For the last year, You were pushing this centralization project in hopes that the FGS takes control over PL giving your a free hand to reclaim Sool. Now the FGS is putting voting stations in Guumeys 20km from Oog loooool
Seriously though, I don't get it. Centralization agenda is a bust. It's over, starting fires everywhere isn't going to help your cause just delay the solution.
NCC Announces 1 Man 1 Vote And Extensions For FMS Presidents
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Itsnotthateasy
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I don't agree with federal fugazi if a competent central project is availble but it isn't. I think SL has an interest in a stable Somalia. Complete balkanization is not ideal.
FGS can put up this fly by night stuff SL will tear it down again. We've done it once we will do it again. They will never have anything permenant in SL borders.
Is he doing it in Gedo to spite Madoobe? It’s honestly shameless. He’s already had two terms, and that should be more than enough.
Madobe was already ‘re-elected’ months ago. There is no going back on that now. That fiasco in Ras Kambooni was the final straw. The rest is just a dead-cat bounce at most.
@Devilsadvocate As I predicted here, Culusow invited all states except JL and Madoobe. I was right as usual. He will eventually be forced to accept him but by that time it won’t really make any difference because he will be forced to accept everything just like Failmaajo anyway.
Abdisamad
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To be fair SL is not a sovereign nation.. No country has so far recognized SL as a sovereign nation.. Why Qoslaye thinks he controls you.
Itsnotthateasy
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Qoslaye was told he runs Somaliland by the IC. That's how it goes. They built a government for him and his hawiye looters/warlords and said your interests are the permenant interests of the FGS. They said there is One-SOmalia and built all the institutions for him. They gave him billions in funding, no matter how much he stole they gave him more hoping it would produce a governmetn that controls security. Anytime Somaliland wanted to deal with the outside they would say go through Mogadishu, anytime someone wanted to deal with Somaliland they would tell them go through Mogadishu.
Tens of billions in funding and complete diplomatic support for more than a decade. It's not Qoslaye its' really the whole system was against us. That system just ended. Qoslaye is using his last strength to give us a firm slap lol.
Abdisamad
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What would they gain from suporting the corrupt dameer?
Itsnotthateasy
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They know it was mistake very early but they didn't want to admit it.
Let’s Give Somalia’s Government the Non-Recognition It Deserves
One year ago the Obama administration broke with the Somalia policy of its three predecessors by according diplomatic recognition to the government of the Federal Republic of Somalia. Last month, in his annual Worldwide Threat Assessment report to Congress, Director of National Intelligence...
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This is the right idea, and if they followed in 2014 could have saved everyone ten years.
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You were dropped on your head as a child
NCC has failed. International community has given HSM until June to bring all federal member states to the table and agree on political differences ( dastur and elections).
The three clown states are against SSC attendance because they think it threatens them. What a shocker. This whole system stinks.
What next
Chat gpt translation for those who need it.
The National Consultative Council (GWQ) meeting, chaired by the President of the Federal Republic of Somalia, H.E. Dr. Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, was held in Mogadishu on 6–7 May 2025.
The meeting was convened as part of ongoing consultations led by the President, and was attended by:
The Council received detailed briefings from:
a. The National Security Advisor, who reported on the war against terrorism, outlining plans to liberate remaining areas and highlighting recent progress in restoring stability.
b. The Electoral Commission, which gave an update on the ongoing voter registration efforts, especially noting the successful launch of operations in Banadir.
a. Commendation to the National Army:
The GWQ praised the Somali National Army and other security forces for their bravery and achievements in the fight against terrorism. The Council also acknowledged the Federal Government’s effective coordination of the African Union Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS) and the Somali-led AUSSOM initiative.
The Council deliberated extensively on national security, politics, and humanitarian concerns, and reached the following resolutions:
1. Introduction
The National Consultative Council (GWQ) meeting, chaired by the President of the Federal Republic of Somalia, H.E. Dr. Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, was held in Mogadishu on 6–7 May 2025.
