Mr. Maslah Mohamed Siad, one of the few men that Somalia nee
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Mr. Maslah Mohamed Siad, one of the few men that Somalia nee
by Warsame Shire
In the last few days, a different pace was dominating the usual political sphere of Somalia. A new chapter was slowly, though steadily, unfolding in the political arena of Somalia. Politicians gathered in the capital of Djibouti to witness and partake in the election of a new interim president. The interim presidential seat was once again being contended by dozens of candidates from diverse backgrounds yet share the same common background of being active in the Somali political landscape of the post-civil war. Each one recycling the yet-to-fulfilled words of salvaging Somalia from the abyss of violence, pestilence, famine and above all, the never-ending civil war.
Whilst Somalis were getting ready to brush off another remake of the TNG/TFG-style elections wherein warlords were contesting each other for the main seat, they were caught unaware of the sudden proclamation of certain individuals, namely, Mr. Sharif Ahmed and Mr. Maslah Mohamed Siad Barre.
After Mr.Maslah announced his intention to become the next Somali president, many Somalis including non-Somalis were instantly bewildered by this sudden declaration. The main question circulating the Somali community was how someone, who has never participated in the political scene for the last 18 years, could ever have a significant chance of grabbing the presidential seat.
To adequately answer that question, one needs to know what Mr. Maslah has been engaging in the last 18 years. The son of the former Somali President, Mohamed Siad Barre, Maslah distanced himself from the current turmoil ravaging Somalia. After the downfall of the central government, Maslah moved to Kenya where he made numerous attempts to restore central rule by supporting any capable Somali that had the ability to reconcile Somalis. He specifically made sure not to provide any support or condemnation to any particular Somalia faction or group since his main loyalty lied with Somalia. After patiently awaiting 18 years, he finally decided that Somalia cannot wait another 18 years for different factions and political groups to reconcile amongst each other so instead, he proposed to participate in the upcoming Djibouti presidential election and create the change himself with the support of the Somali people.
Maslah entered the race as the decided underdog with a post-civil war political experience of mere than two weeks under his belt and yet managed to gather the second most votes in the first two rounds, thereby beating the former interim prime ministers, Ali Khalif Galeyr, Nur Adde, Ali Gedi, and Hasan Abshir Farah.
Maslah surprisingly progressed in to the final round competing with the initial favourite of the race, Sharif Ahmed. Glued on to their TV-sets, Somalis all over the world were having a nostalgic flashback of the late Somali President Mohamed Siad Barre. Mr. Maslah, both in appearance and behaviour bears an uncanny resembles to his late father. A myriad of questions were rapidly racing through the minds of the Somalis, all concentrating on what would occur if Mr.Maslah ever became victorious in the election. Can Mr.Maslah re-install the tranquillity and stability of the pre-1991 Somalia? Would he able to follow the footsteps of his late father, by emulating his leadership qualities?
Nevertheless, Mr. Maslah managed to become the presidential runner-up by securing 126 votes of the original parliamentary members whilst Mr. Sharif secured the majority of his votes from the newly-added members of the ARS group (200) in addition to 98 votes of the original parliamentary members.
The next daunting step awaiting interim president Sharif Ahmed is to appoint a competent prime-minister that strongly enjoys the support of both the member of parliaments and the Somalis in general. What better man to fit that description than the presidential runner-up Mr. Maslah Mohamed Siad.
Somalis in general have rejected Sharif Ahmed’s previous predecessors, from Ali Mahdi to Abdulahi Yusuf due the lack of public confidence. It is therefore crucially imperative that the new interim president Sharif Ahmed does not select another individual that lacks the major criteria of becoming a worthwhile prime-minister that will be able to engrave lasting peace in the war-stricken Somalia.
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In the last few days, a different pace was dominating the usual political sphere of Somalia. A new chapter was slowly, though steadily, unfolding in the political arena of Somalia. Politicians gathered in the capital of Djibouti to witness and partake in the election of a new interim president. The interim presidential seat was once again being contended by dozens of candidates from diverse backgrounds yet share the same common background of being active in the Somali political landscape of the post-civil war. Each one recycling the yet-to-fulfilled words of salvaging Somalia from the abyss of violence, pestilence, famine and above all, the never-ending civil war.
Whilst Somalis were getting ready to brush off another remake of the TNG/TFG-style elections wherein warlords were contesting each other for the main seat, they were caught unaware of the sudden proclamation of certain individuals, namely, Mr. Sharif Ahmed and Mr. Maslah Mohamed Siad Barre.
After Mr.Maslah announced his intention to become the next Somali president, many Somalis including non-Somalis were instantly bewildered by this sudden declaration. The main question circulating the Somali community was how someone, who has never participated in the political scene for the last 18 years, could ever have a significant chance of grabbing the presidential seat.
To adequately answer that question, one needs to know what Mr. Maslah has been engaging in the last 18 years. The son of the former Somali President, Mohamed Siad Barre, Maslah distanced himself from the current turmoil ravaging Somalia. After the downfall of the central government, Maslah moved to Kenya where he made numerous attempts to restore central rule by supporting any capable Somali that had the ability to reconcile Somalis. He specifically made sure not to provide any support or condemnation to any particular Somalia faction or group since his main loyalty lied with Somalia. After patiently awaiting 18 years, he finally decided that Somalia cannot wait another 18 years for different factions and political groups to reconcile amongst each other so instead, he proposed to participate in the upcoming Djibouti presidential election and create the change himself with the support of the Somali people.
Maslah entered the race as the decided underdog with a post-civil war political experience of mere than two weeks under his belt and yet managed to gather the second most votes in the first two rounds, thereby beating the former interim prime ministers, Ali Khalif Galeyr, Nur Adde, Ali Gedi, and Hasan Abshir Farah.
Maslah surprisingly progressed in to the final round competing with the initial favourite of the race, Sharif Ahmed. Glued on to their TV-sets, Somalis all over the world were having a nostalgic flashback of the late Somali President Mohamed Siad Barre. Mr. Maslah, both in appearance and behaviour bears an uncanny resembles to his late father. A myriad of questions were rapidly racing through the minds of the Somalis, all concentrating on what would occur if Mr.Maslah ever became victorious in the election. Can Mr.Maslah re-install the tranquillity and stability of the pre-1991 Somalia? Would he able to follow the footsteps of his late father, by emulating his leadership qualities?
Nevertheless, Mr. Maslah managed to become the presidential runner-up by securing 126 votes of the original parliamentary members whilst Mr. Sharif secured the majority of his votes from the newly-added members of the ARS group (200) in addition to 98 votes of the original parliamentary members.
The next daunting step awaiting interim president Sharif Ahmed is to appoint a competent prime-minister that strongly enjoys the support of both the member of parliaments and the Somalis in general. What better man to fit that description than the presidential runner-up Mr. Maslah Mohamed Siad.
Somalis in general have rejected Sharif Ahmed’s previous predecessors, from Ali Mahdi to Abdulahi Yusuf due the lack of public confidence. It is therefore crucially imperative that the new interim president Sharif Ahmed does not select another individual that lacks the major criteria of becoming a worthwhile prime-minister that will be able to engrave lasting peace in the war-stricken Somalia.
Warsame101@gmail.com
http://www.gedonet.com/index.php?news=4514
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Re: Mr. Maslah Mohamed Siad, one of the few men that Somalia nee
Ive heard he will named as the new prime minister of somalia....
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Liqayye, Beesha Issaq need to support their Maternal Son, the Way Beesha SADE supports Cali Marexaan 

