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Breaking the Chain of Corruption: A Call to Save Somalia

Somalia’s drought and corruption cause starvation. Only united action and One Man, One Vote can end suffering and restore hope.
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The ongoing droughts, coupled with Somalia’s deeply corrupted system, continue to devastate our country and its people. The repercussions are dire, leading to starvation and countless deaths.

We must unite as a nation and global community to support those who are losing their lives! It is shameful that in 2022, people are still dying from starvation and thirst. It is even more shocking that such suffering is taking place in a country with abundant resources.

My mandate is to stand up for those in need and to ensure aid reaches the people who are suffering. This can only be achieved by breaking the chain of corrupt and failing leadership that has plagued Somalia for the past 30 years. The only way to rebuild and restore our country is through the One Man, One Vote System.

I urge everyone, both within Somalia and around the world, to work together for the well-being of Somalia and its population. The time for action is now.

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