Live From Somalia
First of all I would like to greet you all.
Brothers and sisters I would like to share with you the good news that Somalia is at peace and prospering.
The capital city of Mogadishu is absolutely beautiful, thanks God. Outside the capital the people are very hopeful and happy with the efforts of the Somali government.
My internet is kinda slow so any responses from me would be slow.
God bless Somalia and President Hassan Sheikh Mahmoud. :banana:
Being here and witnessing while taking part n the change that Somalia is making is absolutely amazing and a dream come true.
I've been here for more than 2 months, I can say that I am indeed a witness to the transformation that Somalia is making.
Brothers and sisters I would like to share with you the good news that Somalia is at peace and prospering.
The capital city of Mogadishu is absolutely beautiful, thanks God. Outside the capital the people are very hopeful and happy with the efforts of the Somali government.
My internet is kinda slow so any responses from me would be slow.
God bless Somalia and President Hassan Sheikh Mahmoud. :banana:
Being here and witnessing while taking part n the change that Somalia is making is absolutely amazing and a dream come true.
I've been here for more than 2 months, I can say that I am indeed a witness to the transformation that Somalia is making.
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Cheers guys.
Hector_of_Troy the memory of my camera is jammed. The few space that I had in my memory stick is of family.
I had a paddle in Lido beach, eat at the famous village restaurant, two different ones. I shopped in Baraka market.
The Turks built a lot of good new roads, a lot of activity in that end.
The Somali army and police are very friendly, the people in general are also friendly. There's also a lot of very clean and value of money restaurants which are very cheap.
Hector_of_Troy the memory of my camera is jammed. The few space that I had in my memory stick is of family.
I had a paddle in Lido beach, eat at the famous village restaurant, two different ones. I shopped in Baraka market.
The Turks built a lot of good new roads, a lot of activity in that end.
The Somali army and police are very friendly, the people in general are also friendly. There's also a lot of very clean and value of money restaurants which are very cheap.
:cheers: It is good to see online again! We are still expecting some great pictures from you 
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.Thanks Xidig.
I am currently outside of Mogadishu and the internet here is dead slow with the occasional mosquito attack. That is why my quality of writhing has turned poor.
I've been offered a job at intelligence but I declined that because my Somali is isn't the best, so I was offered another job.
Allahmdullahi, things are good and the country is good. I would encourage you guys to come to Somalia and help make a difference. Many of you guys are very skilled and well educated.
Be warned the hotels in Mogadishu are kind of expensive, other than that things are ok.
I am currently outside of Mogadishu and the internet here is dead slow with the occasional mosquito attack. That is why my quality of writhing has turned poor.
I've been offered a job at intelligence but I declined that because my Somali is isn't the best, so I was offered another job.
Allahmdullahi, things are good and the country is good. I would encourage you guys to come to Somalia and help make a difference. Many of you guys are very skilled and well educated.
Be warned the hotels in Mogadishu are kind of expensive, other than that things are ok.
I was there the whole of June month, I see the development happening, a lot of buildings being built and markets are full of people. But there is no organization when building, looking at the Via Liberia road which is packed and looks disgusting compared to how it was before because people have put their shops literally on the roads.
Most of the roads are still damaged, only Makka al Mukarama road is fixed all the way through Somali Parliament building, Hawo Tako, Daljirka Dahsoon to the new building that I think is gonna become a cultural museum.
Also I went to Afgooye and Qallimo and they have 100's of checkpoints and the army are not really that nice, they will demand money most of the time, especially at night time is when they try abuse their power. But I also met many nice soldiers especially in Karaan who were chilling with the people and many of them are interacting with the population but the soldiers near Makka on the newly paved road are harsh on the population.
Anyways it is progressing like you said, Afgooye and all that is kinda peaceful but al Shabaab still lingers on the roads and in Elasha Biyaha and Suuq Xoolaha. And yeah all Somalis who are educated and who can make a difference should go back and help the economy, help Somalis organize properly and please, Somalis really need someone to show them fashion because they dress really funny and think it looks good.
Most of the roads are still damaged, only Makka al Mukarama road is fixed all the way through Somali Parliament building, Hawo Tako, Daljirka Dahsoon to the new building that I think is gonna become a cultural museum.
Also I went to Afgooye and Qallimo and they have 100's of checkpoints and the army are not really that nice, they will demand money most of the time, especially at night time is when they try abuse their power. But I also met many nice soldiers especially in Karaan who were chilling with the people and many of them are interacting with the population but the soldiers near Makka on the newly paved road are harsh on the population.
Anyways it is progressing like you said, Afgooye and all that is kinda peaceful but al Shabaab still lingers on the roads and in Elasha Biyaha and Suuq Xoolaha. And yeah all Somalis who are educated and who can make a difference should go back and help the economy, help Somalis organize properly and please, Somalis really need someone to show them fashion because they dress really funny and think it looks good.
The truth looks more like this:
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