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The interior minister Abdikarin Hussein Guled now emerged as a nephew of the president after an investigation done by Waagacusub media.
Guled’s father is a half brother of the president and they were by same mother
but not father, while minister of National Resources is also a half brother of
the Guled’s father.
Waagacusub media learned that the father of minister of National Security and
Home Affairs of the Somali Federal Government, Abdikarim Hussein Guled and
President Hassan Mohamud Alasow are half brothers.
This information confirms that Hussein Guled known as Hussein Biyole and
presidents Gargurte are the sons od same mother.
Their mother was called Suban Sabriye from Hawadle, Abdalle sub clan.
Hussein Guled is
Hawiye,Habargidir tribe,Sa’ad, where Hassan Gargurte is also
Hawiye,Abgaal Waceeysle.
Shire Elmi is the same mother with Hussein Guled and Hassan Gargurte and he is
from Hawiye clan, Hawadle, Ibrahim Isse.
Shire Elmi was one of Somali air forces and he used to pay school fees from president,
Gargurter and is close relative with minister of National Resources, Abdirisak
Omar Mohamed.
Shire Elmi lives in Norway, it is not known the influence he has the power to
the boy who was under his care as he is now the president of Somalia.
Hassan Mohamud Alasow was born at Hawl-wadag neighborhood in Jalaksi district
and he used to push wheelchair with his father being disabled there.
President Hassan Gargurte’s father who used to creep died after he was knocked
down by a car around Ansaloti.
These facts show president Gargurte made ministers to his brother and close
relatives, but he has good history in founding Simad institute in which
hundreds of students graduated from it.
President, Gargurte and his friend, Farah Abdukadir played a lion’s share in
establishing and implementing educational headquarters as though the school
students joined Islamic courts’ battle against Ethiopia in 2006.
The soldiered students brought conflict between Al-Islah group who was paying
the largest fund of Simad and the university tuition and led Farah’s group to
name Dam Jadid that means the new blood and took the decision to fight against
Ethiopia.
There was conflict over the
ideology between president, Gargurte and head of the telecommunication of
Telcom and CRD to stop encouraging terrorism.
Sa’id Olow and Mohamed Korahey who were the owners of Telcom Somalia deprived
Hassan Gargurte’s position of being company manager and given money that he
received from Bank of Islam and Arab organizations that had share from the
Telcom
The crime over soldiering the students is not unique for President Hassan and
Farah Abdukadir, but includes familiar individuals whom we cannot name
Abdullahi Wayel, Mohamed Nur Ga’al, Jamal Barow and his group that united to
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