Somaliland independence day 1960 26 june

[Khalid Ali]

Happy independence day the People of Somaliland

[Khalid Ali]

Md Saylici Iyo Hogaamiyaha Kulmiye Oo Shacabka Ku Hambalyeeyay 52-guurada Ka Soo Wareegtay Wakhtigii Somaliland Xornimada Ka Qaadatay Ingiriiska Oo Berri Ku Beegan

Hargeysa (Ramaas) June 25,2012 – Madaxwayne ku xigeenka Somaliland Md Cabdiraxmaan Cabdilaahi Ismaaciil (Saylici) iyo Guddoomiyaha xisbiga Muxaafidka ah ee Kulmiye Muuse Biixi Cabdi, ayaa shacabka ku hambalyeeyay 52 guurada ka soo wareegtay wakhtigii Somaliland xornimada ka qaadatay Ingiriiska oo ku beegan berri

Madaxwayne ku xigeenka Somaliland iyo Guddoomiyaha Kulmiye ayaa shacabka ku hambalyeeyay xuska 26-ka June oo ku beegan 52 guurada ka soo wareegtay wakhtigii Somaliland xornimada ka qaadatay Ingiriiska 26-kii June 1960, waxayna dadka iyo dalkaba ILAAHAY uga baryeen inuu sanadkan sanadkiisa kale ku gaadhaan badhaadhe.

Md Saylici oo maanta warbaahinta la hadlay ayaa yidhi “Waxaan shacabka ku hambalyeynayaa 52 guurada ka soo wareegtay markii Somaliland xornimada ka qaatay Ingiriiska 26.06.1960, waxaanan leeyahay shacabka meel kasta oo ay joogaan sanadkan sanadkiisa ku gaadha bash bash iyo barwaaqo”

Guddoomiyaha xisbiga Kulmiye Muuse Biixi Cabdi oo isna shacabka hambalyeeyay ayaa yidhi “Waxaan shacabka reer Somaliland ku hambalyeynayaa 52 guurada Madax-banaanida Somaliland, xornimada aynu Ingiriiska ka qaadanay waxaynu la midownay walaalaheena Koonfurta oo aynu dhibaato badan kala kulanay, oo dagaal, burbur iyo qoxooti ayaa inaga soo gaadhay, ILAAHAYNA guushii wuu ina siiyay oo qaran xor ah ayaynu noqonay, imikana halgankeedii ayaynu ku jirnaa oo dhismaheedii iyo aqoonsigeedii, maantana waxaynu maraynaa in caalamku inoo gar-naqayo inaga iyo qoladii Koonfurta ee aynu isku darsanay”

Mujaahid Muuse Biixi, waxa kale oo uu soo qaaday “Waxaan shacabka u sheegayaa in halganka gabagabadiisii iyo guushiisii dhowdahay, taana waxaynu ku gaadhaynaa midnimo iyo danteena oo aynu meel uga soo wada jeedno”ayuu yidhi.

[Aristocat]

khalid which day is more important to your qabil, sorry i mean ethnic somalilanders 26 of june or eydhiin may?

[Khalid Ali]

Good question 26 June is a very important day its the end of British colonialism more than 70 years free and independent the only problem was when gained independence we shared and united with the Walanweyns which was the biggest mistake we ever did. so 26 June is a very important day in our history.

The thing is 18 may the state of Somaliland that was lost in 1960 with the union, 18 may made it reality so that's a very important day as well it marked a new history day for the people of Somaliland.

But Knowing my father and uncles who witnessed 26 June in Hargeysa and as they described was the most the greatest day ever.

[Aristocat]

therefore i presume eydhiin may is more important to your qabil.

[Khalid Ali]

No i think they are Equal important see independence was gained in 1960 free of colonialism and British Imperialism for the first time people were free to do what ever they liked no more brits the land was eventually free the only sad thing was they united with the walanweyns. But in 1991 18 may nationhood was established the statehood that was lost was reinstated . So they actually fill each other up gained independence and 18 may nationhood was established.

[Khalid Ali]

East Africa Marks Two New Nations
The New York Times
Monday, June 27, 1960


HARGEISA, Somaliland, June 26 (Reuters) – A blue and White starred flag was hoisted here today after all-night celebrations ending seventy-three years of British rule in this East African Territory at the south end Red Sea.


Mohammed Haji Ibrahim Egal took an Oath on the Quran as Premier of the new nation of Somaliland.


Nearly 1,000 British-trained Somali troops were handed over to him by the retiring commandant; Brig. Gen. O. G. Brooks.


Mr. Egal welcomed a delegation from a neighboring Italian Somalia, scheduled to unite with Somaliland to form a republic of 2,000,000 population when Italy gives up her United Nations trusteeship Friday.

[nomadicwarlord]

But in 1991 18 may nationhood was established the statehood that was lost was reinstated

[Khalid Ali]

[Eaglehawk]

I always found interesting in what methods the British used in the past to create a political and cultural schism in territories they long have vacated
There are similarities between the confederate state of america and somaliland in their post-independence identity and sense of belonging


there is a great similarities between theidoor and appalachian rednecks, they seem to share a culture of bohemianism

[Khalid Ali]

This is not about the brits they are gone this is about a free and an independent Somaliland god bless and no place else

[LiquidHYDROGEN]

Independence baa idin waaley idinkana. Fix the damn country first.

[Thuganomics]

What have brought to the table other than nepotism boli qaran and a final dash to Nigeria which lea to todays anachy


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I'l have the latter any day

[KingMJ]

East Africa Marks Two New Nations
The New York Times
Monday, June 27, 1960


HARGEISA, Somaliland, June 26 (Reuters) – A blue and White starred flag was hoisted here today after all-night celebrations ending seventy-three years of British rule in this East African Territory at the south end Red Sea.


Mohammed Haji Ibrahim Egal took an Oath on the Quran as Premier of the new nation of Somaliland.


Nearly 1,000 British-trained Somali troops were handed over to him by the retiring commandant; Brig. Gen. O. G. Brooks.

Mr. Egal welcomed a delegation from a neighboring Italian Somalia, scheduled to unite with Somaliland to form a republic of 2,000,000 population when Italy gives up her United Nations trusteeship Friday.

June 26 is for Somaliland
May 18 is for the SNM Mujahideens

[Eaglehawk]

What have brought to the table other than nepotism boli qaran and a final dash to Nigeria which lea to todays anachy


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I'l have the latter any day

No Need to get emotional seemyer am just doing comparative cultures
as for you accusation, you know the routine when am on the Cross-examination bench

this song is called after 1991 blame it on...

Blame it on the goose
Got you feeling loose
Blame it on Patron
Got you in the zone
Blame it on the h h h h hawiye
Blame it on the h h h hawiye

seemyer what you call nepotism I call it trickle down economics
We are not signatories to rome statute of the International Criminal Court, so your accusation has no basis. since there has never been a formal conviction we are innocent until proven guilty.