Borama Cagaaran

[Based]

How cool is Borama? Cold places attract me

 

[Sophisticate]

Ask the spokeswoman of Samaroon on here @Sophisticate

I'm not a matchmaker/pimp. You or @Araabi probably have better connections than I do to the motherland.

 

[Keep it a boqol]

Is boroma friendly with darood harti?

All this greenery is making me salivate

 

[Yusuf Abdi Ali Rashid]

Is boroma friendly with darood harti?

It’s friendly for all ngl, but at this very moment i’m guessing probably not.

 

[Garaad.XIV]

Borama will be on the list this summer

 

[Awdalite]

How cool is Borama? Cold places attract me

Borama gets super cold during the jiilaal season

 

[Awdalite]

Is boroma friendly with darood harti?

All this greenery is making me salivate

Harti businesses in Borama include hotels, restaurants, schools, housing sector, agriculture etc. Ignore the social media fabricated stories. Go visit yourself and see.

 

[TimaJilic]

Borama

 

[Cartan Boos]

Is boroma friendly with darood harti?

All this greenery is making me salivate

A lot of Harti OG left that city the people are very pro sł so no

 

[TimaJilic]

A lot of Harti OG left that city the people are very pro sł so no

They are very pro of Somaliland because they are the founders of Somaliland. Without Samaroon and Borama, there would never be Somaliland today. The grand shir in Borama in 1993 shaped Somaliland. They are major stake holders in Somaliland politics unlike Dhulos and Warsans. Samaroon ruled Somaliland more than 8 years and have vice president on lock and many more high level positions.

 

[convincation]

Harti businesses in Borama include hotels, restaurants, schools, housing sector, agriculture etc. Ignore the social media fabricated stories. Go visit yourself and see.

Are there any hawiyes in Borama? If so what subs mostly

 

[Arkan]

I'm not a matchmaker/pimp. You or @Araabi probably have better connections than I do to the motherland.

That is way I directed him. I believe in Samaroon inbreeding too.

 

[Arkan]

A lot of Harti OG left that city the people are very pro sł so no

Some left to Jigjiga because of fear mongering but most likely returned afterwards learning there was no harm coming to them.

The average local doesn't care about sl and to say they are "very pro sl" is dishonest. If Reer Borama were pro-sl then why didn't they go out like Reer Hargeisa and Reer Burco did in support of the war 2 months ago?

 

[Cartan Boos]

Some left to Jigjiga because of fear mongering but most likely returned afterwards learning there was no harm coming to them.

The average local doesn't care about sl and to say they are "very pro sl" is dishonest. If Reer Borama were pro-sl then why didn't they go out like Reer Hargeisa and Reer Burco did in support of the war 2 months ago?

Sxb nobody has return to the city they all left I mean that tells u lot

 

[Arkan]

Sxb nobody has return to the city they all left I mean that tells u lot

Source?

 

[Cartan Boos]

Source?

If they returned awdal users in Facebook and Twitter would've already talked about it

 

[roddybentancur]

If they returned awdal users in Facebook and Twitter would've already talked about it

If they left they can stay the f*ck out then kkk they were never even in danger in the first place.

 

[Awdalite]

Are there any hawiyes in Borama? If so what subs mostly

The Hawiye in Borama are huge in number. Most of the religious schools and madrasas are run by either Habar Gidir or Harti. Lots of agricultural farmland was also purchased by Habar Gidir businessmen and they sell the produce in Hargeisa, Berbera and Ethiopia.

 

[Arkan]

If they returned awdal users in Facebook and Twitter would've already talked about it

Yaa ka war haya nio, no ones keeping track. If they did return then it wouldn't have been a big deal anyway since both elders and the public vocalised there was nothing to be afraid of in the first place.

 

[Ximan iyo Xadeed]

Yaa ka war haya nio, no ones keeping track. If they did return then it wouldn't have been a big deal anyway since both elders and the public vocalised there was nothing to be afraid of in the first place.

There are lots of reer Awdal teachers in Sanaag