Mr. Speaker:
We, the undersigned members of the Diaspora, are terribly dismayed with your attempt to stifle the nomination of Mr.Mohamed Abdillaahi Mohamed (Farmajo) for the office of Prime Minister. Mr. Mohamed was duly nominated by President Sheikh Sharif, and he is imminently qualified for the job. Your political dispute with the President and your insistence to secret voting portrays to the world that TFG leadership are looking at personal interests while the nation faces an external threat that not only wants to take over the state, but also to destroy the fabric of Somali society. This is totally unacceptable to the Somali people who are tired of the daily bickering with the TFG and its Parliament.
Mr. Speaker, since you lead the parliament, we call on you to end this deadlock, AND GIVE THE PRIME MINISTER NOMINEE A CHANCE FOR AN UP-OR-DOWN VOTE.
Our country is facing an incalculable danger radical insurgency and outside forces that want to see Somali divided and weak. History will not be kind to those who add to its difficulties. The political fires we witness within the TFG makes the Parliament and the government not only weak, but also illustrates to the world how the leading Somali leaders lack the understanding of not only the danger nation faces the urgent need to restore the broken relationships of the Somali people.
Mr. Speaker, we urge you to change to cooperate with the President before this dispute reaches to a level that can see the dismantling of not only the TFG but also your very parliament.
Mr. Speaker, you must move the business of the nation forward. The vacancy in the office of the Prime Minister cannot continue any longer. The enemy of nation is already taking advantage of the vacuum of leadership in our country. Just last week, the United Nations Security Council has received a proposal from Kenya to impose an air and sea blockade on Somalia. This is certainly a development that your government needs to understand in terms of its implications.
Finally, we call on you and the parliamentarians to repeal Article 40. Sub-Article 3; hereof the house rules procedure the so-called secret ballot clause since it contradicts the voting clause of the 1960 Constitution of the Somali Republic. It is our collective opinion that it must be repealed, because the harm it causes outweighs the good it promises.
Thank You and may Allah bless Somalia.
SIGNATURES:
1. Dr. Abdirahman Mohamed Warsame, Seattle Washington
2. Eng Cali Omar (Cali Balked), Raleigh, NC
3. Hussein Yusuf, PhD -stud, Fairfax, VA
4. Prof. Abdinasir Cabdulle Garjeex, PhD Utah
5. Prof. Hassan Omar Mahadallah , PhD Baton Rouge , LA
6. Dr. Abdinasir Mohamed , Raleigh, NC
7. Ali fiqi , OH
8. Yusuf Ahmed Nur ( Baadi) , PhD, La, USA
9. Ahmed Osman FARAH, Washigton DC
10. Mohamed Ahmed Gilio- Tenis -Toronto , Canada
11. Haji Abdikarim HAGI Abdi Buh, Somali intellectual and writer
12. Col. Cabdulaahi Cali Macoow
13. Col. Osmaan Hagi Mohamud Roble, Durham, NC
14. Danjire Mohamed Cabdilaahi Kaxdage , Columbus, OH
15. Abdi Hosh. Attorney
16. Mohamed Ugas Xersi. Spokesman of UGAS/Sade . Columbus, OH
17. Suldaan Xaydar sufi Munye , Tuni community leader, Columbus
18. Jacfar Mataan – Community leader, Columbus, OH.
19. Osman A Hassan
20. Raage Mohamoud Jamma-Juge, Virginia
21. Dr. Hassan jilao Maslah. Ex sindico of Mogadishu. Columbus
22. Ahmed Daahir, Businessman
23. Duniya Sh. Ahmed, activist and business women
24. Cabdikarim M. Xade. Columbus, OH
25. Eng . Abdirahmaan ’sharaf’ M Cabdulle, Montreal, Canada
26. Ahmed A HASSAN
27. A. Warsame ROOTI
28. Yusuuf Mohamed Abdi, Bergen, Noway
29. Suldaan Ciise Cadde Abdi Geelqaad, Oslo, Norway
30. Mohamed Macalin ‘Yare’ Reston, VA
31. Hussein abdikarim ahmed, Raleigh, NC
32. Abdulaziz Hagi Mohamed Hussein, intellectual
33. Abdiraxmaan AHMED Waasuge. A/ yare
34. Eng Mohamoud Ali MOHAMED Leicester, UK
35. Abdi Ahmed ROBLE, Apex, NC
36. Mohamed Haji ingiriis, London
37. Liban Khalif, MN, USA
38. Mohamed Abdirizak
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