Quote of the week

Hand Shaking deals never bring permanent Solution in Politics.

In Kulmiye some of the tribes have got a veto power, the rest are yes men, and don't repre sent any one, let alone a clan, as they claim.

By Hamud Duale
 

Samale and Bihi, were not foes, as KILMKIYE party is puting it. Both of them were having the ambition to contest for the top job of the party. Democratically each one of them has got the right to do so, like any other member of the party, regardless of their tribes and origin. So there is no need to celebrate for the their hand shakes. The problem of KULMIYE is deeper than that. To some, It might look like a temporary solution, to win the next election. But to me it is a misleading to the hardworking, sincere members of the party and all Somalilanders. Who do you think they are fooling? In KILMIYE Samale and Bihi are the only two from the tribe of four legs, which is good and eligible for the contest to the top job. All the other tribes are bad, and have two legs and they are not eligible for the contest. Is that fair? Four legs good, two legs bad, the rule of KULMIYE and the rule of the animal farm. Shame.

KULMIYE is the enemy of the people as long as they are not following the rules and regulation set for their own party. KULMIYE is the enemy of democracy as long as there is no fair election and contest within their party. How can you expect from such a party a good governance?

Do we have an alternative? Yes, why not? Don’t ask me, ask Madasha wada tashiga iyo toosinta qaranka., because they are the only Political Pressure group, who are not contesting for a political position. They might tell you the truth if you are not guul wade or a tribal minded figure.

As a ruling party, KULMIE showed to prefer his winning party from the failed parties. KULMIYE preferred tribal administration than proper government administration. We all know that they are against the constitution and government institutuons. They are tribal minded and undemocratic. They are the party of xeer jajab, which might lead Somaliland to the dark ages.