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The Kenyan government just came out saying that they welcome the decisions of the TFG and that any meeting on Somalia should be held in Somalia. Jabuti and other IGAD countries also took the same position. So what does Mahiga do? Begs for this meeting to happen and is promising the next one will be in Mogadishu

Talk about falling from grace. Never had a UN Envoy to Somalia been humiliated this much. Even worse are the ones who pinned their hopes on Mahiga. Today must be a weeping Day for many

Ethiopia Clearly want's this meeting to take place in Kenya.

Lol@ beggars wanting to become choosers

King-of-Awdal wrote:Ethiopia Clearly want's this meeting to take place in Kenya.

No they dont. They in fact support the government decision

This is not over yet...

I wonder what is the next trick

Rove

So Far only Djibouti and Kenya have come out against the meeting in Nairobi. Ethiopia will do everything it can to make sure a central and Strong Somali state never comes. Plus Kenya is a double agent because they have the most to loose if all those UN office's move. Dont ever trust FUFU

IGAD won't let go of their vassal state so easily

King-of-Awdal wrote:Rove

So Far only Djibouti and Kenya have come out against the meeting in Nairobi. Ethiopia will do everything it can to make sure a central and Strong Somali state never comes. Plus Kenya is a double agent because they have the most to loose if all those UN office's move. Dont ever trust FUFU

IGAD took a position siding with the government. Don't buy too much into the conspiracy theories.

^^^

IGAD= Ethiopia Nuff Said

King-of-Awdal wrote:^^^

IGAD= Ethiopia Nuff Said

That's what I mean.

I was looking over Mahiga's C.V the other day and the guy was never especially qualified to deal with Somalia.

James Dahl wrote:IGAD won't let go of their vassal state so easily

IGAD isn't monolithic when it comes to Somalia. Eritrea has it's own path for Somalia as does Djibouti as does Ethiopia as does Uganda and as does Kenya even though Kenya might not be so public with it sometimes. If all of them from Uganda to Kenya to Djibouti support the TFG in this, does the TFG not have a solid case then?

Voltage wrote:

James Dahl wrote:IGAD won't let go of their vassal state so easily

IGAD isn't monolithic when it comes to Somalia. Eritrea has it's own path for Somalia as does Djibouti as does Ethiopia as does Uganda and as does Kenya even though Kenya might not be so public with it sometimes. If all of them from Uganda to Kenya to Djibouti support the TFG in this, does the TFG not have a solid case then?

No it has no Solid Case because at the end of the day neither Kenya, Djibouti or Uganda wield as much influence and power of Somalia as Ethiopia and those habesh would never want to see a peacefull somalia because within 20 year's Somalia will surpass them in every imaginable way.