Editorial » Somaliland
Cabinet Selection Must Based Qualification
July 10, 2010 · 22 Comments
HARGEISA (Somalilandpress) –The campaign fever is over, new president is elected, the whole nation united behind one leader, a leader who sacrificed his people when they needed him most, a trusted leader, some one who is able to lead the nation to the path of prosperity, but it is not easy to achieve any of the unless all resources, both human and capital resources are mobilized to succeed the new president and the nation.
Candidate Silanyo, made an election promises, KULMIYE party attracted so many groups that made possible this historic victory, all gr0oups had their hidden interest, but only one interest matters most, which interest is that? Simple and clear that is the nations interest.
All interest groups and professional politicians are disposable, the interest of the country superseded everything. Mr. President the task is extremely difficult one, it needs a special care, it is a nation building, you need to have a people who are qualified, credible, honest, nationalists and individuals who put aside all personal interest a people who can be fair to all Somaliland ministers.
A clan oriented ministers already fail this nation, the nations resources has been depleted by its leaders, but your victory is a message for the nation, at last there is a light at end of the tunnel.
Mr. President, Your cabinet selection and appointments must be based on qualifications, and credibility, clan based and questionable personality must be reject.
Mr. President the time has changed, we are in new ere, the public want you to leave a ligancy, they want you to be in the history books as their great leader.
GOD PLESS SOMALIAND!!!
Source: UFFO Newspaper | Saturday, 10 July 2010
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By Abdiqani
Tags: Election, Government, Kulmiye, President, Silanyo, Somaliland, win
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The English is appalling. Is there no one editing the articles being published on here, because its articles like these that make people like me question anything published on this site.
Sharmake, be nice walaalo, you know English isn’t our first language. I bet the individual writing this article is a local journalist in Hargeisa and he/she is trying hard to keep us updated in what’s going on over there. At least you got the point of the article…….God Bless You brother :)
chilly out buddy
I agree no stop what so ever but anyways not focusing on that, I agree with the article.
Hey Folks,
Source UFFO Newspaper Saturday 10 July 2010, am totally stunt??? Whos Uffo? help me out here before I am carried away by the stupidities of qabiilnimo
what have you in the cooking grilling spin of the neighbourly Somalia's
methodological ways of doing business as usual. Am out of this topic
which is useless of its kind.
Cheers.
lol, it's not bad in African standards.
I believe we can all agree that despite some spelling errors and omissions of some words we understand the point the person is trying to make across. We all make mistakes. Give the person a break. His English is not that bad. Perhaps, he is high on chewing the Kat and his mind is clouded a bit. We have seen the kind of English some of the people who post comments here writes.
Wow Mr. What about if english was your mother tongue… ha ha ha… I am english and my mother tongue is english but still i make mistakes so what .We learn through our mistakes.Therefore take it easy on the guy. seems his ideas are great so what…by the way knowing english isn't a seal of prove that you are educated as english is not education. some people possess natural talent that at times is better than university gratuates. Mr gobaad enlighten your good enlish with yourself and please respect other peoples feeling.
It's not about whose mother tongue is what, it's about professional journalism. Whatever language you write a published piece in, be it English, Somali or Italian then it should be a well written piece free from this many mistakes. It's like saying the examiner marking an exam should discount all the mistakes in the writing style (incl. punctuation) and instead they should try and decipher what is meant.
Don't get me wrong I believe in what the author is trying to say but I am saying you have to write it better. Well knowing English and being able to say and write what you know effectively in English is a seal of proof that you are educated in English. There is a reason why I do not write articles in Somali and that is because I feel that the amount of mistakes I would make would take meaning away from what I am writing.
This article i came accross best describes the opinions of this writer: http://www.cityofburao.com/index.php?news&nid…
God bless you all, please understand the meaning and aim of the article and do not be picky about spelling mistakes, everyone makes mistakes. I think the writer is trying to explain what is need to be done by the President-Elect. and I assume we all agree with him. regards. Ali
Ali did you read the article posted by bee as a link
Man is to error, right? So stop accusing others on small matter as spelling mistakes!
