What the secret of Djibouti's independence?

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Gibiin-Udug

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How did Djibouti get recognition? Mashallah I think it's a beautiful thing, but what ways did they get to be their own Country?
 

Sheikh

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Mohamed Siad Barre AUN was the man that gave Djibouti independence and saved them from French oppression. :salute:
 

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It was an accident of history. The powers that be intended for it to join either somalia or ethiopia but both were at war at the time. Lines will be redrawn in the near future imo

Referendums in 58 and 67 were rigged by france in favor of the minority treacherous dankali. But it worked out well in the end


Mohamed Siad Barre AUN was the man that gave Djibouti independence and saved them from French oppression. :salute:

Geesi geesi dhalay

:salute:
 

Sheikh

Jaalle Ugas ''Comrade Ugas''
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It was an accident of history. The powers that be intended for it to join either somalia or ethiopia but both were at war at the time. Lines will be redrawn in the near future imo

Referendums in 58 and 67 were rigged by france in favor of the minority treacherous dankali. But it worked out well in the end




Geesi geesi dhalay

:salute:

Sxb Djiboutians are great Somalis wish nothing but the best for them. :yousmart:
 

Abdalla

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They wanted to join Somalia, but thr french riggef it and made sure it became its own country. Leave it Somalis to always make the wrong choice
 
@Reiko

They were lucky to got their late independent from France in June 1977, and after they witnessed how the union between former British Somaliland and Italian Somaliland failed, they decide not to join Somalia, they had referendum which majority of them voted NO .
 

Saalax Bidaar

Truthfulness so often goes with ruthlessness
Djabuti became independent in the 70s? Jeez
But anyways wasn’t there a war where Somalia got involved?
 
"lucky to gain independence"

:gucciwhat:

What a way to remember the struggle for Gobanimo. Some ppl need a DNA check in here

Djibouti's freedom came with the blood of martyrs and they had their brothers in Somalia by their side.

After independence Somalia provided $6 billion (approx $20 billion in today's money) in aid to smoothen the transition

Independence doesn't come easy
 
"lucky to gain independence"

:gucciwhat:

What a way to remember the struggle for Gobanimo. Some ppl need a DNA check in here

Djibouti's freedom came with the blood of martyrs and they had their brothers in Somalia by their side.

After independence Somalia provided $6 billion (approx $20 billion in today's money) in aid to smoothen the transition

Independence doesn't come easy

You don't get me, I meant they were lucky not to be part of Somalia, because they got their independent very late, that's the reason why they are enjoying with independent country today, not being part of hell hole Somakia aka the Amisom colony.
 
You don't get me, I meant they were lucky not to be part of Somalia, because they got their independent very late, that's the reason why they are enjoying with independent country today, not being part of hell hole Somakia aka the Amisom colony.
You don't need to project your negativity and anti-Somali attitudes onto others. The Somalis overwhelming wanted to join their brothers but thats not how it played out. @Kingcobra who is actually from there just explained.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1967_French_Somaliland_independence_referendum

Dont ruin every thread :gucciwhat:
 
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