Khayre announces the names of the officers leading the operation to dismantle Dayniile

Mogadishu (Caasimada Online) – The former Prime Minister of Somalia, Mr. Hassan Ali Khaire, who spoke strongly about the crisis in the Dayniile district, announced the names of two officers he said are leading the destructive operation taking place in the Warlaliska neighborhood of that district, which has caused loss of life and injuries.

Khaire, in a statement, said that the incidents that occurred yesterday in Dayniile were caused by the Police Chief of Banaadir Region, Macalin, and Yaasiin Ganey, who are among the senior officers of the Somali Police Force, accusing them of causing various problems for the citizens he represents living in that district.

“I condemn the massacre, land grabbing, and displacement that Mahdi Cumar Muumin and Yaasiin Nuur Kheyre (Ganeey) are carrying out in the Raadeerka neighborhood of Dayniile, which is causing killing, looting, and injury to the local people,” said Hassan Ali Khaire.

He also added, “It is unfortunate that the officers tasked with defending the lives and property of the people have turned into ruthless criminals spilling the blood of the citizens, displacing the poor, and engaging in the looting of the property of Somali citizens.”

The former Prime Minister called on the two officers to stop the problems occurring in the Dayniile district, especially the displacement and looting happening there.

“I urge Mahdi Cumar and Yaasiin Nuur to refrain from the massacre, displacement, and looting of homes belonging to civilians. I remind them that these crimes will be recorded, and they will be held accountable for the violations they commit against the lives and dignity of the Somali people,” he reiterated, Hassan Ali Khaire.

This statement comes as last night the chief of the Murusade clan, Ugaas Cabdirisaaq Ugaas Cabdullaahi Ugaas Xaashi, called on his people to defend their land.

Ugaas Cabdirisaaq also urged the Somali government and security officials to stop actions against the public and to uphold previous agreements made regarding land issues in that area.

This matter has once again brought up the land dispute, raising questions about the rights of the residents and the process of land eviction from the capital.