Abdi 💚 🤍 ❤

@HangingByA Somaliland doesn't have any refugees for a long time now, you mean failed state Somalia next door

Djibouti takes in refugees from Ethiopia, Somal*l*nd that *you* stan & Yemen. even I know the kids begging for food are IDP. yes there is a massive class divide in Djibouti, but it's not like you make it. recent attention on Djibouti is for cutting ties w/ISR despite being essentially a massive military base. Djibouti doesn't deserve a regime change bcz your tourism experience was morose.

@caitIin_aIIen @RyanMKIV then get flick or at worse the guy at PSV who's just won a third successive league title there.....we need a manager with title winning experience

@RyanMKIV Would prefer Enrique but doubt he would come tbf

#aotc as always

@adancabdulle Darod are authoritarian we see this time and time again and they're not even the largest clan in Somalia

The Hotel Jazeera Group rather than harboring unrealistic presidential ambitions should instead coalesce around Deni, Saacid, or Farmaajo. The political climate doesn’t favor them. Real question is whether they want to prolong Somalia’s stale political farce or fight for change.

@johnanthonyr4 well said we the true Arsenal fans with very high standards need to protest consistently outside the Emirates against mediocrity and force the owner to bring in an elite manager

I actually have people asking for Fabregas to replace Arteta 1. Arsenal need to be be done with experiments and act as a serious club for first time in 20+ years 2. He professes love for Chelsea 3. He’s a snake

@ace_ethan7 I rather finish 1st one season and 6th the next than always finish 2nd

@InaHussein91 yeah it doesn’t mean we will end up like slots Liverpool pls use ur brain

Whatever your opinion on Arteta in or out is, we can all agree how poor this was. Mikel’s team and his coaching was really poor today. He has to leave at the end of the season, whether we win a trophy or not. He also talks a lot after losses - and they lead to nothing. This football is not sustainable and is extremely predictable. We need huge change. #ArsBou #ArtetaOut

@RMFTBL2023 @ddoublewinger much more entertaining than this season yes but the problem then as in now is us having a novice manager who hasn't got that winning gene

@ddoublewinger Tell me something Did Arsenal play entertaining football in 22/23?

There are people who spend £100 on a match ticket. Arsenal season tickets go up to £2,000 a season. Include Cup + CL KOs and you can surpass £2,500. The most expensive ticket prices in Football and they tell you that you're a HATER for expecting entertainment!

@ace_ethan7 we won nothing that's the real difference us and Liverpool second means nothing

@InaHussein91 @TomCantonMedia Slots Liverpool is nothing like Artetas Arsenal . We been consistent 2nd all the seasons meanwhile slot isn’t

@TomCantonMedia alright have a good night

@InaHussein91 Everything depends on the context. The whole SCM thing though is just a bit reductive or provocative social media bait IMO.

@BuyukNin Somalia is a failed state that exists on paper you dog

@haadka Batılılar sizi iyi sikmiş! Irkçılık diye diye beynini kaybettin! Sen de bir maymunsun! Vatan haini bir piçsin. Somali Ordusu aslanları yakında Somaliand denilen ayrılıkçıların hakkından gelecek. Sen de kaçtığın Batılı ülkelerdeki delikte yakalayacaklar.

Nearly every other tweet from Turkey call him a monkey. Turks must view Somalians as monkey too as they take 95% of their oil and gas

@TomCantonMedia no but you'd keep him or bin him off if we win nothing, if it's the former it would unfortunately reflect a small club mentality on your part buddy

@InaHussein91 Season isn’t over yet.

@TomCantonMedia come on Tom why are you not wanting to see this manager gone surely the club comes first seven seasons is more than enough time and he's failed

@InaHussein91 Yeah you’ve lost me there I’m afraid mate

@TomCantonMedia tempt him out of that farmers league why not

@InaHussein91 He’s leaving PSG?

