 62. Yaasir abdi Yaasir : civil Engineering Engineering 63. Hodan Abdillaahi carab : Bachelor Of Commerce B com 64. Liiban maxamed yousuf M.B.A 65. Cismaan maxamed korse M.B.A 66. Ahmed weerar raabi B.B.A(Bachelor of bussines administration) 67. Baashe maxamud faarax M.B.A 68. Ahmed ismacil adan IT(Information technology) 69. Mawliid Cali Maxamed B.B.A(Bachelor of bussines administration) 70. Cumar Cabdilah Aadan Garow B.com(Bachelor of commerce) 71. Cabdicasiis cali ahmed Microbology

Hydrabad (Somalilandpress) — 71 Arday oo ka mid ah Ardayda reer Somaliland ee wadanka Hindiya Waxbarashada ugu baxay ayaa ka Qalin-jebiyay Jaamacadaha Wadankaasi, iyaga oo bartay Culuunta kala duwan ee ay ka mid yihiin Dhaqaalaha (Commerce), Barashada Culuunta Computerka (Computer Science), Habka Baadhitaanka Caafimaadka (Medical Laboratory), Culuunta Barashada Siyaasada (Political Scince), Injineernimada iyo Culuun kale oo tiro badan oo wadanku aad ugu baahan yahay, baahiyo badana ****oli doonta marka ay soo guryo-noqdaan. Tirada Ardaydan Qalin-jebisay oo noqonaysa tiradii ugu badnayd ee Arday reer Somaliland ah oo ka soo qalin-jebiya Jaamacadaha Hindiya, ayaa waxa loo qabtay Munaasibad aad u qurux badan oo Shahaadooyinka lagu gudoonsiiyay, Ardayduna ugu dabaal-dageen dhamaystirka Culuuntooda, xafladaasina waxay ka dhacday magaalada Hyderabad Hoteel ku yaala oo loo yaqaano TajBajira oo ah Hoteelka ugu wayn wadanka Hindiya. Hoolka ay Munaasibadani ka Dhacday ayaa sida Sawirada ka Muuqata waxa lagu Xardhay Calanka Somaliland, iyada oo Gidaaradana la Sudhay Sawirada 3 Madaxweyne ee soo Maray Somaliland oo Laba ka mid ah Geeriyoodeen Alle ha u naxariisteen Marxuum Cabdiraxmaan Axmed Cali iyo Maxamed Xaaji Ibraahin Cigaal iyo waliba Madaxweynaha wali xukunka talada wadanka haya ee Daahir Rayaale Kaahin. Hadaba Warbixinta Xafladaas oo Somalilandpress si gaar ah u soo gaadhay ayaa waxa ka waramaya Axmed Aw Jaamac oo ka mid ah Ardayda Qalin-jebisay waxaana uu ku bilaabay warbixintiisa: “Xafladu waxay ku bilaaban tahay jawi dagan oo si heer sare loo soo agaasimay, waxaanay ka dhacaday Hotelka Taj banjira oo ah hotelada ugu sareeya dalkan India, kuna yaala magaalda Hyderabad, waxa xaflada bilaabay oo xidhiidhiyaha xaflada ahaa Mr Xasan Cabdiqadir Kaarshe, oo Micrafoonka ku soo dhaweeyey professorada ka socday jaamacadaha ay ka qalin-jabiyeen ardaydan, marka hore waxa stageka lagu soo dhaweeyey The new Vice-Chancellor of Osmania University T.Tirupati Rao. Waxa mar labaad Micrafoonka lagu soo dhaweeyey principilada cellegeyada kala duwan ee Osmania University oo si heer sare ah loogu soo dhaweeyay. Hadaba sidii caadada ahayd waxa lagu bilaabay xaflada Quraanka kariimka ah oo uu akhriyay sheekh Cabdiqani Cabdilahi, ka dib waxa si sawaxan ku jirto oo xamaadaysan lagu soo dhaweeyay stageka vice chacellor of osmania oo halkaa ka soo jeediyay Khudbada aad u wada taabatay ardayda taaas oo uu kaga hadlay muhiimada ay waxbarashadu leedahay iyo siyaabaha looga faa.iidaysto, Mr T.Tirupati Rato isagoo hadalkiisa sii wata waxa uu sheegay ay yihiin Ardaydani kuwo leh mustaqbal ifaaya. waxa uu yidhi waxaad tihiin madaxwaynayaashii iyo safiiradii beri ee dalkiina Hooyo, waxa uu ardayda ku booriyay in ay waxbarashada sii wataan oo ay ka gaadhan heer sare ilaa P.H.D, isla markaa waxay ardaydii qalin jabinaysay