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Executive wrote:^Its a lobby group getting paid to representing a poor nation in need of resources. There is no conflict of Interest here, money talks.

God help the poor people of somalia. every one seems making money on behave of them.

waryaa, this nothing to do with qabiil, but again , hadad somali person so hadal qaado ba wa qabiil!!!

Mudane Farmaajo

Ilaahi ha kula garab galo adeer

we can indeed see the stupidity and reer baadiyonimo from somalis

It's not just a lobbygroup, why did he choose a lobby firm who's executive hired you years agao? This is a classic example of conflict of interests, you

Joel A. Giambra, the former Erie County executive, is a man-aging director of the lobbying firm, and years ago he hired Mohamed to serve as his minority business coordinator.

Talk about 'paying back'

Wallahi this would cause an uproar if it happened in Europe

abdalla11 wrote:It's not just a lobbygroup, why did he choose a lobby firm who's executive hired you years agao? This is a classic example of conflict of interests, you

Joel A. Giambra, the former Erie County executive, is a man-aging director of the lobbying firm, and years ago he hired Mohamed to serve as his minority business coordinator.

Talk about 'paying back'

Wallahi this would cause an uproar if it happened in Europe

duh!!

Cause he has trust and good friendship with his executive that hired him!

It's good to join someone you know than someone you don't know, i mean Farmaajo is trying to restore a bruised country and him asking someone he knows as a lobby is a big plus

Is it ethical? It depends.

1. Was the guy hired based on his connections and were others considered before awarding the contrct?
2. Was it a unilateral decision made by the prime minister or was it made by someone else and how involved was the prime minister in the decision making.

I think what is unethical is not who got the contract but rather the fact that money which could be used elsewhere is being wasted needlessly.