If that's the case. Berbera and Hargeisa are mines.Samatalis249 wrote: Fri Apr 10, 2020 3:53 pmLaantayda inay gaabantahay iyo in kale waad ogaandonta. Konfuur Galbeed waxay noqonaysa konfuur Galbeed.ReturnOfMariixmaan wrote: Fri Apr 10, 2020 1:40 pmGedo is ours sxb. Why you obsessed with degaans that aren't yours? Worry about Somaliland. Jubbaland rag ba leh. Laangaab ba tahay.Samatalis249 wrote: Fri Apr 10, 2020 11:44 am
I’ve said it before he wants to turn raxanweyn attention away from gedo. Every single degmo in gedo is disputed. There is a long night in hell coming for marexaan.
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Benadir District, diverse now or 1952?
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Re: Benadir District, diverse now or 1952?
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Re: Benadir District, diverse now or 1952?
No Twisted, you are still missing the woods for the forest to forcefully advertise that which has long lost capital.Ardentte wrote: Fri Apr 10, 2020 6:59 amLol are you telling me Abgaals came to Muqdisho with casa popolare?Voltage wrote: Thu Apr 09, 2020 9:13 pm By the way no one has ever said Darod or Marehan were ever majority or the most sizable presence of Benadir.
If we don't say that even under the Kacaan, what makes you think we would any other time?
However the Marehan on the Council does represent that Marehan have always had a presence especially in the city center and the elite/influencers.
Also knowing Somalis, I am not saying Marehan is elite to anyone; I am saying Benador was not the degaan of Marehan, so the only Marehan that would be there isn't our average joe, but the person who had DAN/INTEREST there so intellectuals/ilbax, etc
Whereas for example, Abgaal may be miscounted in the "city" when really Abgaal was based from Casa Populare (originally the shantytown housing the workers from neighboring clans) to Warsheikh to the northern beach.
So of course Abgal was very sizable in periphery of Mogadishu as a clan.
Whereas the Marehan seat there is important to represent the reer Aw-Maxamuuds, the reer Farmaajo, the Haji Xaashi, the reer Abdulle Hassans, the reer Jaamac Juges, the reer Xaashi Xaashi Daroods, the reer Biixi Ilaawes, etc.
The Marehan families whose sons ended up writing the Somali language, taking over Isbitaal Martiino, printing the first magazines, in 1960. etc.
Re: Benadir District, diverse now or 1952?
Nothing has been lost mudane our base is healthy, vibrant and getting education and they are building the nation as they always have been.Voltage wrote: Sat Apr 11, 2020 12:00 pmNo Twisted, you are still missing the woods for the forest to forcefully advertise that which has long lost capital.Ardentte wrote: Fri Apr 10, 2020 6:59 amLol are you telling me Abgaals came to Muqdisho with casa popolare?Voltage wrote: Thu Apr 09, 2020 9:13 pm By the way no one has ever said Darod or Marehan were ever majority or the most sizable presence of Benadir.
If we don't say that even under the Kacaan, what makes you think we would any other time?
However the Marehan on the Council does represent that Marehan have always had a presence especially in the city center and the elite/influencers.
Also knowing Somalis, I am not saying Marehan is elite to anyone; I am saying Benador was not the degaan of Marehan, so the only Marehan that would be there isn't our average joe, but the person who had DAN/INTEREST there so intellectuals/ilbax, etc
Whereas for example, Abgaal may be miscounted in the "city" when really Abgaal was based from Casa Populare (originally the shantytown housing the workers from neighboring clans) to Warsheikh to the northern beach.
So of course Abgal was very sizable in periphery of Mogadishu as a clan.
Whereas the Marehan seat there is important to represent the reer Aw-Maxamuuds, the reer Farmaajo, the Haji Xaashi, the reer Abdulle Hassans, the reer Jaamac Juges, the reer Xaashi Xaashi Daroods, the reer Biixi Ilaawes, etc.
The Marehan families whose sons ended up writing the Somali language, taking over Isbitaal Martiino, printing the first magazines, in 1960. etc.
And I'm not twisted there are people who can attest to that.
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