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Warar hadda na soo gaadhay ayaa sheegaya in dagaallo ay ka socdaan aaga Cobole, Sandhoore iyo Boodhlay, oo ka tirsan gobolka Dhagaxbuur, ka dib markii jabhada ONLF ay weerar ku soo qaaday tuulooyinkaas. Wararku waxay sheegayaan in jabhadu halkaas ka gaysatay khasaare isugu jira dil iyo dhaawac. Dagaalka ayaa sii cuslaaday ka dib markii dadka deegaanku arinkaas ay ka kaceen iyada oo dagaalku wali ka dhax socda dadka deegaanka iyo qolyaha weerarka soo qaaday. Degmada Dhagax-buur ayaa si gurmad ah looga baxay.


Wali macada tirada dadka ku waxyeeloobay dagaalkan. Waxaana aad u adag in la helo warar rasmi ah. Wixii faah-faahin ah kala soco wararkayaga dambe.

Who are they fighting dee? I don't know who settles those areas.
Although I've met 2 girls from dhagaxbur in my life , 1 was gadabuursi and the other from a small darood subclan{ I cannot remember the name right now }

it's rer isaq deegan. sub sub clan of ogaden. I don't know if some other people sattle with them. The few rer isaq i have met their mothers were isaaq. they are only sub clan of ogaden that majority inter marry isaaq.

Abaaskuul is what I meant to say hyper.

Abasgool are absame but i don't know where they sattle.

Caakoo this hiiraan dude, war dee noo sheeg who is fighting who?

lol ismahan, nomads always fought weyna heshen jiren. Those are somalis for you. But the desease latelly got out of control with rer magaalka qabiil bartay.

He is away, getting some more news from the websites

The thing that gets me is why he never response to my questions ever. Yesterday, he started a topic about sacad and I gave him a feed back with some questions. I'm still waiting until now. War ninkan maxaa ka sii ah?

Hyper, I will admit we do have big probems

DDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) — Gunmen raided a Chinese-run oil field in eastern Ethiopia on Tuesday, killing 65 Ethiopians and nine Chinese workers, an official of the Chinese company said.
Seven Chinese workers were kidnapped in the morning attack at the oil installation in a disputed region near the Somali border, Xu Shuang, the general manager of Zhongyuan Petroleum Exploration Bureau, told The Associated Press.

China has increased its presence in Africa in recent years in a hunt for oil and other natural resources to feed its rapidly growing economy. Its forays into areas considered politically unstable, however, has exposed Chinese workers to attacks.

No one claimed responsibility for Tuesday's raid, but an Ethiopian rebel group warned last year that any investment in the Ogden area that also benefited the Ethiopian government "would not be tolerated."

The Ogaden National Liberation Front is fighting a low-level insurgency with the aim of creating an independent state for ethnic Somalis. Somalia lost control of the region in a war in 1977.

The rebel group also has been fighting Ethiopian troops inside Somalia, where Ethiopia has been backing the government in crushing an Islamic movement and re-establishing control over the country.

In Nigeria, armed militants seeking a greater share of that country's oil wealth kidnapped nine Chinese oil workers in January, and two more in March. Two were still being held, though hostages are normally released unharmed in Nigeria, after a ransom is paid.

Also in March in Nigeria, five Chinese telecommunications workers were abducted for two weeks.

Source: AP, April 24, 2007

Thanks NY, you're indeed a debater and a newsman

[quote="Ismahan445"]Thanks NY, you're indeed a debater and a newsman [/quote]

i try

I don't get it , are we still talking about the ONLF attack on the chinese or is this a separate incident?

I am confused too. The original poster talking fight between ONLF and locals or some thing like that. That what I thought he was saying anyways.

[quote="hyperactive"]I am confused too. The original poster talking fight between ONLF and locals or some thing like that. That what I thought he was saying anyways.[/quote]

no its just the oil thing.