The leader of the Murusade clan calls on his people to defend themselves.

Mogadishu (Caasimada Online) – The overall chief of the Murusade clan, Ugaas Cabdirisaaq Ugaas Cabdullaahi Ugaas Xaashi, who issued a press release, has strongly addressed the tension in the Warlaliska neighborhood of the Dayniile district, where a destructive operation is taking place that has led to clashes between security forces and armed local residents.

Firstly, the Ugaas expressed condolences to the families of those affected by the incidents that occurred yesterday in the Warlaliska neighborhood, praying to Allah to have mercy on those who lost their lives and to grant quick recovery to those with injuries.

He also stated that he is strongly opposed to the land grabbing he claims is happening there, describing it as regrettable that force is being used against the people.

“I strongly oppose the land grabbing, displacement, and the violations that occurred today in the Warlaliska neighborhood of the Dayniile district. It is regrettable that the Somali people are being oppressed by military force and their land rights are being denied, despite a formal agreement having previously been reached on local land issues,” said the Ugaas.

Ugaas Cabdirisaaq also called on the Somali government and security officials to stop actions against the people and to respect the previous agreements made regarding land issues in that area.

He further urged the residents of the Dayniile district to unite in defending their land and rights while maintaining peace in their community.

“I call on the people of Dayniile to unite in defending their land and rights, while maintaining peace and community cohesion. The land of Warlaliska is the property of the people, and we cannot accept that force is used to suppress or deny their rights,” said the chief of the Murusade clan.

The situation in Dayniile district remains tense, following the violence that occurred there yesterday, which resulted in harm to both civilians and government soldiers.

However, this issue has once again brought the land dispute to the forefront, raising questions about the rights of the residents and the process of land eviction in the capital.