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udun wrote:

To the rest,

Enlightened~Sista has a mother who is from Sool so she is local and may be want to move there with her mom, her uncles, and her cousins.

Loool.. Im from Sool and would never work there

The first thing that came to my mind when I read 'job' was working in a little shop selling qaad or herding geel..

Okay what other jobs pay well...it doesn't have to be a lot for someone with no qualifications.

udun wrote:

Enlightened~Sista wrote:Horn Relief ..thanks udun.

How about in the fields of interpreting ? Intee bay helaan.

There are at least 2 secondary schools + several private schools, one institute, and a startup university and I think you should be able to teach. Someone with your skills should be able to get a teaching position but I doubt you want to accept the salary they pay over there even tough if you look at the local standards, you should be able to do well with any salary from a teaching position in that city.


To the rest,

Enlightened~Sista has a mother who is from Sool so she is local and may be want to move there with her mom, her uncles, and her cousins.

Udun, miyaad dhul habar jeclo ah ka shaqeyn laheyd adiga oo dadkaaga ku baahan? Runta sheeg oo ilaahay ka baq. And how do you know what skills this chick has

What NGOs operate in Lascaanood?

WestLdnShawty wrote:

udun wrote:

To the rest,

Enlightened~Sista has a mother who is from Sool so she is local and may be want to move there with her mom, her uncles, and her cousins.

Loool.. Im from Sool and would never work there

The first thing that came to my mind when I read 'job' was working in a little shop selling qaad or herding geel..

Why not, is it dangerous?

Cali_Gaab wrote:

udun wrote:

Enlightened~Sista wrote:Horn Relief ..thanks udun.

How about in the fields of interpreting ? Intee bay helaan.

There are at least 2 secondary schools + several private schools, one institute, and a startup university and I think you should be able to teach. Someone with your skills should be able to get a teaching position but I doubt you want to accept the salary they pay over there even tough if you look at the local standards, you should be able to do well with any salary from a teaching position in that city.


To the rest,

Enlightened~Sista has a mother who is from Sool so she is local and may be want to move there with her mom, her uncles, and her cousins.

Udun, miyaad dhul habar jeclo ah ka shaqeyn laheyd adiga oo dadkaaga ku baahan? Runta sheeg oo ilaahay ka baq. And how do you know what skills this chick has

Waar gabadha amaan siiya ninkaagan qurbaha qabyaalada ku bartay Waan ka shaqan kahaa waayo HJ saw dadkayagii ma aha. Ragga ninkii godob reero u dhaxaysa ka baqaya baan gobolada kale aadin oo is leh armaa lagu helaa laakiin dumarku meeshaan doonaan bay ka shaqayn karaan khaasatan gabadh degaankaas ehel ku lihi waa gurigeedii. Keep in mind there are many Somalis from Southern and Western Somalia who work there and earn their living there.

I actually commend anyone for wanting to go back home and try and make a difference to their hometowns.

People there need us man.

WestLdnShawty wrote:

udun wrote:

To the rest,

Enlightened~Sista has a mother who is from Sool so she is local and may be want to move there with her mom, her uncles, and her cousins.

Loool.. Im from Sool and would never work there

The first thing that came to my mind when I read 'job' was working in a little shop selling qaad or herding geel..

So you're telling us there is nothing else there? I think you Cali Bare lady learned this qabyaalad thing in the diaspora just like Cali Gaab To just inform you abt opportunities there, there are jobs in the medical, education, business, and telecommunications field. I have a relative who is an electronic engineer who moved there to work in the telecommunications company over there. Whatever you had in mind, whatever you can find in other major cities, you can find it in LA. Fyi, some of the teachers who teach the secondary and post secondary schools were recruited from Kenya and they are not clan-wise from there.

Enlightened~Sista wrote:What NGOs operate in Lascaanood?

There are many including medical, teaching, environmental, and and those that claim to support the poor. I will find out let you.

WestLdnShawty wrote:You feeling alright luv? Walahi my comment had nothing to do with qabiil (Whenever I go back to the homeland I spend majority of my time in Puntland).. and yet you got the cheek to label me a qabliist ...
If I was going back to the homeland to work I would work in a large urban area not a little town!!

Ps. Why is it that every comment you make is qabiil affiliated?
You seriously need to chemically peel the top layer of your brain kid, cos you never think straight..

Oops, big misunderstanding. I give you xaal and took back every things I said to you. I will take your advice and ask the SNET resident psychologist Basra to check my head Again I took it back every thing I said to you lady WestLdnShawty.

FYI, LA is a caasimad and not a small town


Cali Gaab,

Every thing I said to you still stands

Good luck with that sis,funny how most people are suprised by you Q
Ain't it our ultimate aim to go back to a counry we can truly call our own

seemeyer wrote:Good luck with that sis,funny how most people are suprised by you Q
Ain't it our ultimate aim to go back to a counry we can truly call our own

Agree. I commend anyone who goes back home and work there.

And since business is booming in Puntland and Somaliland, I dont see why people shouldnt go back home and make a life for themselves there.

seemeeye & beenaale

I'm just inquiring about job opportunities for a relative of mine.

garoweboy wrote:Your in the west and you wana get a job in lascanood
ma shaqala aan ba dhacday

To be quite honest I was most surprised by your question.