21 Jubbaland Students Graduate From Puntland State University where they received Scholarships

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President Ahmed gave them a visit last month in Garowe to see how much work they’ve achieved. We hope to see these kids bring back their skills to their state in’sha’allah

 

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21 Jubbaland Students completed a 4-year programme at Puntland State University (PSU) Sharia and Law Faculty.

Puntland oo deeq waxbarasho siisay Arday Jubbaland ah - BBC News Somali

21 arday oo ka tagay maamul goboleedka Jubbaland ayaa deeq waxbarasho ka helay Jaamacada PSU ee maamul goboleedka Puntaland, ardaydaasi waxay muddo afar sanadood ah dhigan doonaan kulliyada shareecada iyo qaanuunka.

www.bbc.com

21 arday oo ka tagay maamul goboleedka Jubbaland ayaa deeq waxbarasho ka helay Jaamacada PSU ee maamul goboleedka Puntaland, ardaydaasi waxay muddo afar sanadood ah dhigan doonaan kulliyada shareecada iyo qaanuunka.

 

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Good for them, Puntland State University (PSU) is very reputable and graduates are accepted abroad for Masters etc.

For example; the University of Toronto which is ranked #16 in Best Global Universities.

 

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@Pwyneth Galtrow it’s good many students from the south have opportunities for education up north & Vice versa. When more universities are built in Kismayo and lower Juba region in general then we hope kids from as far as Caluula,Burco,Jigjiga, and Djibouti come study & graduate from there.

 

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Kismayo university’s institutional branch in Dhoobley district under going construction and soon to be completed. Students from other parts of Somalia studying outside their Deegaans is nothing new. We should welcome development in the education sector.

 

[Jiron]

Puntland has always welcomed and educated students from all of the country, I am not surprised

 

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Puntland state president Said Abdullahi Deni held a dinner event for the PSU university Graduates from Jubaland, congratulating them on their 4 year success.

 

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[Gladiolus]

There are plenty students from putland who are educated in Universities in Ogadenia for the past thirty years, infact iam sure there are way more puntland students educated in Jigjiga and else where in Ogadenia then vis versa. This isnt something unique to puntland.

 

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These are all paper graduates. I’m sorry to say but you can’t have a quality graduates when none of the students can speak or read a lick of English.

I wonder, what exactly did these students learn? What subjects? How much knowledge can one really attain with just af Somali? Every time I see these photo shoots of “graduates” it’s never mentioned what exactly they graduated in lol

Somali universities and schools need to focus on English language training above all. If the students know English they can go and learn any subject they want from the internet or go abroad. And we should definitely not be wasting anytime teaching Arabic outside duugsis.

 

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These are all paper graduates. I’m sorry to say but you can’t have a quality graduates when none of the students can speak or read a lick of English.

I wonder, what exactly did these students learn? What subjects? How much knowledge can one really attain with just af Somali? Every time I see these photo shoots of “graduates” it’s never mentioned what exactly they graduated in lol

Somali universities and schools need to focus on English language training above all. If the students know English they can go and learn any subject they want from the internet or go abroad. And we should definitely not be wasting anytime teaching Arabic outside duugsis.

You should read the posts before commenting really. It says they studied Law including Shariah Law.

You wrote 3 paragraphs worth of assumptions.

First of all, English is taught but the point of this course is for them to get jobs in Jubbaland where they will serve Somalis in AF SOOMAALI. Af-Soomaali is King in Somalia, not a foreign language. Anyway, why would future lawyers and judges in Jubbaland need English in order to work in a Somali State?

Finally, PSU is a great university and if they want to study further in a Western University of good repute, they can.

 

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There are plenty students from putland who are educated in Universities in Ogadenia for the past thirty years, infact iam sure there are way more puntland students educated in Jigjiga and else where in Ogadenia then vis versa. This isnt something unique to puntland.

True There is alot of PL students in Jigjiga and Kabridhahre unis who got let in after last 2 SFG sabotaged their chances study abroad

OG teachers historical been valued by puntites from the sultanates to PL. Our schools had many NFD and waamo teachers

One of the well respected old Bosaso teacher.

