News: Strong conflict between Firdhiye and his deputy

Laascaanood (Caasimada Online) – A political dispute has once again emerged within the administration of the Northeast, as a rift has developed between the President of the administration, Cabdulqaadir Axmed Aw Cali (Firdhiye) and his deputy, Cabdirashiid Yuusuf Jibriil (Abwaan).

The two officials have held office for nearly a year and two months, however, the conflict between them has been reported to have recurred, with differing views on governance and the sharing of powers within government institutions.

Information from within the administration indicates that the dispute between the two sides is also rooted in issues related to constitutional powers, the decision-making process, and the relationship between the President and his deputy.

President Firdhiye returned to Laascaanood a day ago after a trip that lasted several months in the city of Mogadishu, where he was given a grand welcome that the Deputy Governor did not attend.

The absence of Cabdirashiid Abwaan from Firdhiye's reception has further fueled discussions regarding the political conflict between the two officials.

On the other hand, members of the Northeast parliament are reported to be divided between the two sides, with some of the MPs supporting the President, while others are aligned with the Deputy.

The situation has also affected the work of the parliament, as the session of the council has been postponed several times, and it has been reported that the MPs supporting Firdhiye are pursuing a plan related to the removal of Abwaan's immunity.

If this conflict escalates, it could affect the cooperation of the top governance institutions in the Northeast, particularly the relationship between the two officials and the work of the parliament.