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Re: Mr. Maslah Mohamed Siad, one of the few men that Somalia nee
kan coolpoisen na merexaan iyo wax berri horre laga tagay bu la war wareega 

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Re: Mr. Maslah Mohamed Siad, one of the few men that Somalia nee
emperior are U drunk again
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Re: Mr. Maslah Mohamed Siad, one of the few men that Somalia nee
^^^^ u ask imperior if he is drunk, Yet you support well known alcholic maslah mohame Price less !!!!
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Re: Mr. Maslah Mohamed Siad, one of the few men that Somalia nee
Murax.. we do support Beesha Mareexan, we believe they are the only clan that ca lead somalia, Hawiye and Harti have tried and it didnt work, Beesha Mareexaan should get a second chance!!!!Murax wrote:Liqayye, Beesha Issaq need to support their Maternal Son, the Way Beesha SADE supports Cali Marexaan
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LiQaaye_TDH wrote:
Murax.. we do support Beesha Mareexan, we believe they are the only clan that ca lead somalia, Hawiye and Harti have tried and it didnt work, Beesha Mareexaan should get a second chance!!!!
You mean Majerteen???
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Re: Mr. Maslah Mohamed Siad, one of the few men that Somalia nee
Wasn't Galayr prime minister? 

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Voltage
Galaydh was PM for a few months, all he managed to do was drafting constitution and give a speech at UN.....
Galaydh was PM for a few months, all he managed to do was drafting constitution and give a speech at UN.....
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Liqayye Marexaan had their time. Let the President be whoever they want as long as they can accomplish something.
Re: Mr. Maslah Mohamed Siad, one of the few men that Somalia nee
21 years is not enough, if we have had it for another 21 years people in xamar would live a very wealthy life and we would not be refugees 

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Re: Mr. Maslah Mohamed Siad, one of the few men that Somalia nee
^^ Murax why dont Rer Ali Husein bring Somali president. im gonna be the Rer Siyad Husein candidate and U will be the Ali Husein candidateMurax wrote:![]()
Liqayye Marexaan had their time. Let the President be whoever they want as long as they can accomplish something.
and Maslah's not half IIdor, he's bah Khadija. how old were U wen U left somalia. have U never heard of Bah Khadija and Bah Dalayad? Khadija AUN she was Rer Koshin and Dalayad AUN was Rer Noor
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Re: Mr. Maslah Mohamed Siad, one of the few men that Somalia nee
LiQaaye_TDH wrote:Murax.. we do support Beesha Mareexan, we believe they are the only clan that ca lead somalia, Hawiye and Harti have tried and it didnt work, Beesha Mareexaan should get a second chance!!!!Murax wrote:Liqayye, Beesha Issaq need to support their Maternal Son, the Way Beesha SADE supports Cali Marexaan
Liqaaye, you are displaying love for Our Marehan cousins, ma gabadh Marehan baad ku qabatay baryahaan. Darood women are strong, and I believe she totally sold you out Marehan

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