Runsheeg says:

Hiding a runout,shame it was cheaper to do it without that dropout dobious called Xaglo.

Kayse says:

Buhoodle is a district of Togdheer just like Burco.

Hassan yaqaane says:

Mohamed Cheers,
Peace needs prosperity and principles to maintain. The key factor in peace dealings is the ability to understand that peace is a tree that gives its shades to all the people, without distinction and discrimination.
The problem is that neither Siilaanyo nor the people of Buhoodle understand this. The bottom line is when there is righteousness in the heart, there is beauty in the character; when there is beauty in the character, there is harmony in the home; when thee is harmony in the home, there is an order in the nation, and when there is order in the nation, there will be peace in the country or in the region, to put it on its proper. pretext

Understand, you stupid?

M. Khalid says:

In this peace agreement between Buhoodle dignitaries and the government of Somali land, it is unclear if this community considers itself as part of the country. The conflict always stems from the fact that some tribes of the Sool region do not recognize Somali land as their homeland. There are two factors in this dispute: one is the land and the other are the tribes living on this land. The land is within the confines of Somali land and some people of this region are eager to share things with Somalia. This is a dangerous contradictions which needs to solved in a wise manner.

Gaade says:

Before Somaliland joined Somalia in 1960, the communities in Buhoodle and Sool were the most outspoken advocates for Somaliland to remain separate from Somalia. What was right for them back then was proven to be right after the disastrous experience of the union. These communities supported the Somali regime out of tribal affiliations, but as a community they did not benefit from it in terms of investment /development in their communities except few individuals. It is foolish to think the desire for Somalia is anything other than tribal considerations. But as evidenced in real experience, that sort of reasoning does not lead to prosperity/progress. It only keeps people trapped in the same conditions.

What is Somalia now? Just think for a moment. Think of if African troops were not in Mogadishu last week what would happen. If other forces were not pulling the strings or intervened, the city would have descended into war. The truth is, without these forces, Somalis would never have agreed on anything. The threat of ‘spoilers’ is what is keeping them on their toes. Somaliland is the only Somali speaking country where people are making their own choices, charting their own future independent of any interference. It is a place where one finds a willing partner in peace; coexistence; and appreciation of inclusiveness. Out of the all Somali speaking countries, Somaliland has the opportunity to set a model for other Somalis that only justice and fairness can ensure better standard of living. Even the Ethiopian region of Somalis cannot create an inclusive region that is based on fair distribution of power and resources when they disparately need each other in order to have some clout in that country. Let’s face it; Somaliland is the best hope for Somalis so let’s build it.

About Somalia:

Hal la qalay raqdeed baa
Lagu soo qamaamoo
Qalalaasihii baa
Ninba qurub haleeloo
Laba waliba qaybteed
Qorraxday ku dubatoo
Qoloftiyo Laftii baa
Lagu liqay qalatlkee;
Qosol wuxu ka joogaa
Qubanaha dambeeyee
Weli qaba hamuuntee
Buuraha qotada dheer
Ka arkaaya qiiqee
Qarka soo jafaayee

Khatumo says:

In light of the recent overtures by secessionist Somaliland to former SSC leader, Mr. Saleban Hagla-tosiye, Is it possible that the SSC leadership unilaterally brokered peace in the Cayn _Khatumo State region or are there other true heroes that forced Somaliland militia to retreat in defeat as they have never listened in the past to the barrage of peaceful calls to withdraw. The latter seems to be more plausible. But wait a minute, Wasn’t SSC labelled by the Somaliland administration as a terrorist organization? When did Somaliland formally recognize the SSC as a legitimate leadership with whom to converse? I haven’t read or seen it, Have you? and if so whatever becomes of the faith of the other (comically dubbed SSC but legitimately recognized by Somaliland) organization allegedly led by the Hapless Keyse. Thanks in part to Somaliland’s flip flop and confused ethnocentric agenda, this other Khatumo dropout might as well be so jealous now that his legitimate SSC organization has been eclipsed by the former terrorist, current peacemaker SSC one man show. Quite a bizzaro world where right is wrong and wrong is right ! This apparent paradox is not only entertaining but neatly fits as good material for the comic sections of Khatumo media.