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The funeral at 6 mins

Is that for the Husband of the Education Minister?
I heard he died a week or so back.

''Aad baan idin ku gu faanaa, magac iyo taarikh baad dadka soomaaliyeed iyo Somaliland ba ugu keentay..''



What's the difference between us and the other rodent somaaliyeed

Waa ayo Cabdi Bile?

abdikarim86 wrote:Waa ayo Cabdi Bile?

A man that inspired daaroods to run.

All of them from mogadishu to Kenya
Afweyne to Nigeria
Bintiland back to Garowe
SSC leader to America
Morgan to Kenya
Sangub to Djibouti and Bintiland
The warsangeli sultan when getting shot in the arse

The list goes on and on.

Welcome to Somaliland.

HaragWafi85 wrote:
Welcome to Somaliland.

During shirka khaatumo

abdikarim86 wrote:Waa ayo Cabdi Bile?

C'mon abti you don't know only the greatest somali athlete olympic gold medalist back in the 80's.

He's also nin dhulbahante ah

garad13 wrote:

abdikarim86 wrote:Waa ayo Cabdi Bile?

C'mon abti you don't know only the greatest somali athlete olympic gold medalist back in the 80's.

He's also nin dhulbahante ah

He never ever won the Olympics saaxib, no somali has.

Insha'Allah next year we will have the first ever ethnic Somali Olympic Gold medallist

He is a legend and an example for many

KingMJ wrote:

garad13 wrote:

abdikarim86 wrote:Waa ayo Cabdi Bile?

C'mon abti you don't know only the greatest somali athlete olympic gold medalist back in the 80's.

He's also nin dhulbahante ah

He ever never won the Olympics saaxib, no somali has.

Insha'Allah next year we will have the first ever ethnic Somali Olympic Gold medallist

It's sad he running for the UK though, it would be more historic if he's was wearing blue

He grew up in the UK, went to school in the UK, was trained in running in the UK, his UK coach encouraged him to be an athlete and compete and the UK sponsored and financed his training, his wife is British, so it makes sense that he represents the UK since they helped become a pro. But still he doesn't forget his roots and reps it hard

KingMJ wrote:He grew up in the UK, went to school in the UK, was trained in running in the UK, his UK coach encouraged him to be an athlete and compete and the UK sponsored and financed his training, his wife is British, so it makes sense that he represents the UK since they helped become a pro. But still he doesn't forget his roots and reps it hard

All somalis are proud of Mo Farah

^^ Yup he will use his fame and his income to help the somali people back home, also he is helping to fund an athletics club back home so in the future more home-grown runners will be around Insha'Allah

KingMJ wrote:^^ Yup he will use his fame and his income to help the somali people back home, also he is helping to fund an athletics club back home so in the future more home-grown runners will be around Insha'Allah

i heard him on somali bbc a couple weeks back he started a mo farah foundation and is working with K'naan, famous somali dhalinyaro with big hearts weeyan i hope the fame doesn't make them sell-outs in the future