We alwayz need to show appreciation to others when they do something!
It's amazing how few of you refugees who discovered the English language not long ago make the English language big deal, relax people it's no holy script. Everyone makes errors focus on the message behind the article than the few grammar errors.
If you don't know UFFO, it's the first underground social movement that began in Hargeisa that led to the establishment of the SNM. It was young professionals who decided to take matters to their own hands when the dictator in Mogadishu abadoned all developments in Somaliland.
Many of them were doctors and other professionals.
peace.
Silaanyo is only just behind Faysal Ali Waraabe, when comes to Qabyaaladnimo. Down with secularism, regionalism, tribalism and all isms alien to Deen of Islam.
Qabiil baad ka dhamaanladahay miyaa? Qaran adduunkoo dhami isha ku hayaannu. Ka naxow nafta waa! Xaasidnimo iyo u qaadhi waa baa kaa hadlinaya.
And we don't give a s##t about what anybody a low life like say for that matter.
Replying to M.A.Saleh
Al-Salaamu Calaykum Wa raxmatulaahi wa barakaatuh.
Mr. Salah according to the English Proberb says” Don’t cross the bridge until you come to it” I mean If you don’t know how to wrtie your comments please don’t try to create arument among our innocent people and spoil their ideas.
His Highness President Ahmed Mohamed Mohamoud.Al-Salaamu Calaykum wa raxamatulaahi wa barakaatu, wa bacd.
on behalf of the Somaliland Diaspora in the kingdom of Saudi Arabia, we highly appreciate your 1st step and have recognized that you are illegible to lead our country, people and faith indeed to healthy wealthy and prosperity. We gave you a go ahead signal from onwards, we swear to back you up what ever it might be. We swear to give you a good support, to sustain our stability and to gain Somali land’s recognition accordlingly.
Allah helps and assists those who help and assist them selves.
Allah Bless you
Hey Folks,
The SNM was FOUNDED IN RIYADH the Capital City of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, AND THEN RESTRUCTURED IN LONDON the Capital City of Great
Britan of the UK. Make no mistakes about the Somaliland, its pro colonial histories and what it was and still is.
As for UFFO, I did not reject what it stood for, but I was astonished why it was
picked up as a source, when in fact we are engaged in more bigger things
at this time, Unless bringing up the UFFO issue at this stage was meant only to create divisions in our united efforts as a people of great Somaliland under
one God, One Constitution and One flag scripted in God we trust….
Folks get over this debate and get busy on the more other critical issues of
greater substances.
Cheers.
No doubt this article is a mess and it would have been good idea if it has been edited properly. That did not happen, so let us move on.
President Siilaanyo has a huge task in hand. As soon as he is inaugurated for office, he will realise the enormity of leading a country, especially one like Somaliland. Throughout his campaign to presidency, he consistently mentioned that he is, only, interested in individuals that can commit to the task and competent enough to bring in right results. The selection of his ministers and government staff will speak volumes of his promises and what kind of leader he will be. I, personally, believe he can pull it off just right. And he has all the experience to form the most befitting government we need now.
May Allah, the Almighty, guide our new president to the righteous path and help him be the most effective leader.
Wa salamu alaykum,
This article is a mess. It is a shame but let us move on.
President Silanyo has a huge task in hand. As soon as he is inaugurated for office, he will realise the enormity of leading a country, especially one like Somaliland. Throughout his campaign to presidency, he consistently mentioned that he is, only, interested in individuals that can commit to the task and competent enough to bring in right results. The selection of his ministers and government staff will speak volumes of his promises and what kind of leader he will be. I, personally, believe he can pull it off just right. And he has all the experience to form the most befitting government we need now.
May Allah, the Almighty, guide our new president to the righteous path and help him be the most effective leader.
Every minister needs to have a bachelors at the very least if not Masters or Phd no buts or ifs