Hiiraan Online Reports: New Central Bank Governor Resigns

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Guddoomiyii Bangiga dhexe ee Soomaaliya oo iscasishay
Jimco, November 01, 2013 (HOL) - Guddoomiyihii bangiga dhexe ee Soomaaliya marwo Yussur Abrar ayaa si lama filaan ah isaga casishay jagadaas muddo todobo usbuuc ah ka dib markii loo magacaabay sida uu soo qoray wargeyska Finacila Times oo ka soo baxa dalka Britain, ayada oo sabab uga dhigtay masuqmaasaq ka dhex jira dowladda. Arrintaan ayaa qalqal galindoona deeq bixiyaasha oo damacsanaa in dhaqaale xoogle ay galiyaan dalka Soomaaliya

"Ilaa iyo markii lay magacaabay ayaa waxaa culeys laygu saaray in aan wax masuqmaasuqu, taas ka baxsan masuulayadii leey xil-saaray in aan ugu shaqeeyo umadda Soomaaliyeed" ayeey tiri Yussur Abrar oo iscasilaadeed qoraal ugu dirtay madaxweyne Xasan Sheikh.

Warqad seddex bog ah oo ay iscasilaadeed ugu dirtay madaxweynaha Xasan Sheekh, ayeey Yussur ku sheegtay in ay wax isdaba-maris ka dhex jiro dowladda dhexdeed taasna ay albaabada u furi karto masuqmaasuq.

Deeq bixiyaasha ayaa u ballan qaaday in dowladda Soomaaliya siiyaan dhaqaale aad u ballaaran ka dib shirar lagu qabtay dalalka Turkey, Belgium iyo UK bilooyinkii la soo dhaafay si dib loogu dhiso dalka Soomaaliya oo dagaalo iyo abaaro ay ka jireen muddo ka badan labaatan sanno.

Marwo Yussur ayaa sidoo kale waqadeed ku sheegtay in ay diiday ogolaasho ay ka codsadeen Shulman Rogers oo ah hay'ad qareen ah (Law Firm) kana howl-gasha dalka Markeynka oo rabay in ay qandaraas ku qaataan soo aruurinta hantida dalka Soomaaliya uga maqan dibadaha wixii ka horeeyey 1991. Hay'addaan Shulman Rogers ayaa dowladda Soomaaliyeed u adeegsatay in ay ka difaacaan eedeymo ay Qaramada Midoobi u soo jeedisay dowladda Soomailiya.

Afhayeen ku hadlayey magaca dowladda ayaa maanta sheegay in dowladda Soomaaliya ka go'antahay in ay dib u habeyn ku sameeyaan xubnaha adeega dhaqaalaha ee Soomaaliya. Marwo Yussur sababtaas ayeeynu ugu dooranay in ay hogaamiso dib u habeynta dhaqaalaha dalka Soomaaliya, in kasta oo ay waddankaba joogtay muddo aad u yar.

Marwo Yussur ayaa la sheegayaa in ay iscasilaadeed ka dirtay ayada oo ku sugan dalka Immaaraadka. Lamana garanayo halka ay hadda ku sugantahay.

http://www.hiiraan.com/

http://www.hiiraan.com/news/2013/Nov/wa ... -33933.htm

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Sahal why were you trying to cover this up?

New Somalia central bank Governor resigns
DUBAI, AWDALPRESS, 30 Oct. 2013–Somalia’s newly appointed first female Central Bank Governor Yussur Abrar resigned today after she had come under pressure from her government to make illegal withdrawals of Somali money frozen in foreign banks and donor funds from American and European banks. http://www.awdalpress.com/index/archives/25198

Truth always comes out.

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http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/5bf9ac6c-4...#axzz2jQwXiFwc

Somalia central bank governor resigns after seven weeks
By Katrina Manson in Nairobi
The central bank governor of Somalia has unexpectedly resigned after seven weeks in the job, citing corruption concerns, in a blow to donors who have promised to pour billions of dollars of aid into the failed state....

[AbdiJohnson]

Do people wait for HOL to confirm any Somali news lol

I am,

Abdi "The Most Trusted Name in News" Johnson

[KartiHaween]

Masha Allah, I applaud her I wish more Somalis were like Yusur. I heard she agreed to be interviewed soon.

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Do people wait for HOL to confirm any Somali news lol

I am,

Abdi "The Most Trusted Name in News" Johnson

Nah just news coming out from Xamar. Hiiraan is the propaganda machine of this tuug dawlad.

[KartiHaween]

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Masha Allah, I applaud her I wish more Somalis was like Yusur. I heard she agreed to be interviewed soon.

Mooryaan.INC are in damage control at this very moment, lakiin the damage has already started and there is no end in sight.

[KartiHaween]

This is bad, don't know how they will get themselves out of this, especially when she gives interview and exposes their corruption.

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"....Somalia central bank governor resigns after seven weeks....."


The central bank governor of Somalia has unexpectedly resigned after seven weeks in the job, citing corruption concerns, in a blow to donors who have promised to pour billions of dollars of aid into the failed state.

Yussur Abrar who was one of the world’s few female central bank governors, was unavailable for comment on Friday.

Donors who support her were frantically trying to reach her on Thursday night. They believe that she sent her resignation letter, dated October 30, from Dubai, before travelling to an unknown destination.

One donor official said Ms Yussur was “scared for her life and so unlikely to return to Somalia”.

In her letter to Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, Somalia’s president, she said: “From the moment I was appointed, I have continuously been asked to sanction deals and violate my fiduciary responsibility to the Somali people as head of the nation’s monetary authority.”

In the strongly worded letter, seen by the Financial Times, Ms Yussur – a former banker at Citigroup who had not lived in Somalia for several decades – said she believed that these deals “put . . . frozen assets at risk and open the door to corruption”.


Somalia is recovering from decades of civil war and also faces an Islamist insurgency from al-Qaeda-linked jihadis who mount regular attacks on the capital and claimed responsibility for the terrorist attack on a Nairobi shopping mall last month.

Donors have pledged billions of dollars to help secure and rebuild Somalia at recent conferences in the hope that it can make good on recent military gains against the militants.

But they fear that the new government – elected last year and seen by analysts as the most representative and promising for years – might repeat the gross corruption seen by its donor-backed predecessors.

A report from a UN investigative panel this year gave warning that the central bank doubled as a corrupt slush fund and said that it failed to account for transfers worth $12m. Ms Yussur said in her letter: “Unfortunately, the central bank has not been allowed to function free of interference, and as such cannot operate as a credible institution.”

A government spokesman insisted on Friday that President Hassan remained committed to reforming institutions in his country. “All he wants is to ensure [that] public finance is managed properly and that there’s no corruption,” he said, adding that Ms Yussur was selected for her “impressive CV on finance”, but had visited Mogadishu for “only a couple of days”.

“For her leaving so early [it] is very sad. She was given the empowerment to reform the central bank and how the system works – most of the systems are manual,” he added.

In her letter, Ms Yussur also said she “vehemently refused to sanction the contract” with Shulman Rogers, a US law firm contracted to recover overseas assets frozen since before the civil war started in 1991. The same company was also hired to discredit the UN allegations of financial mismanagement ahead of a Brussels aid conference at which donors ultimately pledged $2.4bn, in what UN experts said was a conflict of interest. The law firm has previously denied any conflict of interest and said the UN experts made unfounded allegations.

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Source:- http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/5bf9ac6c-4...#axzz2jR6b1jAV

[Gabre]

[SultanOrder]

A hero

[AbdiWahab252]

A hero

Nope. A dumb arse naive woman but she was smarter than Farmaajo because she saw the jig before sullying her reputation.