Watch: Yaasiin Farey responds sharply to Sanbaloolshe

Mogadishu (Caasimada Online) – Member of Parliament Yaasiin Cabdullahi Maxamuud (Farey) who is part of the House of the People of Somalia has strongly responded to Member of Parliament Cabdullahi Maxamed Cali (Sanbaloolshe) who recently opposed the election that took place in that administration.

Sanbaloolshe, whose clan has expressed dissatisfaction with the way the election was managed, stated in an interview that they are establishing a new administration, and also that they are creating a militia in HirShabelle, if a solution is not reached regarding the tension between Beledweyne and Jowhar.

Yaasiin Farey, speaking to reporters outside the Vila Hargeysa headquarters, stated that at this time there is no need to create chaos in the country, especially to organize militias and civil war, calling for the cessation of anything that could lead to those issues.

He also called for this matter to be specifically questioned to the former head of NISA, noting that he is free to come to the country, as he is a Somali MP with legal immunity.

“The country does not need militias, civil war, and clans to be organized at this time; it is better to stop any circumstances that could lead to that,” said Yaasiin Farey.

He further added, “Sanbaloolshe can come to the country; he is a member of Parliament with immunity, and he is expected to respond to that statement.”

On the other hand, he mentioned the political conflict in the country and called for dialogue to resolve it, taking advantage of the platform set by President Xasan Sheekh Maxamuud who has invited the opposition parties to a meeting.

“You are aware that there are political tensions in this country, and it will take its time, the government led by Xasan Sheekh has called for dialogue with the opposition, and that is appropriate,” the MP reiterated.

The new initiative announced by the President comes at a time when the differences between the government and the opposition still persist, following the failure of previous talks that lasted for a while, which did not result in a meaningful agreement.