 

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True There is alot of PL students in Jigjiga and Kabridhahre unis who got let in after last 2 SFG sabotaged their chances study abroad

OG teachers historical been valued by puntites from the sultanates to PL. Our schools had many NFD and waamo teachers


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One of the well respected old Bosaso teacher.

The Sultanate of Hobyo's judges were all Ogaadeen, Sultan Keenadiid brought them from Ogaadeenia to work as judges. Puntites do respect them and their knowledge, especially their Islamic knowledge and reputation.

The Sultan brought many Islamic Somali scholars from Soomaali-Galbeed/Ogadenya. Most of them hailed from Ogaden, a sub-clan of Darod. They were appointed judges in various cities under the Sultanate’s rule. Some of those judges and the cities whose courts they steered include;

▪ Sheikh Ahmed Dheere, Ogaden. A judge in Hobyo.
▪ Sheikh Abdi, Ogaden. A judge in Hobyo.
▪ Sheikh Qasim, Ogaden. A judge in Hobyo.
▪ Sheikh Nuurre, Ogaden. A judge in Hobyo (Sheikh Nuurre didn’t serve that long and was an interim judge).
▪ Sheikh Aadan Yare, Ogaden. A judge in Galkacyo.
▪ Sheikh Xaaji Xasan, Ogaden. A judge in Xarardheere.

One may wonder and ask themselves why all of those judges came from the same tribe. The answer put simply is that among Somalis, Soomaali-Galbeed was known to be the favoured destination of anyone aspiring to get well-versed in Islam. There were a great number of well-known Islamic clerics who studied Islam in that region.

 

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You should read the posts before commenting really. It says they studied Law including Shariah Law.

You wrote 3 paragraphs worth of assumptions.

First of all, English is taught but the point of this course is for them to get jobs in Jubbaland where they will serve Somalis in AF SOOMAALI. Af-Soomaali is King in Somalia, not a foreign language. Anyway, why would future lawyers and judges in Jubbaland need English in order to work in a Somali State?

Finally, PSU is a great university and if they want to study further in a Western University of good repute, they can.

Af Somali will always be the official language and Somalia and I never suggested that it be replaced, just the language of instruction in University be English to create more useful graduates. If that’s already happening today than great.

Just in my experience years ago when visiting Malaysia none of the students from Somalia spoke any English at all all. And many of them have flunked their courses and got kicked out, but continued living there while lying to their families back home they were still going to school & continue receiving payments. Felt bad for them as they were being asked to complete higher education while not even being able to understand the language.

 

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Af Somali will always be the official language and Somalia and I never suggested that it be replaced, just the language of instruction in University be English to create more useful graduates. If that’s already happening today than great.

Just in my experience years ago when visiting Malaysia none of the students from Somalia spoke any English at all all. And many of them have flunked their courses and got kicked out, but continued living there while lying to their families back home they were going still going to school. Felt bad for them as they were being asked to complete higher education while not even being able to understand the language.

I feel sorry for these families. The Universities in Somalia are just getting better and better and as you can see in this thread PSU graduates can go on to further study at the best University in Canada. So why bother going all the way to Asia?

 

[Abdalla]

There are plenty students from putland who are educated in Universities in Ogadenia for the past thirty years, infact iam sure there are way more puntland students educated in Jigjiga and else where in Ogadenia then vis versa. This isnt something unique to puntland.

lol someone is salty.

 

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True There is alot of PL students in Jigjiga and Kabridhahre unis who got let in after last 2 SFG sabotaged their chances study abroad

OG teachers historical been valued by puntites from the sultanates to PL. Our schools had many NFD and waamo teachers


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One of the well respected old Bosaso teacher.

Mujahid Abdinasir Seerar completed his higher studies in Aden,Yemen and now he’s currently the Minister of education for Jubaland.

 

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The Sultanate of Hobyo's judges were all Ogaadeen, Sultan Keenadiid brought them from Ogaadeenia to work as judges. Puntites do respect them and their knowledge, especially their Islamic knowledge and reputation.

There was some sort of communication between Ugaas Nuur Cubudhiye the former King of Ogaden & Sultan Keenadiid where they wrote letters to eachother to unite Ogadenia under the control of Ugaas Nuur and Hobyo to fight the Italians.