What is Puntland land policy? what is owned by private and public? I know my clan farm-land is stretching into Garowe and we are not prepared to have the government declare it a public land. It's a clan inheritance from 1870's. I am sure many puntland clans probably have this dilemma. The govt never deals with the hard issues and let's thing just sit on the backburner, that's why they're is a-lot of conflict in PL, it's all to do with land and defining what is mine and what is the government. The govt has not developed a land policy nor even discusses this major issue. I will not allow the govt to make decisions about my land and sell it off to other clans who will 'boast' how they are living on my ancestors land.
For your information I am not prepared to hand over a clan inheritance of farm land just because it got bigger and has stretched into the city. So we need to develop a policy that respects private ownership and clan inheritances. In Australia traditional aboriginal land have different laws, they are not managed by the government but the elders manage it and decide what can be done with it. Maybe we need to copy this law in Puntland where-ever there is a clan land, we must declare it 'traditional land' and the ELDER of the land must be the final authority. If he wants to sell the land or build it, it's up to him and what price they are willing to offer.
We were offered 500k for our farm land due to being close to Garowe but we refused, it has an important sentimental value for our clan family to unite and talk and hold conferences on 'clan farm land' that our ancestors left us. Bah dubays refuses to surrender it. I urge clans who also have clan inheritances to get to work immediately and preserve they're inheritances without disturbing the PL govt, we must resolve this issue in peaceful way and not violent way. Mamul jira layskama burburiye kkkkk
For your information I am not prepared to hand over a clan inheritance of farm land just because it got bigger and has stretched into the city. So we need to develop a policy that respects private ownership and clan inheritances. In Australia traditional aboriginal land have different laws, they are not managed by the government but the elders manage it and decide what can be done with it. Maybe we need to copy this law in Puntland where-ever there is a clan land, we must declare it 'traditional land' and the ELDER of the land must be the final authority. If he wants to sell the land or build it, it's up to him and what price they are willing to offer.
We were offered 500k for our farm land due to being close to Garowe but we refused, it has an important sentimental value for our clan family to unite and talk and hold conferences on 'clan farm land' that our ancestors left us. Bah dubays refuses to surrender it. I urge clans who also have clan inheritances to get to work immediately and preserve they're inheritances without disturbing the PL govt, we must resolve this issue in peaceful way and not violent way. Mamul jira layskama burburiye kkkkk
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