isku dartay sacab iyo sawaxan iyagoo ay ka muuqatay ardayda runtii shucuur aad u saraysa oo ay ku faraxsanaayeen sida ay hadafkooda u gaadheen. Gudoomiye ku-xigeenka Jaamacada Osmania Mr T.Tirupati Rato Gudoomiye ku-xigeenka Jaamacada Osmania Mr T.Tirupati Rato Hadaba Mr T.Tirupati Rato waxa uu yidhi (Marna ilaawi mayno arday kasta oo wax ka bartay jaaamacadan Osmanai liiskaygana waa noogu jiraa idinkuna hana ilaawina, ka dib Mr Xasan waxa uu stageka ku soo dhaweeyay mar labaad Mr T.Tirupati Rato si uu ardayda u gudoonsiyo shahaadooyinka, isla markaa ardaydii ayaa mid-mid loo gudoonsiiyay shahaadooyinkii; Iyadoo xafladu badhtanka markaysa, Khudbado badan ay soo jeediyeen principalada collegeyada ay ardaydu dhigato ka dib stageka waxa lagu soo dhaweeyay Mr Baashe Maxamud Faarax Mr baashe waxa uu soo jeediyay Khudbadan ku saabsan Jamuuriyada Somaliland iyadoo professorada halkaa joogay inay yidhaahdaan Republic Of Somaliladn Hindidii qaarkood ay ku adkaatay markii ay khudbada soo jeedinayeen. Laakiin iyada oo ay ku adagtay ay lahaayeen, Somaliland si hagar la’aan ah, ardayduna markay maqlaan somaliland ay sacabka tumayeen. Masuuliyiintii ka qayb-galay Xaflada oo u taagan Dhegaysiga Telefoonkii Wasiiru-Dawlaha Waxbarashada Somaliland Maxamuud Garaad Jaamac Masuuliyiintii ka qayb-galay Xaflada oo u taagan Dhegaysiga Telefoonkii Wasiiru-Dawlaha Waxbarashada Somaliland Maxamuud Garaad Jaamac Markay saacadu ku dhawayd Tobankii Habeenimo waxa khadka Telphoneka soo galay Wasiiruhu Dawlaha Wasaaraada Waxbarashada Somaliland MD Maxamud Garaad Jaamac. Wasiirku waxa uu markii ugu horaysay ardayda ugu hanbalyeeyay xafladooda Graduationka ee ay ugu dabal dagayeen, waxa uu wasiirku sheegay in uu dalkii u baahan yahay arday wax baratay oo leh xirfado kala duwan, waxaanay ardaydu aad iyo aad ugu bogeen hanbalyada Wasiirka maadama uu matalayay shacbi waynaha Somaliland. Wasiirku waxa u halkaa ardayda ku siyay waano iyo dardaaran ku saabsan ardayda si ay aqoonta ay barteen ugu faa’iideeyan dalkooda hooyo. Waxa kale oo halkaasi ka hadlay Oday Maxamed Cumar Guuled oo halkaa ka soo jeediyay talo iyo tusaalooyin ku saabsan waxbarashada, kuna guubaabiyay ardayda inay dalkoodii hooyo ku taageeran aqoonta ay ka barteen qurbaha. waxaa halkaa lagu soo bandhigay madashaas Riwaayad xiiso badan oo ka hadlaysa waxbarashada iyo daruufaha kala duwan ee ardayda haysata, waxayna ahayd riwaayad loo wada bogay oo xiiso badan. waxa halkaa lagu soo ban-dhigay khudbado ku saabsan waxbarashada iyo gabayaba oo ay soo jeediyeen ardayda wax ka barata wadanka india, isla markaa waxa stageka lagu soo dhaweeyay Mr Khaalid Abdirahaman Muhumed oo halkaa hanbalyo iyo tahniyad kala yimid xukuumada iyo labada xisbi qaran ee jamuuriyada Somaliland ardayda ujeediyay. Ugu Dambayntii waxa Xaflada lagu soo dhaweeyay Mr khaliif Cabdi Sheekh oo ku hadlaayay magacaga gudiga qaban qaabada xaflada. waxaana uu sheegay sida hawshan loo galay iyo sida ardayda somaliland ugu farxeen in ay gooni u qabsadaan, madaama ay ardaydu ka yimaadeen Jamuuriyad madax banaan oo la yidhaahdo Somaliland. Mr khaliif waxa uu sheegay in halkaa laga si wado xaflada qalin jabinta oo aanay tani noqon tii ugu danbaysay uguna horaysay, waxaanu hanbalyeeyay ardaydii qalan jabisay iyo kuwii ka soo qayb galayba. isagoo ku hadlaya magaca gudida qaban qaabada.”