That's your own ignorance.
There is frustration and clash from Indian/Arabs/Afghan/Iranians girls, you have blinders on because you're Somali guy, who's more attuned to your own criticisms. The average Afghan doesn't know what mess Somali Twitter is like and the same is true the other way around, unless you share these things cross-culturally with friends in your group, which you can happily go look into the community bickering and cultural struggles going on among them.
On another note, online Somali male trolling is absolutely unparalleled by any group I can think of, except maybe Black men, only they don't troll other outside groups and stick to tormenting each other, so it's not as pronounced to the outside world as 'we' are. Online Somali men, on the other hand, are actually somewhere on the bipolar spectrum when it comes to Somali women wherein you (collective) simultaneously use Somali women as a troll toolkit against other groups and then turnaround and troll us as well. That said, there's plenty of frustrations to be had, and how much of it there is is quite galling, on both ends, but especially the women (unsurprisingly to me).