New Federal State/Administration Being Created In Doolow

[Knight of Wisdom]

Today, I met few Mareexaan friends I haven't seen for a while. We talked about life, politics and what's going back home. Seems like Beesha Mareexaan is on the verge to creating a well-thought Federal State in Doolow, consisting of Lower Jubba, Middle Jubba and Gedo. After a Conference held in Doolow for a long week by Top TFG-Sade officials, word has it that this Maamuul will be announced in the coming days. The Prostitutes of Shaitan (Al-Shabaab) have been weakened. Their main Weapon Storage has recently been bombed by a US Drone. Some high Prostitutes of Shaitan has been killed, given an Express Bush Ticket to Hell. General Barre Hiraale is stationed in Doolow. Other Mareexaan Military leaders, such as Col. Cabbas is near Jubbada Hoose. With it's clan diversity, rich fertile land, Rivers, Kismaanyo Port, bordering Kenya on the West; This State might actually become the Strongest Federal State in Somalia.

Kismaanyo will be it's Capital.

President: Mareexaan
Vice President: Mareexaan
Speaker of State Parliament: Ogaaden

Map and Flag of the New State:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/c ... baland.png

[XimanJaale]

Yep, there so much political activity happening in Doolow for the past weeks. Thats why the military actions were slow for past weeks.

They are planning to create a mamuul. This the best news ever. Hope the process goes smooth.

I was told after 45 days the biggest conference will happen, where all the different tribes in Lower and Middle Jubba will take part in.

Gedo , Lower Juba and Middle Juba need mamuul. Its great that Beesha Sade have finally united together and its good that they are reaching towards other clans that live in Lower and Middle Juba such as Absame, Dir, Gaaljecel, Shiekhaal and others.

Gedo is simple, its not diverse, one tribe live there (Marehan) so there will be no issue in Gedo. The issue will be Jubooyinka which is diverse, despite it having a majority clan there (Sade & Absame) but other minority clans cannot be ignored.

[TheblueNwhite]

[Eaglehawk]

why are you laughing, what is so funny that you see that i don`t see?

[XimanJaale]

why are you laughing, what is so funny that you see that i don`t see?

he ain't really laughing, he uses those smilies when he feels upset/emotional/threatened. I know the guy very well

[XaliimoFarax]

Mashallah I for one happy to see more maamals everyone needs to contribute to their regions and cities. Charity starts at home. After peace and much needed development we can talk about our long awaited Somaliweyn dream inshallah.

[Eaglehawk]

why are you laughing, what is so funny that you see that i don`t see?

he ain't really laughing, he uses those smilies when he feels upset/emotional/threatened. I know the guy very well

i know why he is laughing its one of those hopeless feeling covered up by a smeerky awkaward smile.
ximaan did you know hawiye always had a kismaayo to gaalkaciyo project and a attitude of make sure, we sabotage every form of jubaland state which is a horizontal state which will contradict their vertical state
that smile is more then a smile its xaasidnimo+ a challenge of you can`t

[James Dahl]

There are lots of clans in the Juba valley, why so much emphasis of Marexaan and Ogadeen?

[XimanJaale]

There are lots of clans in the Juba valley, why so much emphasis of Marexaan and Ogadeen?

They are the majority of Lower Juba and Middle Juba. They also have the manpower in those two regions specially the Mareexaan clan.

[James Dahl]

There are lots of clans in the Juba valley, why so much emphasis of Marexaan and Ogadeen?

They are the majority of Lower Juba and Middle Juba. They also have the manpower in those two regions specially the Mareexaan clan.

I don't think there are any statistics of who lives in the Juba Valley, but there are whole areas that are majority non-Ogadeen, non-Mareexaan. The Bartire in Bu'alle, the Harti and others who live in and around Kismayo, various clans and people in Jilib and Jamaame, and until recently the Garre in the western hills.

[XimanJaale]

I don't think there are any statistics of who lives in the Juba Valley, but there are whole areas that are majority non-Ogadeen, non-Mareexaan. The Bartire in Bu'alle, the Harti and others who live in and around Kismayo, various clans and people in Jilib and Jamaame, and until recently the Garre in the western hills.

Somalis know eachother, they know who is majority in where, we all live together. In Lower and Middle Juba the majority are Mareexaan and Ogadeen.

You will see camels belonging to Mareexaan all the way from the tip of Lower Juba and the Ogadeens likewise.

But those minority clan should be respected, and I hope this new administration will be fair.

[IronSheik]

I don't think there are any statistics of who lives in the Juba Valley, but there are whole areas that are majority non-Ogadeen, non-Mareexaan. The Bartire in Bu'alle, the Harti and others who live in and around Kismayo, various clans and people in Jilib and Jamaame, and until recently the Garre in the western hills.

Somalis know eachother, they know who is majority in where, we all live together. In Lower and Middle Juba the majority are Mareexaan and Ogadeen.

You will see camels belonging to Mareexaan all the way from the tip of Lower Juba and the Ogadeens likewise.

But those minority clan should be respected, and I hope this new administration will be fair.

Maxaa tiri abti? Yaa minority clan? It is true waryaa Marehan and ogadeen are not majoirty in every area it is very even. Marehan are not that many population wise if I am true and you are underestimating the amount of Garre are many in the region.