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Happy Birthday to President Mohamed Siyad Barre, the only Somali leader who truly stood up to #Shitopia (Ethiopia) and defended our nation’s sovereignty with courage and dignity. He was a leader who refused to bow down to foreign pressure, protected Somalia’s territorial integrity, and supported our brothers and sisters in Eritrea during their struggle for independence. History will remember Siyad Barre as the last Somali President who put Somalia’s pride, unity, and strength above everything else.
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Happy Birthday to President Mohamed Siyad Barre, the only Somali leader who truly stood up to #Shitopia (Ethiopia) and defended our nation’s sovereignty with courage and dignity. He was a leader who refused to bow down to foreign pressure, protected Somalia’s territorial integrity, and supported our brothers and sisters in Eritrea during their struggle for independence. History will remember Siyad Barre as the last Somali President who put Somalia’s pride, unity, and strength above everything else.

Elham Ishmael ✍︎

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Do you know about the Djibouti–Somalia proposal to Ethiopia, which aimed to persuade Ethiopia not to recognise Somaliland? This proposal is said to have prompted Hassan Sheikh Mohamud and Ismaïl Omar Guelleh to request two meetings (and a third involving Djibouti) within three months. The proposal allegedly involved withdrawing and rearranging the borders in the Horn of Africa among the three countries. Under this plan: - Djibouti would become a fully Somali country, gaining land from Sitti, Harawo, and Awdal (covering all Issa and Gadabuursi territories). - Ethiopia would receive the Afar regions of Djibouti, giving it access to the sea. - The Hawd, Reserved Area, and Ogaden would be returned to Somaliland, which would then be forced to join Somalia’s military. In their view, everyone would gain something. The proposal reportedly leaked to the media and has been implicitly mentioned by Abubakar Baale at the UN and by Osoble on Facebook. It is also said to be linked to the maps attached to the “Xeet Ciise” submission to UNESCO, which was allegedly approved by Djibouti, Ethiopia, and Somalia.
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Do you know about the Djibouti–Somalia proposal to Ethiopia, which aimed to persuade Ethiopia not to recognise Somaliland? This proposal is said to have prompted Hassan Sheikh Mohamud and Ismaïl Omar Guelleh to request two meetings (and a third involving Djibouti) within three months. The proposal allegedly involved withdrawing and rearranging the borders in the Horn of Africa among the three countries. Under this plan: - Djibouti would become a fully Somali country, gaining land from Sitti, Harawo, and Awdal (covering all Issa and Gadabuursi territories). - Ethiopia would receive the Afar regions of Djibouti, giving it access to the sea. - The Hawd, Reserved Area, and Ogaden would be returned to Somaliland, which would then be forced to join Somalia’s military. In their view, everyone would gain something. The proposal reportedly leaked to the media and has been implicitly mentioned by Abubakar Baale at the UN and by Osoble on Facebook. It is also said to be linked to the maps attached to the “Xeet Ciise” submission to UNESCO, which was allegedly approved by Djibouti, Ethiopia, and Somalia.

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The independence, territorial integrity and sovereignty of the great people and the Federal Republic of Somalia MUST be respected. The leadership and the Government of Ethiopia should not only rescind their decision on the purported Somaliland agreement but also apologize to the people of Somalia as a way of ending the escalating diplomatic tension.
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The independence, territorial integrity and sovereignty of the great people and the Federal Republic of Somalia MUST be respected. The leadership and the Government of Ethiopia should not only rescind their decision on the purported Somaliland agreement but also apologize to the people of Somalia as a way of ending the escalating diplomatic tension.

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The late Somali President Siad Barre had a real gift for giving great motivational speeches that truly lifted people’s spirits. His words inspired everyone to work hard and take pride in their efforts. Because of this, his government was affectionately called “Kacaan,” meaning “those who rise up,” as workers and employers showed up early and poured their hearts into their work.
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The late Somali President Siad Barre had a real gift for giving great motivational speeches that truly lifted people’s spirits. His words inspired everyone to work hard and take pride in their efforts. Because of this, his government was affectionately called “Kacaan,” meaning “those who rise up,” as workers and employers showed up early and poured their hearts into their work.

