Mukhtar Mohamed

@BillowKerrow Does anyone know how many Kenya soldiers are in Jubaland. Does that threaten the sovereignty of Somalia. Jubaland forces protect Kenyan borders with their lives. Let's appreciate the security interdependence between Jubaland and Kenya, especially the NE counties.

Kenya's political dalliance with Jubaland in recent years has undermined our security, particularly in Mandera. It's unacceptable to turn Mandera into a theater of conflict btwn Somalia forces.💯

@JibrilQoobey Ma qolada ay is hayaan baad adiga iyo sheekhu door bidaysaan?

Shiikh Ummal,ayaan isku meel ka joognaa Iran iyo Shiicada. Somalida sida khaldan ugu hafatay caadifada Diimeed ha dhagaystaan Ummal. Shiikha iyo Aniguba,waxaan leenahay Netanyuhu ku soco. JQ.

@Abukar_Arman اانا لله وانا اليه راجعون. اللهم اغفر لها وارحمها واسكنها الفردوس الأعلى. ءامين

An 84-year journey of love, care & compassion came to an end. Today--Friday April 25, 2025-- we bury my beloved mother Khadija who dedicated her life to raising 13 children in the best way she could. Now that she is in a transition to Allah’s heavenly sanctuary, may He (SWT) shower her with His compassion and forgiveness as she raised us with kindness and love. May Allah forgive her shortcomings and accept all her good deeds. Ameen. SURLY, TO ALLAH WE BELONG AND TO HIM WE SHALL A LL RETURN.

@MohamudSalatMo1 @kulanpost @HassPetroleum جزاك الله خير

@kulanpost @kulanpost kindly share her contacts or facilitate her to come to @HassPetroleum offices at upperhill nairobi. Happy to give her full sponsorship

FEATURE: Bahja Ahmed Shale emerged as one of the leading candidates in last year's KCSE exams. Bahja is an orphan. In 2016, Her father, who served in the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF), died in an Al-Shabaab attack on El Adde. Four years later, in 2020, she lost her mother, who succumbed to the Covid-19 virus. Despite experiencing deeply personal losses over a short period of time, the 18 year old beat all odds to score A- in national Secondary school exams. A former student of Saka Girls Secondary School in Garissa County, Bahja now appeals for support to further her education and become a medical doctor. She spoke to Yunis Dekow on the phone about what she feels about her results, the emotional setback and what the future holds for her.

@gabowduale @pokemonhunterr Suldan, Shaydaanka iska naar 😆. Performing Omrah and rebuilding Syria are complementary, not mutually exclusive deeds. This guy desperately needs Allah's favour's to surmount the herculean task of rebuilding Syria; and what a better place to seek these favors!

@pokemonhunterr There are Syrian children sleeping in roads and streets in Mogadishu - helping them come home can bring him much closer to Allah according to me.

I think his priority should be rebuilding the nation so that millions of Syrians can come back home.

@ahmednasirlaw @FGaitho237 An important geography lesson @FGaitho237 has seemingly missed in primary school.

Very interesting! @FGaitho237

@ahmednasirlaw I am sure the SC means the exact opposite.

Who is this STUPID man (and i will NOT APOLOGISE)?

@MSeid6 @AbdifatahTahir @Abdirik @AAbdishakur @afyare_elmi @Abukar_Arman Sharcigaa madmadow kuma jiro

Dhulka iyo guryaha dawladda ee la gadayo waa sharci darro. Dawlad sharciga ku dhaqmaysa hadday timaaddana waa laga soo celin dadkii gatay, iyadoo xisaabtii rabbina halkeedii tahay. @AbdifatahTahir @Abdirik @AAbdishakur @afyare_elmi @Abukar_Arman

@MSeid6 @AbdifatahTahir @Abdirik @AAbdishakur @afyare_elmi @Abukar_Arman Digniitaa way qabaan dadka dhulka gatay, Dowladuna taladaa way qabtaa, Avvocatto!

@gabowduale Can't agree more. The time series, not relative to some diaspora city, will make one appreciate how far Mogadishu and other cities in Somalia have come at <0.0% of their potential.

Not stopping for anything - This is the home of the Somali Nation. I came to work and live in Mogadishu in 2009 - I never thought or dreamed that this city could come this far. You can only get that perspective if you do a virtual travel back to 2009.

@ahmedvision1 Absolutely agree, but it takes a sacrifice. Civil societies, the world over edured threats, intimidation, harassment to gain the legitimacy they need to take up their rightful space in their societies.

In a normal context, this might be true. However, in the current context of Somalia, the situation is complex due to poverty and security challenges. The civil society is vulnerable to threats from both governmental and non-governmental actors. Statehood cannot be achieved without an empowered civil society. In scenarios genuine civil society engagement fail, divisive fake news makers will take the space, we are already living to that experience.

