Djibouti is really developing

[mahamdov]

In terms of architecture and roads, it has developed a lot over the past four years

 

[GemState]

Most people there live like IDPs

 

[mahamdov]

Most people there live like IDPs

The poverty rate is 40%, five times better than Somalia, and the unemployment rate is only 15% Things are improving quickly there While there is no government in Somalia It suffers from drought annually, where thousands die, and wars between tribes .terrorism .Unemployment reaches 60% That's why I think Djibouti is much better than Somalia

 

[Ximan iyo Xadeed]

In terms of architecture and roads, it has developed a lot over the past four years

Djibouti could have been the Somali investment hub , but they blew it with their nonsensical laws and their greedy dictatorship.

 

[GemState]

The poverty rate is 40%, five times better than Somalia

 

[Internet Nomad]

Somalia can look first world if you take pictures in the right spaces. What matters are the stats.

 

[mahamdov]

Average per capita income in Djibouti is what I mean But the poverty rate in Somalia is probably 70% or 80%.

 

[GaradShabeel]

Most people there live like IDPs

Djibouti is developing, albeit smaller than it actually should. But there's a stark wealth inequality. Very few citizens live in those properties shown in the TikTok, and a lot of people, even in Djibouti city, live in districts that frankly look like informal settlements.

 

[mahamdov]

Djibouti could have been the Somali investment hub , but they blew it with their nonsensical laws and their greedy dictatorship.

It is their country and their laws

 

[GaradShabeel]

Average per capita income in Djibouti is what I mean But the poverty rate in Somalia is probably 70% or 80%.

Why do you make Djibouti appear to be way ahead of Somalia? No offense to Djiboutians, but according to the World Food Bank, the poverty rate stands at 79%, of which 42% live in extreme poverty.

It's therefore not unreasonable to wonder how they have such a high poverty rate for a country with relative stability and peace, and without a major war since its independence.

 

[Basra]

In terms of architecture and roads, it has developed a lot over the past four years

Boujie

 

[Al-Manzor]

Nice to see Djibouti going forward.

 

[mahamdov]

Why do you make Djibouti appear to be way ahead of Somalia? No offense to Djiboutians, but according to the World Food Bank, the poverty rate stands at 79%, of which 42% live in extreme poverty.

It's therefore not unreasonable to wonder how they have such a high poverty rate for a country with relative stability and peace, and without a major war since its independence.

Well, you can look at per capita income and compare it with Somalia. Although Djibouti is a small country, it is improving and extreme poverty rates are declining. This is what does not happen in Somalia.
You are also a fanatical nationalist, of course you will defend your poor country vigorously

 

[GaradShabeel]

Well, you can look at per capita income and compare it with Somalia. Although Djibouti is a small country, it is improving and extreme poverty rates are declining. This is what does not happen in Somalia.

This thread was about Djibouti, I suppose? Can't you tolerate constructive criticism without having to mention Somalia? I used factual statistics to prove the current status of the country, and for a country with its conditions; you'd logically expect more.

You are also a fanatical nationalist, of course you will defend your poor country vigorously

Fanatical nationalist? You must have a false perception of me and my views, lol. You surely can't differentiate when I'm being sarcastic and when I'm being totally honest. And I don't come from Somalia either. What's more accurate is you being a Somalilander and every chance you get to speak of Somalia; you do so in a negative light. Even when it has nothing of relevance to the topics.

Speaking of poor country; you hail from the very same poor country. Get off your high horse buddy

 

[mahamdov]

This thread was about Djibouti, I suppose? Can't you tolerate constructive criticism without having to mention Somalia? I used factual statistics to prove the current status of the country, and for a country with its conditions; you'd logically expect more.



Fanatical nationalist? You must have a false perception of me and my views, lol. You surely can't differentiate when I'm being sarcastic and when I'm being totally honest. And I don't come from Somalia either. What's more accurate is you being a Somalilander and every chance you get to speak of Somalia; you do so in a negative light. Even when it has nothing of relevance to the topics.

Speaking of poor country; you hail from the very same poor country. Get off your high horse buddy

I do not consider myself belonging to Somalia or Somaliland. I am a citizen of a first world country and there I grew up and got a life that does not make me part of the underdeveloped societies.
I just posted it so people can see that there is improvement in Djibouti but they are also a backward country.
And if you hate Isaaq Since you are an average African that's not my problem
And if you are not Somali, what are you, a Djiboutian, or an Ethiopian Somali?It's the same shit

 

[GaradShabeel]

I do not consider myself belonging to Somalia or Somaliland. I am a citizen of a first world country and there I grew up and got a life that does not make me part of the underdeveloped societies.
I just posted it so people can see that there is improvement in Djibouti but they are also a backward country.
And if you hate Isaaq Since you are an average African that's not my problem
And if you are not Somali, what are you, a Djiboutian, or an Ethiopian Somali?It's the same shit

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[Coolpirate69]

The fat cumar geele is holding djibouti back

 

[Ibn Abdon]

I remembered a friend of mine, he went to Djibouti and could only describe its development compared to them by saying: their roads are paved and black!

 

[SPMLegend]

Development is not determined by the rich and gated communities.

 

[Dualke]

Dijibouti is not living up to its full potential solely because of corruption, very sad wallahi