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Somalia’s deputy prime minister denies reports of deportation from Kenya
MOGADISHU — Somalia’s Second Deputy Prime Minister Jibril Abdirashid Haji has denied reports that he was denied entry and deported from Kenya on June 24, dismissing the claims as “false, baseless and unsupported by fact.” In a statement released on Monday, Haji rejected allegations circulating on social media that linked him to activities undermining Kenya’s […
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MOGADISHU — Somalia’s Second Deputy Prime Minister Jibril Abdirashid Haji has denied reports that he was denied entry and deported from Kenya on June 24, dismissing the claims as “false, baseless and unsupported by fact.”
In a statement released on Monday, Haji rejected allegations circulating on social media that linked him to activities undermining Kenya’s security and sovereignty.
“At no time did I engage in any activity aimed at undermining the security, sovereignty, stability or territorial integrity of the Republic of Kenya or the Federal Republic of Somalia,” he said.
Haji said he had always carried out his official duties with respect for the rule of law, regional peace and good neighbourly relations.
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