HASSAN SHEIKH A CLAN-LEADER OR A NATIONAL-LEADER
An interview with Voice of America, Mohamud spoke of the
challenges ahead of him and his hopes for the new government. HASSAN MOHAMUD famously defended his tribalism
stance in Somali politics by saying, “In a clan setting, you can only produce a
clan leader; you cannot produce a national leader.”
During his country's 21-year civil war, Hassan Sheikh
Mohamud, Somalia's president, advocated hard in establishing Hawiye domination
in Somalia, and served as an intellectual supporter of key Hawiye warlords and
war criminals.
All of his staff and his administration are filled with moderate
radical Islamist who all hail from the Hawiye clan, which are illegally and by
force based on Mogadishu. Mohamud's clan affiliations are said to be the
driving force behind the massive corruption, insecurity, nepotism and lowliness
in Somalia.
Under Hassan Sheikh, Somali is heading to renewed civil war
among warring tribes. Many tribes like
the Digil Mirifle are not satisfied with this clan-based government led by
Hassan Sheikh. Key example of corruption and power-grabbing that this government
is leader of is the exclusion of Digil Mirifle members from the New Deal
Process and Brussels conference, No single Digil Mirifle was part of the ADIS
ABABA conference. How can you claim that
you are government of whole nation when you are only made by a single clan? Your
stupid New Deal Process was supposed to be based on stakeholder consultations
and empirical analysis to identify the underlying factors of conflict and
fragility that need to be addressed to achieve stability, peace and
development; but all of your task force is Hawiye. Can you claim a national
leader when you clearly a clan leader?
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