August 4, 2012 · 6 Comments
Members of the public received the President’s impromptu visit to city hall with a lot of exhilaration.
They were happy that for the first time, a caring person has decided to have his hands on the job as concerns city hall.
Not surprisingly, the President found several people not being duely served due to indeligence by top executive office.
He said that after perpetual public out crises, it became imperative that he had to have tentative personal palpitation on the overall situation bedeviling city hall.
Of course, people would be happier, if the President is emulated by his ministers such that the cabinet CEOs seriously dispense their duties.
We should see other organs of the government put on toes such as the water agency or the roads and electricity agencies to mention but a few.
Given that the Mayor is currently abroad, his deputy who was supposed to be at hand in office by seven was nowhere to be seen even well after 8 am.
Whatever the case, the important thing was that the President stated the fact that he was nudged by the constant public cry of lack of services especially as concerns garbage collection, town cleanliness, poor roads and associated services.
Trivial issues given, other petty administrative hitches should be straightened out by DGs and their bosses. We should all be sincere to ourselves and our country.
It is quite shameful to wait for the Head of State to call to attention issues when many senior officials should have otherwise straightened things earlier.
The Public Works and Health Ministries should have taken up the poor roads and uncollected garbage issues respectively beforehand.
Their reservations should have been documented to the members of public first if they lived up to their expectations. In other worlds if they made impromptu inspection people could know that they are on toes and the government is really working for them.
If they hit bottlenecks in their dispensing of duties then they would have taken up the matter with upper levels of state administrative apparatus.
Any how it is Kudos for the President and barbs to public CEOs who do not know what they have been appointed for.
We similarly hope that in the same note the President would not hesitate to take swift, appropriate and needful measures against wayward officials.
Thanks again, your Excellency.
By M.A. Egge
Somalilandpress.com
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The council in Hargeisa is the worst thing that happened to Hargeisa, even worse than General Morgan. They killed the public with corruption, trash and lack of any services. I would personally throw all of them behind bars starting with the old Hussein Jeir, what a useless man he is.
mayors and governors of Somaliland what are their real jobs?..If these two are not doing their
jobs ..all other areas are somewhat in great jeopardy so to speak.
Cheers.
I'm telling you those clothes doesn't suite Sii'lanyo at all… but I heard he was sick had a stroke or something and coming London for treatment but I guess that was just rumors.
Khatumo,
unfortunately you are naively made the ? Boocane tribal tabloid as number one source of your information. if you read garbage your brain turns to garbage.
The surprise visit of president Siranyo to the municipality of Hargeisa will not have a deep effect in running this vital department in the near future. It agitated them briefly but things will be go back to their normal shape. Because municipalities are local governments and are needed to serve their localities in the best way possible, they are the mirrors on which the image of the country is reflected. Since the departure of Britain from Somali land, Hargeisa's municipality functioning has been declining and corruption has been on the rise. Hargeisa needs qualified staff and modern procedures to organize and clean the city.
Can you please publicize the case of this racially murdered Somali kid in the Netherlands and the plight of his family who since then fled the country :
Netherlands- In fond memory of brutally killed Somali kid Amir Ibrahim, 1999-2007 http://www.medeshivalley.com/2012/08/netherlands-…