It's concerning that many seated leaders in the FGS and FMS, along with some members of the international community, perceive civil society voices as unnecessary or invaluable. Meaningful change in a nation cannot stem from the opinions of a select few political leaders, regardless of their expertise or experience. Allowing space only for those who resort to violence poses significant risks. Civil society encompasses a diverse array of stakeholders—including professionals, the business community, traditional and religious leaders, youth, women's groups, and the diaspora—who often lack immediate vested political interests. Their impartiality enables them to offer genuine, unbiased perspectives that are crucial for constructive dialogue and effective state-building in Somalia. Moreover, it's vital to acknowledge the current absence of a robust, organized civil society that represents broader interests. But also important to underline many potential contributors and informed civil society leaders are deterred by the limited space for expression, fearing repercussions for their businesses or livelihoods. This environment stifles essential voices that could enrich the national discourse. We need civilized system that values and empowers civil society voice, ensuring that every voice has the opportunity to contribute. Not only to engage them but also important to empower and encourage their existence.

@SASheikh14 Are they telling you to go back to Somalia with the over 45% of Kenya's current landmass? Did the Bantu-Kenyas say when they are returning to Congo and Nilot-Kenyans to Sudan? Unlike Somalis, these groups are brought no ancestral land with them in Kenya. #historicalfacts

"Go back to Somalia" I have heard that so many times in my life, from complete strangers. I always protested, "But I am a Kenyan!". I now understand the meaning of that statement. I am 40+ year old Somali who's never been to Somalia, I never boarded the Mother Ship. Now I must!

@FrauSchwarz3 "Haduunan English ku hadli Karin?" Why English and not Arabic? As for Af-Somali, see below.

Waxaan fahmi la‘ahaay sababta Raisul Wasare Soomaaliyeed Qaramada Midoway ugu hor hadlo asago Af Caraabi ku hadlayo? Haddusan Ingiriis ku hadleyn mu Af Soomaali ku hadlo halo Turjime intu Af Caraabi ku hadli lahaa ? Waxaa intas dheer Shaqo abuur buu uu noqon lahaa Soomaalida Luqadaha fasiira . Fadlan ku hadla Luuqadiyna maraarka qarkood xata haddaad Luuqadaha kale taqanaan .

@FaisalAliWarabe x.com/AnalystSomalia…

This is a huge blow to our enemies.and the fake government of Failed Somalia Thanks to Allah. Justice always prevails.

@ahmednasirlaw @cobbo3 Somalia's greatest asset is her vibrant diaspora, whose investments drive the economy back home & in the region. The EAC membership fee is an investment aimed at expanding market access and ensuring Somali investors can thrive in the common market.

What a misplaced priority! Paying US$ 7.85m as membership fees for EAC by the poorest country in the world is criminal and negligent. The secretariat should immediately return the same, give Somalia a waiver and order the Mogadishu regime to spend the same on health care and education. Mogadishu is obsessed without outside manifestation of statehood and equate attending conferences and workshops in foreign capital cities as evidence of progress. Mogadishu should be told that it's the empirical realities inside Somalia that make the difference...and so far, things aren't good.

DRC vs Somalia In East Africa: Mogadishu Wins (Part 1) •March, 22, 2022, DR Congo joins the East African Community •March 24, 2024, Somalia becomes full member of the EAC, and 8th •June, 2024, Somalia pays US$7.85 MILLION of its contribution in a lumpsum ahead of the deadline for the 2024/25 EAC budget •June, 2024, more than two years after joining DRC hasn’t paid a single penny and owes $14.7 MILLION, way out the highest among the defaulters (incl Burundi and South Sudan) We told the sceptics, but they didn’t listen; don’t bet against Somalia and, especially, Somalis

@alimaalim Hajj is Ibadah that requires utmost patience. The Hujay were prepared for the hardships in it. Better Muslims performed it under worse conditions. Pls stop spoiling your good deeds if you're one of them. If not, pls refrain from confusing it as another Mandera political event.

SHAME and INDIGNITY AT HAJJ This year, Kenyans performing Hajj endured deplorable, subhuman conditions, marked by indignity and shame. 3,000 Kenyans are forced to share a single washroom, 400 crammed into each tent at Mina, with many not assigned any space at all. Poorer nations are treated with dignity and respect. @SUPKEM1 is mandated to plan, negotiate & execute Hajj arrangements. Sadly, it has become an institution of deceit and corruption. SUPKEM dismissed and disregarded calls from various agencies to rectify this issue. I implore relevant authorities to investigate SUPKEM and hold it accountable for this failure. It is time to consider forming a more effective entity and restore our nation's honor. Photo below is a caption from a bathroom queue. @HajMinistry @KenyaRiyadh @KSAembassyKE @MinistryKe @nelson_koech @HonAdenDuale @major_bashir @Honadendaud @ASHAKURHUSSEIN

@Mansi_0700 @EuropeInvasionn Ignorance is a treatable disease; learn! Can you differentiate between Islam and illegal migrant?

@mohammedhersi Historically marginalised counties such as those in NE are economically disadvantaged to feature prominently in your list, but their people are the leading source of revenue for the top ten revenue contributing counties in Kenya, and the largest, Nairobi for that matter.

Separating facts from myth Before your shout yourself hoarse how much your county is keeping Kenya alive please have a look at the Gross County Product contribution by county. Source: Kenya National Bureau of Statistics and Commission on Revenue Allocation CRA. Take a look at the average county contribution to Gross Value Added . Folks don't let terminologies scare you , what is GVA ? It's the contribution of a county to the output of the country. So who are the Top 10? What are your thoughts? For me Meru & Kilifi pleasant surprise.