Abla عبلة

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🚨#Breaking: Djibouti Offers Ethiopia Full Control of Port in Bid to Counter Somaliland Djibouti's Foreign Minister, Mahmoud Ali Youssef ( Mahmoud Ali youssouf ), has proposed granting Ethiopia 100% control of the port of Tajourah, along with a new corridor leading to the port, as a solution to Ethiopia's lack of sea access. In an interview with the BBC, Youssef stated that the proposal, which includes a newly constructed corridor connecting the port to the Ethiopian border, aims to resolve Ethiopia's longstanding issue of accessing the sea. He indicated that President Ismail Oma Geela will discuss the proposal with leaders from Somalia and Ethiopia during the upcoming China-Africa summit next week. The proposal comes amidst heightened tensions between Somalia and Ethiopia over the recent agreement between Ethiopia and Somaliland, which Somalia vehemently opposes. Djibouti, meanwhile, is engaged in an economic war with Somaliland, aiming to hinder its economic growth and international recognition. Youssef believes this proposal could create a win-win situation for all parties involved. However, the proposal is primarily aimed at strengthening Djibouti's economic dominance over Ethiopia, while simultaneously bolstering Somalia's claims to Somaliland and hindering its recognition. The potential impact of this proposal on Somaliland's economic growth and its pursuit of international recognition remains a key concern. In both cases, whether an agreement is reached between Ethiopia and #Somaliland or between #Djibouti and #Ethiopia for access to the sea, Ethiopia may achieve its goals, leaving Somaliland in opposition to both Somalia and Djibouti.

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#Eritrean people and officials stood in solidarity with the #Oromo people always, including in international forums, at a time when #Ethiopia’s current PP leaders were part of a government that sought to crush the #OromoProtest. #Eritrea's principled stance for peaceful coexistence of the people of Horn of #Africa is not a matter for political expediency!

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This is Major General Dahir Aden Indha Qarshe, a distinguished Somalian military leader and former Chief of the Somalia Army, in this clip he shared a poignant reflection on the role of Somaliland in the 1977 war between Somalia and Ethiopia. In 1977 war between Somalia and Ethiopia General Elmi led an armored Somali National Army (SNA) battalions in the Qabri Dahare Front. In his account, General Qarshe emphasizes the critical and sacrificial role played by the people of Somaliland during this conflict. During the war, the proximity of Somaliland to the frontlines meant that the region bore the brunt of the conflict's devastation. The hospitals in Hargeisa were inundated with casualties, and the local population went to extraordinary lengths to assist the injured. General Qarshe recounts how Somalilanders, driven by a profound sense of Somali nationalism, not only provided medical care but also opened their homes to the wounded soldiers. He observed that the people of Somaliland demonstrated an unparalleled dedication to the cause of Somali unity, going so far as to sell their properties and livestock to support the war effort. He recalls that the civilians' cars were even repurposed for military use. In his emotional reflection, General Qarshe recalls a visit to a hospital in Hargeisa where he was moved to tears by the sight of how the injured soldiers were treated with more care and compassion than they had ever experienced in their own regions. This, he notes, was a testament to the genuine patriotism and sacrifice of the Somaliland people. Tragically, despite their immense sacrifice, the people of Somaliland faced horrific repercussions after the war's conclusion. Following the defeat of Somalia, the Somalilanders were subjected to brutal repression and violence. The very soldiers they had cared for and treated, as well as the airplanes used for the war effort, turned against them. The ensuing genocide led to the loss of over a quarter of a million Somaliland lives, illustrating the depth of animosity harbored by the Somali government towards Somaliland. Today, the people of Somaliland have learned from their harrowing experiences. They have become wary of deceptive appeals to "Somalism" and patriotic fervor that once led to their suffering. The lessons of the past have strengthened their resolve to protect their own interests and maintain their independence, ensuring that they are no longer deceived by false promises of unity and patriotism. That’s why the people of Somaliland decided to reclaim their independence and today proudly have their own nation, The Republic of Somaliland—a nation that wants nothing to do with Somalia. We have resolved never to share anything with Somalia again; we have learned our lesson well. Abdirashid Hashi @JustAwHirsi Abdi Aynte Abdirahman Abdishakur Faisal Roble “Miro daray haddaan beri Duuduub ku liqi jiray Doorkan waan hubsanayaa Inuu dirxi ku hoos jiro” Gaariye.

