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Hidden History of the NFD👇🏿👇🏿

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@Galma Dido II profil fotoğrafı
@Galma Dido II2 yıl önce

Prof kindly acknowledge the narrator 😁😁. That's my grandfather the Late Galma Dido.

Abdiwahab Sheikh Abdisamad profil fotoğrafı
Abdiwahab Sheikh Abdisamad2 yıl önce

Many thanks for the wonderful Narration , junior Galma is the great grandson of Senior Galmo Dido legendary leader of NFD,

Abdirahman Dhadhere عبدالرحمن عثمان profil fotoğrafı
Abdirahman Dhadhere عبدالرحمن عثمان2 yıl önce

worthfull historty! great North Eastern grandfathers they were genuine people.

Africa Analyst profil fotoğrafı
Africa Analyst2 yıl önce

Somalis holding Kenyan citizenship openly advocate for and take pride in their Kenyan identity. However, when Somalis in Ethiopia express a similar sense of Ethiopian identity, they are often labeled pejoratively as 'Xabash.' Why do you think the reason, considering that both people share a common ethnic heritage yet reside in different nations?"

IMF profil fotoğrafı
IMF2 yıl önce

My Farther mohamed farah musa alias shaur who was isiolo chief at that time had connections with the anti Colonial struggles. He was arrested in 1956 for feeding the mau mau. The debate over NFD future was indeed a critical moment in kenya history.

said Mohamud Elmi profil fotoğrafı
said Mohamud Elmi2 yıl önce

Geel baan lahaan jirey waa waxa halka ina dhigey. Raggna waa ragaa hore hadana waa intuu yidhi. Adiga maxaa haysaa??

Omaha m profil fotoğrafı
Omaha m2 yıl önce

Interesting thanks for sharing.

Diriye Maalim profil fotoğrafı
Diriye Maalim2 yıl önce

Thanks for sharing this wonderful piece of history. It’s true, our grandfathers loved each other, believed they r the same people & viewed issues from a certain perspective. Some of us still believe that. ManshaAllah

Mohamed jamaac profil fotoğrafı
Mohamed jamaac2 yıl önce

A great narration indeed these are the forefathers who fought for the region NFD legendaries. The claims of being neglected and marginalism still exist in kenya after 60 years of independence .

Mohamed Obsiye, Ph.D profil fotoğrafı
Mohamed Obsiye, Ph.D2 yıl önce

Interesting story. Thanks. The missing bit is where does the professor stand on the question of the five Somali inhabited regions exercising their rights?

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