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Queen_Arawello wrote:

KUUSH wrote:

Queen_Arawello wrote:Im not familar with Jubbaland politics

Queen arawello--- if yo wanna keep yo title yo have to represent all OG. time to educate yo self about sujuus Og and reer wamo Ogs. remember OG is OG no matter were they at.

I have to start doing research on those two groups specially reer wamo...why do they call them reer wamo and do they only inhabit Kismayo

reer waamo referred to all the people who inhabit jubooyinka. they are originally from the motherland. back in there day when were the kings we came to explore those areas which was paradise place. Ogs setlled from kismaayo to garisa. a big area amont 1000 thousond squere miles.

Check with Looyan he is from dhagahbuur and he knows waamo more then i do

Kush: Interesting...Loyaan needs to give me a lesson in reer waamo

Ducaysane209 wrote:wtf is reer waamo they always remind me of my bantu neighbours in janaale

habarta buufked u sheeg

Ducaysane209 wrote:wtf is reer waamo they always remind me of my bantu neighbours in janaale

dude do not mistaken reer waamo with those british foot soldiers idooris who intermarried kikus in nairobi.

:roll:

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Ducaysane209 wrote:

Queen_Arawello wrote:Ducaysane u got issues...

horta you still didnt answered me - can you go in somaliland or will they deport you?

what makes u think i wanna go to smellyland

queen the absame settle in 3 regions of the south.

jubadahoose
jubadadhexe
bakool

they settle the folowing places in jubada-hoose
kismayo
afmadow
badhaadhe
jamaame
xagar
raaskambooni
liboyo.

when it comes to jubada dhexe we settle in
bu'ale
saakow
jilib
mareerey
salagle

than comes bakool
yeed
aato
xabow
rabdhure
ceelbarde
shimbiraale

class dismissed

Queen_Arawello wrote:

Ducaysane209 wrote:

Queen_Arawello wrote:Ducaysane u got issues...

horta you still didnt answered me - can you go in somaliland or will they deport you?

what makes u think i wanna go to smellyland

i see now you have no respect your reer abti - i wonder who gave you this attitude properly ONLF

new-york24 wrote:queen the absame settle in 3 regions of the south.

jubadahoose
jubadadhexe
bakool

they settle the folowing places in jubada-hoose
kismayo
afmadow
badhaadhe
jamaame
xagar
raaskambooni
liboyo.

when it comes to jubada dhexe we settle in
bu'ale
saakow
jilib
mareerey
salagle

than comes bakool
yeed
aato
xabow
rabdhure
ceelbarde
shimbiraale

class dismissed

That was very informative...

Ducaysane, unlike idooris our OG grands fathers were brave enough to discover and settled more lands then any one else.

the only idoor who live out of mirqaanland are the ones who were soldiers for the british. that is why yo see few idooris among jareeris in east africa.

Ducaysane: was siyad bare alive at 1898. here is the difference between idoor who fall to thier knees when they see white dude and OG who kick thier ass

On the 22nd of June 1898 a patrol of 41 Sikhs, including Rifleman Butta Singh, under Jemadar Radha Singh was sent out on reconnaissance from Helishid. They were ambushed by a large force of Ogaden and suffered very heavily, losing 27 killed, including the Jemadar, and 4 wounded (Rifleman Butta Singh was twice wounded). Apparently the party was caught without fixed bayonets and the enemy got among them before they had time to use their rifles. In this affair great gallantry was shown by rifleman Butta Singh, who, though twice wounded, and carrying Rifleman Maya Singh who was severely wounded, executed a very skillful firing retirement with four of his comrades, two of whom were also wounded. There is no doubt that these men were only able to return to Helishid due to Rifleman Butta Singh's quick and effective actions. He was at once promoted to Naik and subsequently received the 3rd Class of the Indian Order of Merit for his gallantry. The official citation for this award reads:


"Naik Butta Singh, 4th Bombay Rifles, was granted the 3 rd Class, Order of Merit, for conspicuous gallantry in action near Helishid, on Lake Wama, East Africa, on the 22nd June, 1898, on which occasion, though twice severely wounded himself, he went to the assistance of Sepoy Maya Singh, who was mortally wounded, and after driving off several parties of the enemy, finally brought Maya Singh into camp with the assistance of two other sepoys. (G.G. O. 137 of 1899)."


Butta Singh's richly deserved award was the only gallantry decoration granted for this campaign. It is not known how long Butta Singh had served with the 4th Bombay Rifles, but it is certainly a significant feat of arms that, as a rifleman, he had the composure, the leadership skills, and enough understanding of field tactics to execute this withdrawal against such overwhelming odds with such few men.


The following day, after the attack on Naik Butta Singh's reconnaissance patrol it was feared that Helishid might be attacked. Lieutenant Bickford was sent forward to Helishid from Yonti with 100 men. They passed over the ground of the disaster of the day before and found that the enemy had carried off all the arms and ammunition of the men who had been killed.

http://www.members.dca.net/fbl/singhbutta.html

kuush,

the british were severly punished by absame in both jubbaland and nfd.
there are atleast 6 diffrent books from six diffrent authors recalling the harsh reality they met there.
insha allah am hoping barnes&noble will have some of these books.

Reer Waamo shaah is the BEST!