Adeer that shows your bakhylnimo and yet to demand what you didn't contribute into ,,, the money has been collected even from those living outside like you ..... there have been and still be an account at Dahabshiil open for those who are willing to contribute even if it is a little. Now why my question is not relevant ?? Or you want to tell me you didn't contribute coz u hate Rayaale ?? I'm sure a good outcome will come soon IA ,, i live here and i see the bridge being constructed everyday when i'm going to the Univ ....

Jiir = Dooli = Rat Ilkihiisa ayaa sida jiirka u fiiqan odayga ,,,

Correction: Rayaale did not promise to rebuild the Hargeisa bridge sxb. You are misinformed. There is an independent committee who is working on that and the government contributed to them alonside with other contributions of the other people, companies and others. The bridge is under construction ,,,, waad degdegaysaa sxb ,, there is no way the bridge can be built in 2 days ,,,,,, Did you contribute to any of those projects ?? bridge, roads, etc ????

Well put Poker ,,,,

ma hubtaa inuu muslim yahay horta ?? ,,

Is that all you got against him ?? ,,, Intaa waan kaala hanweynaa niyow ,,, To remind you, dadkaa doortay dadkaana ridi kara ,, keep your hate somewhere in your drawers sxb.

Ducadu markiiba ma timaado ,,, qaar baa la aqbalaa 20 sano ka dib qaarna kaba badan. Ha moodin marka sidaa loo duceeyo inay cirka wax ka soo dhacayaan you bloody jaahil ,,

Originally posted by xRed Sea: Nothing is personal buddy. I smell the same old politics of the past and I am rightfully speaking out against it. JB might have been there when worst happened, unfortunately for him, like gabadh umal ah wuu ilaabay sidii wax udhaceen. Siyad barre dad cun wax qabad leh ayuu ahaa, Rayaale waa dhuuni wax ma tare ah. simple as that. Poker, Support him on what grounds? blind royalty or his doings? Shouldn't we judge people based on their track record or should we just lay low like lifeless pigeons? C'mon saaxib you have to speak out, this man and his ilk such as Cawil are bankrupting Somaliland and you saying this. Well Maandeeq that you say you love may not like him very much. Waad iska maqiiqan tahay sxb you don't even know why you oppose him. Dadkay cuneen, dalkay cuneen, siyaad barre ayay la shaqeeyeen, bal wax macno leh sheeg. Even your favorate politician aka Siilaanyo worked under siad barre ,,, so what ? Rayaale didn't come by tanks and mortars, he came by vote and will go by the same if you trust you have the majority. Now, your arguments made me a little suspecious if your party will win coz you look not so confident.

Somaliland waa meesha loo soo noqonaayo ,, meelahaas kele magac iyo sumcad uun baa lagu samaystaa si halkan jago fiican looga helo.

Rayaale has few months left for his term and i can't see any reason he will come back again. Even if he comes back it will be the deicision of the public not few persons on SOL. If you want to let him go, just come and cast your vote ,, it might help your other party.

What else did you expect from DQ yaa Juje ,,,, wax ka oohin xun lama arag, wuu cabaadaa weliba

Originally posted by Poker: What was the name of the guy who was the leader Maakhir and later came to Somaliland? JIbriil Cali Salaad ,,,,,,

U sheeg bal ,,,, Mr. maqiiqane ,,

Waxaan ku qoslay how Bugland is the place to exercise in order to come to Somaliland ,,,,

Jibbo bilaa aqoon mushkiladaasay leedahay ,,,

I'm sure Col. Ilkojiir is no his way too ,,, Waan is waraysan doonaa sxb ,,,

loooooooool ,, dhib ma leh , waa mushkilada dadku marka aanay doorasho wax la yidhaa aqoonin oo ay u haystaan in la tirinayo ,, ,, xaganba qaar baa diiday oo yidhi farahaa yurub la geynayaa ,, markaa dhib ma leh ,,, marka doorashadu timaado uun baan maqli doonaa iyadoo la leeyahay diiwaangelin ha na loo sameeyo si aanu u codayno ,,,

Waar bal gabadha uun cuntada ha ka dhamayn ,,,,

loooooooool ,, i never did. where is the photo ??

Kanu galbay ku kele mooyee .........

Taas Ilaahay baad waydiin ....

Anigu isagaaban u naxayaa runtii ...... maxaa lagaga farxi khaatumaduun buu iska xumeeyaye. Ilaahay inta cumriga uga hadhay uun ha u wanaajiyo.

A LEADING member of the capital’s Somali community has told how he witnessed terror attacks aimed at assassinating his homeland’s president. Eid Ali Ahmed, who is deputy chief executive of the Welsh Refugee Council, has returned to Cardiff after a three-month stay in Somaliland, a former British colony in East Africa. Of the estimated 10,000 Somalis living in Wales, the vast majority originate from Somaliland, which has unofficially had independence from its war-torn southern neighbour Somalia for 17 years. Mr Ahmed, who has close links with the country’s political leadership, said: “One day I was visiting the hospital in Hargeysa, the capital city, with a minister. Suddenly there was a big bang, followed a minute later by another big bang. At the time we knew something very serious had happened. Five minutes later there was a third huge bang, and it was obvious there had been a co-ordinated attack by terrorists. “It quickly became clear that suicide bombers had driven Land Cruisers into the United Nations building, the Ethiopian Embassy and the Presidential compound. “Each of the Land Cruisers had two terrorists – one driving, and another to detonate a bomb as the vehicle smashed into the building. Twenty-four people were killed, including the President’s senior private secretary, Dahir Ali-Eid, with whom I had lunch just a few days before.The President was in his compound at the time, and his life was only saved because a parked car in a courtyard stopped the Land Cruiser going further.” Mr Ahmed said the Islamic extremists who committed the attacks, aimed at derailing Somaliland’s fledgling democracy, belonged to a group called Al-Shabaab (The Youth), whose leaders had links with Osama Bin Laden. President Daahir Rayaale Kaahin, speaking to the South Wales Echo from his office in Hargeysa, said: “Seven members of my staff were killed in this terrorist attack but we are determined that they will not defeat our democracy. “We are carrying on with the electoral registration process they were trying to disrupt, and virtually the whole country is behind that. “The terrorists have very little support, although a small number of young people have been brainwashed.” by Martin Shipton, South Wales Echo