Largest single eviction of illegal squaters expected soon in Muqdisho

[Step a side]

All these lands mentioned by the elder will return to the goofley if government doesn’t use them. Private investors can kick rocks. Been beenta way dhamaatay.

 

[Jungle]

Apparently an agreement has been reached and HSM promised the sacad squarters some land. The location is unknown yet Kaaraan has been rumored Xawaadle better start making some noise map in OP is accurate


Meanwhile well known mooryaan Cismaan Beenoos who came to Muqdisho in 91 from Cadaado and has been taxing the cadcads since then is being removed from the famous 'bacadlaha' shopping complex built by afweyne, he also held the opposite unlaaye building and large open space used as flee market cidi taagtay aa taqaano

No fuss being made here.

 

[Pastoralist]

If the president is selling public land to private businesses for money, he must be held accountable.

 

[Samatar03]

This thread was started almost 6 months ago and now we are resorting to rumors after being told it would be done by force half a year ago

 

[Pastoralist]

This thread was started almost 6 months ago and now we are resorting to rumors after being told it would be done by force half a year ago

This seems to be the next hobyo port conspiracy

 

[Wonyluvr]

We sold our land in Medina back in 2008 for less than 40 grand,some daud family were squatting on it but we sold it to one of our old neighbor, right now that land must be worth 300k max

LOLLL what the heck I’m sorry

 

[Samatar03]

This seems to be the next hobyo port conspiracy

Let’s have some Hope-yo ghetto port

 

[AlteKartel]

If the president is selling public land to private businesses for money, he must be held accountable.

There’s nothing inherently wrong with evicting squatters and selling government land as long as it is for the public good but the entire process is so murky.
1. There’s been no public auction for the land so we have no idea how much it goes for. It’s very likely these businessmen are getting prime land for a much cheaper price than what they would get on the market.
2. We have no idea where the money is going. In a country with low trust and high corruption, a competent administration would publish a report clearly showing where every penny from the sale would be allocated. We will never get this nor will we be told where the money is going but we’ll be forced to accept this “public good” narrative which is bogus.
3. In certain cases previous agreements with the original owners of nationalized land about what to do in the event of re-privatization haven’t been respected.

When you take all these factors into account, it’s very unlikely that these lands are being sold for anything useful or beneficial to the federal government. The money will never be seen again and the city will continue to have worsening inequality. I’d much rather leave the squatters be until there’s a competent administration willing to ensure the fairness and transparency of the process.