President Farmajo meets Musa Bihi Governor of fully functioning peaceful state

[madaxweyne]

this time its not photoshopped its real

 

[AarHawd_7]

Governor? Try again mate.

 

[Ade]

Governor

 

[madaxweyne]

Governor? Try again mate.

chief ?

 

[SomaliWadaniSoldier]

Faqash humor hahahaha
If he is governor why cant Xaarmaajo visit Hargeisa?

 

[Gadhwayne]

They are silently staring each other down in room with no airconditioner. The one who removes his mask first loses and the winner takes all the masks donated by USA

 

[AarHawd_7]

chief ?

President of fully functioning peaceful country, not a AMISOM colony Xaarmaajo claims to be ruling.

 

[madaxweyne]

President of fully functioning peaceful country, not a AMISOM colony Xaarmaajo claims to be ruling.

ok governor of fully functioning state happy now

i will change it now

 

[Aurelian]

what they talked about, did they agreed on something, is the meeting was aired or was in close door?

 

[Abdillahi]

I bet you Bihi could take Cheeseman in a fist fight.

 

[GEEL-XAABSADE]

Somaliland resembles a functioning government more than Somalia.

 

[gurey]

why is abiye there? this is igu sawiri. nothing to be proud of meeshaas

 

[madaxweyne]

the meeting ended with the planting of peace seeds

 

[Lander]

Governor kulahaa, One Controls a functioning country while the other controls villa Somalia which gets shelled from time to time. Farmajo does not even qualify to be the mayor of muqdisho as he city is not even in his hands.
Somalia is not an independent country and this meeting was forced by the big bad wolf the USA and their midget in muqdisho. Nothing good will come out of this meeting because it's forced by outsiders.
The only thing positive I see about this is Somalia brought people Italian Somalia

 

[Hayfever]

the meeting ended with the planting of peace seeds
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Or maybe they’re burying the somaliweyn dream

 

[madaxweyne]

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Or maybe they’re burying the somaliweyn dream

it seems to me thier planting the seeds of ethiopian imperialism