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Another inkaar jeberti who shall be dissapointed

Cali_Gaab wrote:Ofcourse he's there for the money, this is his only income and probably last.

where is that money coming from though? Ethiopian rented ports? tax collected?

The problem with Africa is, leaders that don't do nothing, and want to take all the country's resources, while the average person struggles to survive or is starving.

Cali_Gaab wrote:Another inkaar jeberti who shall be dissapointed

Horta what is your problem with Jeberti? We only want the best for you.

www.somalilandglobe. com : Riyale’s Order To Close Parliament A Setback For Somaliland

08 September 2009

Somaliland president who faces impeachment from the Members of the Parliament has ordered his minister of Interior to forcibly close the parliament for an “indefinite period”.

Heavily armed police and military units have cordoned the parliament building and surrounding areas. The police were ordered to enter the building later and close the offices of the MPs and the parliament building itself. Several MPs who refused orders to leave their offices or the parliament building were forcibly removed.

Earlier the MPS heard the legality of the proposed impeachment of the president and the vice-president from parliamentary legal adviser in which he confirmed that the MPs followed the correct legal framework during submission of the motion for a parliament hearing.

However before the parliament session could proceed, one pro-Riyale MP produced a loaded gun and threatened the speaker and the deputy speakers before the police confiscated the gun. The armed MP, Abdirahman Mohamed Jama (Abu Xoog), who should have faced dismissal remains free and is unlikely to face arrest from the police under Riyale’s orders.

As a result of the security incident the parliament leader decided to close the session and informed the MPs that the hearing will commence on Saturday. Within minutes however the police entered the parliament hall and ordered everyone out of the building.

Riyale’s interior minister confirmed that he ordered the closure of the parliament for an “indefinite period” for what he termed “security reasons”. This appears to be a premeditated plan by the minister and at least the armed MP to disrupt the normal sessions of the parliament while the impeachment motion is on the table.

The speaker of the parliament’s house later told reporters that he received news that police visited his house while he was away. The speaker, flanked by his two deputies, spoke about how today’s events “portend ominous consequences” for democracy in Somaliland. They vowed to carry on discharging their duties to the nation as MPs.

President Riyale who controversially stayed in power after his 5-year elected term ended in May 2008, has the Guurti extend his term until October 29 2009 by which time an elected president must be in place. The election that was slated for September 27 is unlikely to be held after Riyale decided to suspend the voter registration list.

The order to close the parliament is among a series of grave actions taken by Riyale lately that present severe setbacks for the democratization process and the long term stability of the country.

habar istraaf vs habar istraaf those habro need come to xamar before they injury
each other asap

sb, do you want rafaad iyo colaad in somaliland?

dahir riyale is foking bad boy pimp

you Got love the guy for the way he is pimping the habro

by Somalian_Boqor » Tue Sep 08, 2009 7:24 am

Fight Iyo Gun Shots In Hargeysa Parliament...

One of the Habars Almost got Shot