The Voice Of Somaliland: MADAXWEYNE KU-XIGEENKA IYO MUDANAYAAL LA SOCDA OO LAGU EEDEEYEY INAY MIJO XAABINAYEEN SALEEBAAN GAAL

Tuesday, February 28, 2006

MADAXWEYNE KU-XIGEENKA IYO MUDANAYAAL LA SOCDA OO LAGU EEDEEYEY INAY MIJO XAABINAYEEN SALEEBAAN GAAL

Guddiga joogtada ah ee golaha guurtida ayaa fadhi aan caadi ahayn oo albaabadu u xidhan yahay ku yeeshay shalay xarunta golaha guurtida ee magaalada Hargeysa.Fadhigan oo uu gudoominayey guddoomiyaha golaha guurtida Saleebaan Maxamuud Aadan wuxuu ku soo beegmay maalmo yar ka dib markii uu xidhmay kal-fadhigii 28-aad ee golaha guurtida ,inkasta oo aan si rasmi ah daboolka looga qaadin arrimaha lagag hadlay. Hase yeeshee sida uu sheegay Xaaji Cabdi Xuseen “Cabdi Waraabe” oo ka mid ah guddiga joogtada ee golaha guurtida oo warbaahintu wax ka weydiisay shirkaa ka dib wuxuu sheegay in uu ahaa oo keliya isbeer xaadhasho iyo is wareysi guddiga dhexdiisa ah.

Hase yeeshee waxa loo malaynayaa in shirkaasi lagaga hadlayey olole ka dhan ahaa gudoomiyaha golaha guurtida Saleebaan Maxamuud Aadan oo ku saabsanaa mooshin dhicisoobay oo la isku dayey in xilka lagaga qaado guddoomiyaha mudadii uu ku maqnaa xajka.,Mooshinkaas oo la sheegay in ay wada wadeen xubno ka mid ah mudanayaasha golaha guurtida, xoghayaha golaha guurtida Cabdillaahi Dheere iyo Madaxweyne ku xigeenka Axmed Yuusuf Yaasiin.

Waxaana warar xogogaali sheegayaan in shirkan aan caadiga ahayn uu isugu yeedhay gudiga joogtada ah gudoomiyaha guurtida Saleebaan Maxamuud Aadan si uu wax uga weydiiyo mooshinkaasi dhicisoobay. Dhinaca kale guddoomiyaha golaha guurtida Saleebaan Maxamuud Aadan iyo Madaxweyne ku xigeenka Axmed Yuusuf Yaasiin ayaa la sheegay in uu khilaaf ba’ani ka dhex aloosan yahay, inkasta oo aan si rasmiya daboolka looga qaadin warkaa haddana waxay ilo xogogaali sheegayaan in khilaafkani ka dhashay ka dib markii ay isku maandhaafeen xeerka lagu soo dooranayo golaha guurtida oo la sheegay in Madaxweyne ku xigeenka Axmed Yuusuf Yaasiin uu u soo jeediyay gudoomiyaha golaha guurtida Saleebaan Maxamuud Aadan in muddo sannad ah loo kordhiyo wakhtiga golaha guurtida oo iminka dhamaad ah.

Waxaana la sheegay in labadaasi masuul ay isku maandhaafeen arrimahaasi ka hor intii aanu u amba bixin xajka gudoomiyaha golaha guurtidu.

Liibaan Maaweel Shire

Somaliland Today Correspondent

Hargeisa, Somaliland.

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