Somaliland- the least negative country in the world

[burahadeer]

ToasterThief;839594 wrote:

Wow, Somalia, Mooge, rudy-Diiriye and others are soo negative, which makes me wonder how Puntland and the South would fare in a similar survey.

 

I sometimes wonder about something, and I hope somebody can help me answer it:

Why do some people utterly despise Somalilanders and yet desparately want to remain in a union with them.

It makes no sense.

 

ma yaabtay...

[Blessed]

The guys who did this research probably didn't go to Burco or Hargaisa waa dagaal socda, especially saacada qaadka. LOL. Berbera on the other hand, aduunkaad jeclaanaysaa. it's so calm and mellow. I heard Boorama is the same.

 

Jokes aside, people back home are easily pleased and well connected to Allah. If they make enough to feed the family on that day, they are like 'Alhamdulilah waxba igama maqna'. Somalida westka joogtaa imaankii alle ka qaaday, xitaa farxadii eebe siiyay ayay dadkale u quudhi la'yihiin. Cajiib!

[Che -Guevara]

^LOL....You mean reer Waqooyi stop insulting diinta iyo nabiga.

[Blessed]

war humbles us..

 

p.s I find some of these stereotypes rather offensive.

[Che -Guevara]

^That would do it...I always used to laugh at reer waqooyi jokes tainted with religion..

[Xaaji Xunjuf]

Why not be happy in Somaliland people have what they want

[Wiil Cusub]

Breifing: Somaliland is least likely to Experience Negative Emotions

 

Washington, June 9, 2012, (Weedhsan) – Gallup conducted a survey in 2011 that shows the people of Somaliland worry less and feel less sadness, stress, and pain in comparison to the people from other 148 countries surveyed. Gallup is a world leader in conducting and delivering research for more than 75 years. Gallup conducted surveys in 148 countries and areas throughout 2011. Gallup conducted survey by telephone and face-to-face interviews with 1,000 adults, aged 15 and older, and with sampling error ranged from ±3.4. The results from the research shows that Somaliland people lead the world to least likely experience negative emotions on daily basis, according to Gallup’s Negative Experience Index. The score for Somaliland is the lowest out of the 148 countries that has been surveyed in 2011 and it is 11. You can click here to see the details about the Gallup survey and the list of 148 countries.

The survey asked each person five questions about the levels of sadness, stress, anger, physical pain, and worry they are experiencing at the time the survey is conducted. The Negative Experience Index is a measure of the respondents’ experience on well-being on the day before the survey, providing real-time measures of respondents’ negative emotions and pain. That means Somaliland people have less negative emotions (less sadness, stress, anger, physical pain, and worry) than the other 148 countries.

The International community was wondering before the secret of Somaliland people for escaping all the violence, piracy, extremism, and horrors of draught in the Horn of Africa; not to mention the mature democratic system and real democratic progress in a very difficult region. The news from this survey provides another riddle about Somaliland story – despite the fact that Somaliland is extremely poor country and that it is not recognized by the International Community as a sovereign nation; the people of Somaliland worry less and feel less sadness, stress, and pain in comparison to the other 148 countries in this survey (these 148 countries include the richest nations in the world).

This survey also supports the findings of the previous polling conducted by International Republican Institute in 2011 that showed 90% of the people of Somaliland are very hopeful about their future in Somaliland. This is another amazing chapter of the Somaliland story; it is a peaceful and stable nation in a very difficult region, moderate Islamic nation that is democratic with open society, very poor country with a population that is very hopeful and positive about their future in Somaliland, and leads the world to least likely experience negative emotions.

Somaliland Mission in USA

www.somaliland.us