Sharif Hassan: “President FARMAJO sewed a coat for himself”
Wednesday, November 25, 2020. Previous South West state President Sharif Hassan Sheik Aden has reacted too late comments by Deputy Prime Minister Mahad Mohamed Guledthat the following political decision will be won in the first round. He depicted the appointee executive as an anecdotal figure which nothing of reality.
Sharif Hassan likewise blamed President Farmajo for needing to run alone, saying he had seen a man who ran alone. He blamed him for wrongfully controlling the National Electoral Commissions.
“Mahdi Guled said in Baidoa we have one cycle one of the political race. What occurred in Baidoa was known. Individuals were captured. We realize what occurred next In Galmudug, in spite of the fact that there were individuals who were upbeat, what happened was known, Jowhar. There were individuals who were content with what occurred and it was known,” said Sharif Hassan.
Debate proceeds over Somalia’s discretionary payments. Worldwide calls are being made for governments to locate an enduring answer for the constituent question. Obviously, Farmajo has been crushed in the political race and we are remaining solitary.
ShariifHasan likewise blamed President Mohamed AbdullahiFarmajo for not being prepared for decisions, yet of needing to pursue position alone and that is rarely conceivable. “Farmajo sewed a shirt the size of his own.”
“I have been in the Somali government since Arta. I have not seen a political decision that closes in a solitary round. We have seen an edgy political race that requires a few rounds, so we have dismissed a one-round political race,” Sharif Hassan said.
Previous South West President Sharif Hassan offered the comments at a gathering in Mogadishu on the fourth day of the official political race.
The meeting is set to deduce in the following not many hours, with a joint assertion from the applicants and other rejoining individuals, with the principal issue being the panels chosen to manage the political race said they included individuals from NISA and government authorities