@TomCantonMedia in any case we need to change manager and bring in an elite manager like a Luis Enrique for example, don't be one of the toxic positive so called fans that are allergic to demanding the very highest of standards that befits a massive club like Arsenal

@InaHussein91 Well based on I think Slot’s title came about largely because he inherited a title challenging team which was close to its rivals when Klopp left and had the benefit of enjoying a season where their rivals couldn’t compete due to what happened to the squads. Different context.

@PartyArty_ starting to maybe hate them more than I hate Tottenham lol

@fan_since91 The easiest thing for them to do is just admit y were wrong but they are too far deep they just double and triple down while blocking people.

Biggest issue with arsenal twitter is some of the biggest accounts on here have sucked off arteta to such an extreme that they can’t just go back on their previous words that got them their following Now it’s all coming apart and they’re all looking really really stupid

@TomCantonMedia based on what exactly we won't be finishing second forever and this manager isn't cut out to get over the line so the only way is down

@InaHussein91 @Ryan_Colaco I don’t think it would.

@fan_since91 if we decline again with a second under performing manager what's the common denominator it's the bloody ownership

@Ryan_Colaco @DaMisanthropist Completely agree mate … none of us that see sense wanted to be right but sometimes you gotta stick to what you believe Hopefully arteta gets binned off before the club turns into the latter years of wenger with fan fights and unrest in the stands

Arsenal haven’t been champions for 22 years. I told you this when you interviewed me. Our fan base have toxic positivity towards Mikel Arteta, as well as dismissing recurring patterns of failure. The fan base also have accountability towards the club, as justification for their processes and irrational positivity are why they renew his contract. #ArtetaOut #ArsBou

@TheArsenalFan1w @SamJDean the owner is the ultimate problem he doesn't seem to care we can't just do nothing about this as Arsenal supporters

@SamJDean The culture war is that a mediocre ex-footballer and now "manager" has somehow got a historic and famous football club tightly gripped in his hands and nobody seems to be able to do anything about it. Not even the owners.

There’s a culture war at the Emirates Stadium. The football Arsenal are trying to play is not the football that Arsenal fans want to see right now. The issue isn’t one side being right and the other being wrong. It’s the disconnect that’s the problem. telegraph.co.uk/football/2026/…

@TomCantonMedia @Ryan_Colaco look at slot at Liverpool this can easily be us next season regardless of whether we are defending champions or not

@Ryan_Colaco So, none based on what’s been shared.

@Dhambaalka enemies of Somaliland from neighbouring Somalia by and large are supportive of the dictatorship ruling Djibouti

I have not enough words to describe my disgust with this! Damn! #Africa! The forsaken continent! The shame of humanity! They couldn’t just shut the f*^% up!

@NoaPal @_AfricanUnion @AUC_PAPS why you support dictatorship

@_AfricanUnion @AUC_PAPS Why is it itching Somaliland people niggas you got probleme on your own please focus on licking Isreal ass and stay out of this !

Statement of the Chairperson of the AU Commission on the Re-election of H.E. Ismail Omar Guelleh as President of the Republic of #Djibouti. The Chairperson of the African Union Commission, H.E. Mahmoud Ali Youssouf, warmly congratulates H.E. Ismail Omar Guelleh on his re-election as President of the Republic of Djibouti. The AUC Chairperson @ymahmoudali takes note of the official results announced by Djibouti’s electoral authority, which confirmed the outcome of the presidential election. He commends the people of Djibouti for their peaceful participation in the electoral process, underscoring their continued commitment to democratic governance, national cohesion, and stability. The AUC Chairperson further acknowledges Djibouti’s important role in advancing regional peace, security, and cooperation in the Horn of Africa. He reaffirms the African Union’s commitment to strengthening and advancing the shared aspirations of Agenda 2063 with member states. The AUC Chairperson Youssouf also commends the African Union Election Observation Mission (AUEOM) for its professionalism and expresses appreciation for the leadership of H.E. Bernard Makuza, former Prime Minister of Rwanda, in his capacity as Head of Mission. H.E. Mahmoud Ali Youssouf extends his best wishes to President Guelleh for a successful term in office. Read @ au.int/en/pressreleas…