Fahad accuses Xasan of leading Somalia towards a situation similar to that of Sudan

Mogadishu (Caasimada Online) – The former director of the NISA agency, Fahad Yaasiin, has accused the President of Somalia, Xasan Sheekh Maxamuud, of leading the country into a political and security situation similar to that in Sudan, where two leaders are competing with opposing forces and administrations.

Fahad Yaasiin stated in a post on his personal Facebook page that Xasan Sheekh wants to put Somalia in a situation that could lead to the emergence of two Presidents, two governments, and two armies, as he put it.

He also added that the President is engaging in dangerous political maneuvers that could jeopardize the sovereignty of Somalia, warning that such actions could lead to further divisions in the country.

“Xasan Sheekh wants to throw the nation into chaos and lead Somalia down the path of Al Burhaan and Xamayiiti: two Presidents, two governments, and two armies,” said Fahad Yaasiin.

He further emphasized that a foreign government has encouraged Xasan Sheekh to cling to power, which he claimed is part of a plan to further divide the Somali people and exacerbate the political conflicts in the country.

“A foreign government has convinced him not to leave the seat, with the intention of further dividing the Somali people. By God's will, that ambition will not succeed,” he added.

On the other hand, Fahad Yaasiin Xaaji Daahir has expressed strong concern about the future of Somalia, warning that the ongoing political disputes could lead the country into a difficult situation if a swift resolution is not reached.

However, these accusations come at a time when Somalia is facing political disputes related to the electoral process, the terms of government institutions, and the conflict between the Federal Government and opposition politicians.

The tension has also escalated last week, after the Independent National Electoral Commission announced the election schedule for both Houses of the Federal Parliament of Somalia and the President, which was clearly rejected by opposition politicians who strongly oppose the Federal Government of Somalia.