Somalia: President Calls for Misled to Quit Al shabab

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Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, the president of the transitional federal government of Somalia on Monday called on Somalia's misled teenagers to stop fighting what he called the terrorist group Al shabaab.


Speaking at a ceremony marking 67th anniversary of establishing Somalia police forces that took place in the Somali capital Mogadishu, the leader of Somalia Ahmed has urged Somali young people, who work with Al shabaab, not to take a wrong path, saying it is un-Islamic the killing and terrorizing Somalis, who 100% are Muslims.

He spelled out the history will mark evil and bad actions committed by these cruel groups in the horn of Africa nation.

"The government of Somalia implemented the Shari' a Islamic Law, so every one trying to demur and oppose it, will be on a wrong and un-Islamic way.

The president of Somalia noted Somalia's devastated governmental institutions will need and extra-ordinary efforts and more tasks, adding that every person needed to understand it.

Nonetheless, Ahmed said it is unfortunate and ill-fated that Somalis supported by foreigners to try to destroy Somalia and made it a safe haven for terror networks.