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Abdullahi M Hassan (Abdullahi Yabarow) Profile picture
@siigaale1
Sep 9 • 3 tweets • 1 min read • Read on X
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At GERD’s inauguration, President Dr Hassan Sheikh stressed: “Our challenge is to balance these needs with fairness & respect. Ethiopia has the right to pursue prosperity, but Nile waters must flow equitably for all.” ⚖️🌍 #Somalia #GERD
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This was not biased. It was statesmanship. Stability comes when nations balance development with fairness. Somalia’s foreign policy under President Dr Hassan Sheikh is a strategy, securing equity, security & order in the region. 🇸🇴 #Diplomacy
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Somalia does not serve one capital against another. President Dr Hassan Sheikh’s message is clear: Somalia acts as an independent power, pursuing dialogue, balance & sovereignty in the Horn. 🇸🇴 #Somalia #GERD

@TheVillaSomalia @HassanSMohamud , @PMEthiopia @AbiyAhmedAli

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@AnalystSomalia Abdirashid claims the FGS must “consult” FMSs before implementing the e-visa. This is a misreading of the Constitution. Article 54 is categorical: Immigration & Citizenship are exclusive powers of the Federal Government. Consultation under Articles 50–53 cannot water down exclusivity. FGS is fully within its rights to regulate visas across the country without Puntland’s permission.
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Abdieashie suggests “split payments” or revenue-sharing, citing Article 142. This is legally flawed. Article 142 is transitional and does not override Article 54’s supremacy. Immigration is indivisible ; there cannot be two visa systems. Puntland’s extra $60 charge is not “revenue management”; it is an unconstitutional duplication of a federal power.
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Abdirashid argues that double fees violate dignity and equality under Articles 10, 11, 18, and 50. The truth is the opposite: dignity is undermined by Puntland’s unlawful fee, not by the federal e-visa. Equality requires one law, one system, one payment. The real violation is FMSs forcing citizens to pay twice for a single entry , a clear breach of constitutional order.
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Jul 27
Critique of The Economist’s “Somalia in Tatters” Article:

The Economist published its Somalia piece on July 24, just one day after the federal government (FGS) condemned Puntland’s seizure of a Turkish-linked ship as piracy. Yet… no mention of the incident. Why?
On July 18, Puntland intercepted the MV Sea World, a vessel allegedly carrying Turkish-marked weapons. The FGS called the seizure piracy. Somali media was ablaze; but The Economist didn’t mention that.
Instead, it spotlighted Puntland’s interior minister, a staunch FGS critic.
The FGS’s stance? Missing in action.
The article praises Puntland’s anti-ISIS efforts—without a single quote from federal officials. The narrative favors one side. Federal context? Absent.
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Jun 18
@MPDrAbib , Full Salary, Empty Seat: The Abdillahi Hashi Standard.
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MP Dr. Abdillahi Hashi Abib now lectures government on responsibility, leadership, and billion-dollar proposals.
Bold words, from someone who hasn’t shown up to most parliamentary sessions. But his paycheck? Always on time.
No bills introduced. No debates attended. No votes cast. Just absenteeism, press releases, and self-praise; paid for by the Somali people. Somalia deserves lawmakers, not loud critics with perfect attendance at the bank.
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Jun 16
A Masterclass in Legal Illusion – Responding to Sheikhnor Abucar Qassim 🧵
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 @SheiknorQassim , Adeer Sheikhnor, your tweet is a dramatic display of political theatre wrapped in legal confusion. You wave around Chapter 7 of the UN Charter like it’s a “Game Over” card ; but either you’ve misunderstood it, or you’re hoping others have. Let’s unpack your misconceptions.
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Chapter 7 status does not nullify sovereignty. Many sovereign nations have operated under Chapter 7 mandates ; Iraq, Liberia, even Haiti. It authorises measures to maintain peace and security, not to revoke statehood. Somalia is not a UN protectorate.
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 You cite UNSC Resolutions 2628 (2022) and 2687 (2023) as “deadlines” missed. But resolutions are not contracts, and the UN system isn’t your personal stopwatch. These are political benchmarks, not legal time bombs.
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Jun 16
@SheiknorQassim , Adeer Sheiknor, your tweet is a dramatic display of political theatre wrapped in legal confusion. You toss around Chapter 7 of the UN Charter as if it’s a ‘Game Over’ card ; but it’s clear you’ve either misunderstood it or are hoping others will. Let’s unpack that
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Jun 15
🧵 Thread: Why Somalia’s Unity Remains Legally Intact Under International Law 🇸🇴⚖️
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 Somaliland’s 1991 independence claim lacks legal force. On 1 July 1960, British Somaliland & Italian Somaliland united to form the Somali Republic. This union was later confirmed in the 1961 national constitutional referendum, where 90% of voters approved unity. 🗳️
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 Though the Act of Union wasn’t perfectly ratified, the 1961 Constitution, approved by a national vote, gave the union full constitutional and democratic legitimacy. In law, popular ratification cures legal flaws. Somaliland leaders held top federal roles for decades. 🏛️
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