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Qaniisiin hear something good about Puntland and their ass itches. This is not a surprise.

The qaldaans are forgivable since they have a stake in Puntland's losses but Executive is always the first cheerleader on the scene.

Monk-of-Mogadishu wrote:
The qaldaans are forgivable since they have a stake in Puntland's losses but Executive is always the first cheerleader on the scene.

Dude you took that picture from the Facebook group....."DHULBAHANTE YOUTH"

The just looked at the picture and the profile of the guy who posted it,

Monk-of-Mogadishu wrote:Qaniisiin hear something good about Puntland and their ass itches. This is not a surprise.

The qaldaans are forgivable since they have a stake in Puntland's losses but Executive is always the first cheerleader on the scene.

What losses? I was laughing at your desperate antics. Unlike you sxb, I want khayr for my neighbours and fellow somalis. If puntland does well, then alxamdulillah. I'm not the one posting negative things about Somaliland everyday. Relax, get rid of the cuqdad and get on with fixing your country instead of worrying about affairs of other men.

P.S. stop calling people khaniis.

Just accept that Puntland will be seeing oil in the future and be happy about it.

No offense man but how did you think we were that dumb?

Monk-of-Mogadishu wrote:Qaniisiin hear something good about Puntland and their ass itches. This is not a surprise.

The qaldaans are forgivable since they have a stake in Puntland's losses but Executive is always the first cheerleader on the scene.

D-runner had way more raganimo than u when he was caught walle

Monk is right, with Africa oil Corp. on board Puntland is well on its way to begin drilling an already identified potential targets. At the moment the plan is to get one well drilled by early next year, see how it goes and go from there.

Following the states change in government, African Oil Corp. and President Farole had to come to terms, and that as it turns out did take some time but the two have since gotten into a very good and constructive relationship. Each have played their part in renegotiating and, as a result Africa Oil Corp. are more on the ground in the country at the moment as they prepare the logistics, so far things have been going okay, albeit a little bit slower than expected but no major problems at all.

Thanks for the update Monk

Samadoon, just for the record I didn't plagiarize anybody but myself... so the joke is really on you dawg

^ camiraad.com . so its either garoweonline.com forgot to break the news of this rig or this pict was taken by google earth and cant be disputed.so which one is it? .

monk, so if the drilling has began, has puntland gotten any upfront payment? are oil refineries bieng planned to be biulded and who is running the show FARROLE OR TFG?

samadoon-waaxid wrote:^ camiraad.com . so its either garoweonline.com forgot to break the news of this rig or this pict was taken by google earth and cant be disputed.so which one is it? .

Puntland is past the exploration part and has identified all the potential targets, the state has really past the hard part... everything is in place because the state neither lacks the men power nor the logistics needed to drill a damn rig, so if the state has not succeeded on it already I'm sure they will be soon as Monk says.

It was in May of 2008 when a ship belonging to Africa Oil Corp. carrying oil exploration equipment has docked at the port of Bossaso... you all really need work your little brains there, I'm sure if you all had then laugh like mad hyenas, perhaps you all would have seen too that the Canadian company and Puntland have been hard at work ever since.


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D-runner:stop derailing the argument and being all over the place like a headless chicken.prove to me that rig pict was from Garowe
p.s:this thread was an open goal that I had to score against monk of moqdisho,so nothing personal against boodya gaab.ha idiin macaanaato dee

Reer SSC coming back after hearing about the oil exploration

samadoon-waaxid wrote:D-runner:stop derailing the argument and being all over the place like a headless chicken.prove to me there is a drilling rig operating in Garowe.its as simple as that

Perhaps you haven't fully understood as I and Monk have... again everything is in place and if a rig hasn't already been produced it is on its way, comprende?

D-Runner wrote:

samadoon-waaxid wrote:D-runner:stop derailing the argument and being all over the place like a headless chicken.prove to me there is a drilling rig operating in Garowe.its as simple as that

Perhaps you haven't fully understood as I and Monk have... again everything is in place and if a rig hasn't already been produced it is on its way, comprende?

,its sad that yall would run around with bunch of pict that u dont even know its sources all the photos u provided are from dharoor valley in Bari.these white men caravans are long gone,they digged holes and left(God knows what they put in there).so u and monk are still on the illegit side of the argument when it comes to proves.all in all,i dont really care, beenta isu camira.this was an open goal like I said and couldnt resist it,some of u guys are taking it to the heart as if this was attack against beesha . war bacda iska fura dee.i wish my brothers in garowe wax walba oo wanaagsan

What I want to know is what is the benefit for Samadoon to even discuss this topic, his entire clan has been cornered into a single town, should he not have bigger issues.

As the saying goes, "A slave should not converse with free men."