IbrahimInsights

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#Ethiopia supported #Somalia to gain its independence Ethiopia is the only Africa who is a founding members of League of Nations and United Nations that protect, defend and advance interests of Black Peoples. Till day, 🇪🇹's commitment to Pan Africanism is unprecedented that deeply rooted in our national values & ethos that helped us maintain our status of independent state. 🇪🇹 also played a leading role in becoming the voice for voiceless Black Peoples. To this end, it prepared draft resolution and submitted to United Nations to ensure #Somalia, #Namibia or other African countries to gain their independence. Indeed, we fought from the front & we will continue to do so for our African brothers to gain their independence and ensure peace and prosperity . Ethiopia's commitment to advance mutual interests with #Somalia unwavered.
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Ambassador Jemal Beker

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Haile Selassie boarded the U.S. warship at approximately 17:00 on 13 February 1945. Present in the meeting were President Roosevelt, Emperor Haile Selassie, the #Ethiopian interpreter and diplomat Yilma Deressa, and the U.S. Secretary of State. The Emperor produced a lengthy handwritten memorandum of demands and requests. Throughout the meeting, Haile Selassie repeatedly returned to the question of sea access. When Roosevelt directly asked whether Ethiopia preferred #Djibouti or an #Eritrean port, the Emperor stated unambiguously that Djibouti was insufficient—a stopgap subject to French control—and that #Ethiopia required a permanent, sovereign outlet on the Red Sea. In Ethiopian strategic thinking, control over an #Eritrean port represented not only economic lifelines but an existential guarantee of independence in an era of shifting regional alliances.
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Haile Selassie boarded the U.S. warship at approximately 17:00 on 13 February 1945. Present in the meeting were President Roosevelt, Emperor Haile Selassie, the #Ethiopian interpreter and diplomat Yilma Deressa, and the U.S. Secretary of State. The Emperor produced a lengthy handwritten memorandum of demands and requests. Throughout the meeting, Haile Selassie repeatedly returned to the question of sea access. When Roosevelt directly asked whether Ethiopia preferred #Djibouti or an #Eritrean port, the Emperor stated unambiguously that Djibouti was insufficient—a stopgap subject to French control—and that #Ethiopia required a permanent, sovereign outlet on the Red Sea. In Ethiopian strategic thinking, control over an #Eritrean port represented not only economic lifelines but an existential guarantee of independence in an era of shifting regional alliances.

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This is confirmation from Dr. Baxar, the leader of the Awdal State Movement, that Hassan Sheikh the president of #Somalia has handed over and sent the case of #Awdal to another country, #Djibouti while there tension with #Ethiopia Both the Djibouti and Somali governments prioritize removing Muuse Biixi from the presidency through peaceful and electoral means. I can understand the position of Djibouti (I have written many times that it is a country whose existence depends on the crisis in Somalia, benefiting from Somalia not being settled, Somaliland not being recognized, Awdal not having political independence, and Ethiopia not having sea access). What cannot be explained and will be left for history is the decision of Hassan Sheikh Mohamud. Handing over the case of Awdal to another country is nothing but national betrayal, and it will be marked down in
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This is confirmation from Dr. Baxar, the leader of the Awdal State Movement, that Hassan Sheikh the president of #Somalia has handed over and sent the case of #Awdal to another country, #Djibouti while there tension with #Ethiopia Both the Djibouti and Somali governments prioritize removing Muuse Biixi from the presidency through peaceful and electoral means. I can understand the position of Djibouti (I have written many times that it is a country whose existence depends on the crisis in Somalia, benefiting from Somalia not being settled, Somaliland not being recognized, Awdal not having political independence, and Ethiopia not having sea access). What cannot be explained and will be left for history is the decision of Hassan Sheikh Mohamud. Handing over the case of Awdal to another country is nothing but national betrayal, and it will be marked down in

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