Idil Sabrie

@guy18677900 @Silvermoon_888 @mrwtffacts Not really. Prosecutors need physical, biological or trace evidence and he was counting on them looking for those.

@Silvermoon_888 @mrwtffacts I believe if there is a body and I come confessing I killed her, chances of bring found guilty are high ?

In 1995, 15-year-old Nicole van den Hurk was raped & murdered on her way to school in the Netherlands. The case went cold for 16 years. Then, suddenly, her stepbrother Andy confessed on Facebook: “I killed my little sister” Police arrested him… but all was not as it seemed. It was, in fact, a deliberate false confession. Andy’s plan? Force them to exhume Nicole’s body for modern DNA testing. The insane gamble worked. In 2014, the real killer, a man with prior rape convictions, was caught & sentenced to 12 years.

@AllexAyub @Reuters @maktejah_ Noise or no noise, it was NOT his place to yell at the audience. Didn’t he come to Kenya after France lost a lot of goodwill and cooperation across West Africa? You’d think that alone would make him a little more mindful of how he speaks to African audiences. I guess not.

@Reuters @maktejah_ Let’s not disguise calling out “bad manners “ as “ Neocolonialism. It’s just wrong to make noise when someone is presenting on stage, regardless of your geopolitical views and affiliations.

French President Emmanuel Macron interrupted the Africa Forward Summit in Nairobi, Kenya, to hush the crowd as artists and young speakers addressed the crowd, calling the noise 'a total lack of respect' reut.rs/4tCvv4c

This is so distasteful of him. I wonder if he stopped for a second to think about the complicated history between France and our continent before getting up on that stage to patronize and yell at Kenyans, at an event centered on African voices.

Would an African president shut up a noisy audience in France the way Macron did in Nairobi? Some Africans are outraged about the French president's paternalistic tone. But some praise him for showing leadership. Was it rude, or was it the right thing to do?

Delighted to inaugurate a Research Workshop for journalists, a joint effort of the Ministry of Information and Mogadishu University. Our commitment: rigorous training, enhanced reporting, and stronger public accountability. #Somalia #Journalism #MediaTraining

You were living through this, and people think they can hurt your feelings.

@HusseinidowAli Thank you walaal

Well done @IdilSabrie_

The National Stabilization Coordinator, Ramadan Elmi, presented an overview on “Taking stock of stabilization: progress, challenges, and the launch of the National Stabilization Strategy (NSS) review.” He highlighted key achievements to date, ongoing challenges, and the importance of strengthening coordination and alignment as part of shaping the next phase of stabilization efforts.

Happening now: The Minister of Interior, Federal Affairs and Reconciliation, H.E @AliYusufHosh, alongside H.E @AhmedMoFiqi, Minister of Defence, H.E @DaudAweis, Minister of Information, Culture & Tourism, and H.E @Senfartaag, Minister of Internal Security, has joined the second day of the National Stabilization Coordination Forum in Mogadishu. The session brings together representatives from the Federal Government, Federal Member States, and the International Community to strengthen coordination, align priorities, and advance stabilization efforts across Somalia. #MoIFAR #NationalStabilizationForum

On the second and final day of the National Stabilization Coordination Forum in Mogadishu, the Ministry of Interior, Federal Affairs and Reconciliation brings together high-level representatives from the Federal Government, Federal Member States, and the International Community to advance discussions on stabilization priorities. #MoIFAR #NationalStabilizationForum

Providing an update on security operations, Col. Iman Elman, Head of CIMIC, highlighted progress achieved and the role of military efforts in enabling stabilization and recovery in newly recovered areas. She emphasized the importance of continued coordination between security and civilian actors to sustain gains and support long-term stability.

#NationalStabilizationCoordinationForum #ChiefPolicyAdvisor #MoIFAR

The Director General of the Ministry of Interior, Federal Affairs and Reconciliation delivered closing remarks at the SSF III Women in Local Governance and Peacebuilding event, underscoring the central role of Somali women in advancing peace, governance, and state-building. In his remarks, he noted that the voices and experiences shared during the event reflect the real impact of women’s leadership in communities across Somalia and reinforce the need to move beyond policy discussions toward visible and meaningful change.

Food brings learners together in the sweetest way. Sharing meals, laughter, and stories builds bonds that last a lifetime. Friendship grows stronger when little hands and big hearts 💕 gather around the table: @WFP supported School Meals putting smiles on faces of learners.

“Peace is no longer shaped only on the ground, it is shaped in the information space. What we say, what we share, and what we choose to amplify can either calm tensions or ignite them. This workshop is about ensuring we choose peace, deliberately and responsibly.” - Idil A. Mohamed, Chief Policy Advisor, Ministry of Interior Federal Affairs and Reconciliation

#SGEMConference #GenderEquitySomalia #TenYearsofImpact #UHiiliHaweenka

@mozo113310 @CirkaNews Walaal, I see English is difficult for you, just type in Somali. You don’t have to struggle like this 😭

@IdilSabrie_ @CirkaNews Ur men have failed you Idil. Just look at you. They give you off to ajnabi turks amisom ugandese burundi even ur women under al shabab... they gift the ajnabis your hawiyo women yaab. and you wish too involve our somali darod and isaaq women with your KIND LOOL! GET LOST

Foreign Officers Dining with Somali Female Soldiers Sparks Outrage and Confusion A bizarre scene is drawing sharp criticism in #Mogadishu as reports emerge of foreign military officers from #Turkey, #Uganda, #Burundi, and other unknown countries dining with Somali female officers in uniform. Observers say the optics are troubling and unprecedented, raising questions about professionalism, military protocol, and cultural norms. The unusual gatherings have left many wondering about the purpose of such interactions and whether they serve any legitimate training or strategic goal. Critics describe the events as uncultured and questionable, with some even speculating about inappropriate intentions, though no evidence supports such claims. The episode has ignited a debate over the influence of foreign forces in Somalia and the blurred lines between military cooperation and cultural norms. For now, the dinner remains a mystery, leaving citizens and analysts alike unsettled about what it signifies for Somali female officers and the role of foreign militaries inside the country.