The meeting was convened as part of ongoing consultations led by the President, and was attended by:
- H.E. Hamza Abdi Barre, Prime Minister of the Federal Government
- H.E. Salah Ahmed Jama, Deputy Prime Minister
- H.E. Abdiaziz Hassan Mohamed (Laftagareen), President of South West State
- H.E. Ahmed Abdi Kariye (Qoorqoor), President of Galmudug
- H.E. Ali Abdullahi Hussein (Ali Guudlaawe), President of Hirshabelle
- H.E. Yusuf Hussein Jim'ale (Madale), Governor of Banadir and Mayor of Mogadishu
- H.E. Abdiqadir Ahmed Aw-Ali, Leader of SSC-Khaatumo
2. Reports Presented
The Council received detailed briefings from:
a. The National Security Advisor, who reported on the war against terrorism, outlining plans to liberate remaining areas and highlighting recent progress in restoring stability.
b. The Electoral Commission, which gave an update on the ongoing voter registration efforts, especially noting the successful launch of operations in Banadir.
3. Commendations
a. Commendation to the National Army:
The GWQ praised the Somali National Army and other security forces for their bravery and achievements in the fight against terrorism. The Council also acknowledged the Federal Government’s effective coordination of the African Union Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS) and the Somali-led AUSSOM initiative.
4. Council Resolutions
The Council deliberated extensively on national security, politics, and humanitarian concerns, and reached the following resolutions:
- Unified Anti-Terrorism Effort:
All parties agreed on the need for a united national effort in combating terrorism and supporting the national army. - Respect for Constitutional Order:
The Council emphasized the importance of respecting constitutional institutions and building a strong, inclusive state grounded in constitutional principles. - Support for Voter Registration and Elections:
Support was reaffirmed for the efforts by regional governments and the electoral commission in accelerating voter registration and preparing for credible and peaceful elections. - Political Party Participation Welcomed:
The Council welcomed the increased engagement of political parties and encouraged all political actors to operate through legally recognized platforms. - Response to the President’s Call on 29 March 2025:
The Council expressed unity in responding to the President’s call for national mobilization to confront terrorism and rebuild Somalia. - Resolution of Jubaland Dispute:
The Council called on the Ministry of Interior, Federal Affairs, and Reconciliation to resolve the political situation in Jubaland in accordance with the Constitution and law. - Recognition of SSC-Khaatumo:
The Council reaffirmed that SSC-Khaatumo is part of the federal system and will participate in federal institutions, having committed to operating within the framework of the Somali Constitution. - Support for SSC-Khaatumo Conference:
The Council called on the Federal Government and Ministry of Interior to coordinate with SSC-Khaatumo to organize and conclude the reconciliation and state formation conference. - Joint Response to Humanitarian Challenges:
The Council agreed on close cooperation between the Federal Government and Member States in responding to humanitarian crises caused by climate change and conflict. - Support for National Transformation Plan:
The Council commended the Federal Government for completing the National Transformation Plan and called on international partners and investors to prioritize support for national development projects focused on economic growth, job creation, and global market integration.
Signatories
- Hamza Abdi Barre – Prime Minister, Federal Government of Somalia
- Salah Ahmed Jama – Deputy Prime Minister
- Abdiaziz Hassan Mohamed (Laftagareen) – President, South West State
- Ahmed Abdi Kariye (Qoorqoor) – President, Galmudug
- Ali Abdullahi Hussein (Ali Guudlaawe) – President, Hirshabelle
- Yusuf Hussein Jim'ale (Madale) – Governor of Banadir and Mayor of Mogadishu
- Abdiqadir Ahmed Aw-Ali – Leader, SSC-Khaatumo
Biggest take away from me. 1m1v full steam ahead HSM wont stop for puntland and jubbaland. the rumous that galmudug and SWS was against SSC seem not to be true as they support but 1m1v and also SSC becoming a state
The other is that they dont recogize current jubbaland administration the way i read it. Seems they will work to find legal one. not sure if that means parralel govt in Gedo or recognizing Madobe if he does certain things
they talk about next steps for SSC. Section 3.7 and 3.8. maybe they will participate in 1m1v in exchange for recognition. Gedo might get same deal. or its all bluff to bring madobe and Deni to table. HSM wont give up seat and working to destory current federal system from 2012
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