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    Journalists visited the mother of teen STOWAWAY

    Waagacusub.net - International journalists visited the mother of the teen age boy who traveled to Hawaii over the wheel of a plane, But the most wonderful story is that the boy's grandfather, Mohamed Abdullahi Hamari, exactly looks like the pres

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Waagacusub.net - International journalists visited the mother of the teen age boy who traveled to Hawaii over the wheel of a plane, But the most wonderful story is that the boy's grandfather, Mohamed Abdullahi Hamari, exactly looks like the president of Somaliland Ahmed Mohamed Siilanyo.
The boy's grandfather now living in Sweden and was earlier an old member of the former Somali Airlines workers. He was pictured while seated an open ground. The U.S. government refused the father to see or meet the son, and plans to take over the rest of the children is now going on. 

Mother of the teen boy, from the Gadabuursi tribe of Somalia is set to be helped to immigrate to the US within the next three weeks,  according to the latest news, while father of the son will be imprisoned longer. 

The father is, ethnically, Hawiye predominant, especially Murusade clan of Somalia and many people are accusing this father of being behaving his family as he inspired bad culture .
 
However, the miracle is labeled Teen STOWAWAY. This story has became the talk of top personalities of the world or he can win one of the most miraculous awards in Hollywood. 

By: Dahir Alasow.
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