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Posted: **Tue Jan 17, 2012 1:15 am**

barakaboy10 wrote:whatever little resource we might be able to retrieve from this rigs, i hope it won't become a "CURSE" on us.

after all, we know that good fortunes have not changed the unfortunate situations of many Africans. in fact, in many African countries, oil discoveries made lives worse.

and that's why i am not so joyful about this whole thing. but that's not to say i am against it but i can't surely predict this would change our lives for better.

YOU can keep this words to your self cause we are puntlanders everything can happen by hard work

Posted: **Tue Jan 17, 2012 1:17 am**

Posted: **Tue Jan 17, 2012 1:20 am**

FBISOMALIA wrote:
YOU can keep this words to your self cause we are puntlanders everything can happen by hard work

Ok, let’s not go overboard. Exactly what hard work has Puntland done except allowing foreign white men into their country to exploit their natural resources while idle Somalis watched.

Puntlanders didn’t even raise a sweat, all this done by the technical know-how and sweat of foreign labour and skills.

Posted: **Tue Jan 17, 2012 1:24 am**

Oxidant wrote:
FBISOMALIA wrote:
YOU can keep this words to your self cause we are puntlanders everything can happen by hard work
Ok, let’s not go overboard. Exactly what hard work has Puntland done except allowing foreign white men into their country to exploit their natural resources while idle Somalis watched.

Puntlanders didn’t even raise a sweat, all this done by the technical know-how and sweat of foreign labour and skills.

before 1998 did you hear bossaso ama PL the answer is no ,why you hear loud now cause we worked hard to build our state from nothing to as it today by hard work sxb

Posted: **Tue Jan 17, 2012 1:26 am**

Oh my bad, I thought you were talking about the Oil Rig not the creation of Puntland.

Posted: **Tue Jan 17, 2012 1:28 am**

Oxidant wrote:Oh my bad, I thought you were talking about the Oil Rig not the creation of Puntland.

yes sxb as PUNTLANDERS we worked as hard as we could to achieve the moment that we living today , nothing comes free sxb only by hard work you can do anything

Posted: **Tue Jan 17, 2012 2:02 am**

FBISOMALIA wrote:
barakaboy10 wrote:whatever little resource we might be able to retrieve from this rigs, i hope it won't become a "CURSE" on us.

after all, we know that good fortunes have not changed the unfortunate situations of many Africans. in fact, in many African countries, oil discoveries made lives only worse.

and that's why i am not so joyful about this whole thing. but that's not to say i am against it but i can't surely predict this would change our lives for better.
YOU can keep this words to your self cause we are puntlanders everything can happen by hard work

what is this have to do with Puntland??!!! did you even understood what i wrote???

all i was trying to say is that having natural resources doesn't necessarily improve lives as we have seen in many African countries.

diamonds in sierra leone, massive oil discoveries in Nigeria, cocoas in ivory coast, all sorts of minerals, including rare ones found DR Congo---these naturals which are huge and could sufficiently benefit everyone in respective countries did nothing to improve the lives of its citizens but only made it worse. sierra leone went to brutal civil war because of diamonds; there's a conflict in niger-delta of Nigeria. the list continues...

the lives of the people who live in Niger-delta region, which is the site of the oil production in Nigeria, for example, is worse now than it was before oil was discovered. now, not only are they suffering from huge unemployment but also their livelihoods are gone for good, too. their water sources are contaminated; their lands are gone. they cant farm. they basically have nothing left. i watched a documentary about these people and if you know how things are ran in Africa, you wouldn't be jumping up and down for celebration. is too early to do that but only if you understand the complexity of such explorations.

furthermore, i was only asking the question of: how can you be sure this oil discovery or whatever it might be, doesn't turn out to be a curse!!!???

if your familiar with the landscape of Somalia, Somalia doesn't even need oil to be rich. all it needs is people with working brain. that's it.

Posted: **Tue Jan 17, 2012 2:12 am**

barakaboy10 wrote:whatever little resource we might be able to retrieve from this rigs, i hope it won't become a "CURSE" on us.

after all, we know that good fortunes have not changed the unfortunate situations of many Africans. in fact, in many African countries, oil discoveries made lives worse.

and that's why i am not so joyful about this whole thing. but that's not to say i am against it but i can't surely predict this would change our lives for better.

what you mean we??

what is this have to do with Puntland

Posted: **Tue Jan 17, 2012 2:37 am**

Oxidant wrote:
FBISOMALIA wrote:
YOU can keep this words to your self cause we are puntlanders everything can happen by hard work
Ok, let’s not go overboard. Exactly what hard work has Puntland done except allowing foreign white men into their country to exploit their natural resources while idle Somalis watched.

Puntlanders didn’t even raise a sweat, all this done by the technical know-how and sweat of foreign labour and skills.

You're dumber than a donkey's unborn embryo, it's not easy to convince foreign investors to pour tens of millions of dollars and a lifelong dedication in an unknown region of a country that's infamously known for its anarchy and chaos. A country with no central government for 2 decades.

May your hatred consume you.

Posted: **Tue Jan 17, 2012 2:41 am**

The Drilling Has Began Grand Opening Of Daror Oil Basin.

Somalia Will Soon Be Fat Arab Rich Soon Inshallah. No More Starving Somali Children On CNN. May Allah's Blessings Continue!!! Amiin

President Faroole:
"For the last three years Puntland administration we have send requests to foreign countries and brotherly nations of the world particularly countries with Oil wealth to assist us here in Puntland which has been a region neglected for decades by Somalia's governments which lacks proper roads public infrastructure such as roads, airports and other necessary public facilities. If this well which titled Leopard 1 succeeds in producing Oil I want to tell the people Puntland will no longer be requesting help from anyone."

^^^President Cade Muse, the father of Puntland Somalia's oil exploration took part in the opening ceremony.

Posted: **Tue Jan 17, 2012 2:52 am**

Shirib wrote:^^^ Its a great day for all Somali's, no?

Indeed it's a great day for Somalis oo dhan. Let's just not question Puntland Leadership from this day forth.

Posted: **Tue Jan 17, 2012 2:54 am**

FBISOMALIA wrote:

Posted: **Tue Jan 17, 2012 2:55 am**

Our Dear Leader.

Posted: **Tue Jan 17, 2012 3:00 am**

^^

and one of the two First Ladies of Puntland.

This is the isaq one right?

Posted: **Tue Jan 17, 2012 3:35 am**

Cinque Mtume wrote:^^

and one of the two First Ladies of Puntland.

This is the isaq one right?

nope sxb she is MJ

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