Sahel Governor, traditional elders paid a visit to Ga’an Libah Mountain After rebels peacefully vacated the location

The Governor of the Sahel region in Somaliland, Ali Abdi Abdillahi, and other respected traditional elders, undertook a substantial visit to Ga’an Libah Mountain. This visit occurred subsequent to the peaceful disarmament of an armed militia that had previously established the area as their stronghold several months ago. Through the dedicated mediation endeavors of these esteemed traditional leaders, the rebel group voluntarily relinquished control of the location, thereby fostering a climate of peace and tranquility in the region….. Yah-Sallah Aminat reports.

The Governor of the Sahel region in Somaliland, Ali Abdi Abdillahi, and esteemed traditional elders have separately conducted a significant visit to Ga’an Libah Mountain. This visit followed the peaceful disarmament of an armed militia that had claimed the area as their base several months ago. Through the dedicated mediation efforts of the revered traditional leaders, the rebel group voluntarily vacated the location, paving the way for tranquility in the region.

Governor Ali Abdi Abdillahi’s purposeful visit to Ga’an Libah aimed at assessing the current state of the area. He declared Ga’an Libah as stable, secure, and now open to tourists, highlighting it as one of Somaliland’s premier tourist destinations.

Officials expressed gratitude for the profound respect and acceptance shown towards the mediation initiatives facilitated by the traditional elders. These efforts, which fostered peace and restored harmony to the region, have been recognized as a testament to the effectiveness of collaborative conflict resolution.

The esteemed traditional elders, who played a pivotal role in orchestrating this peaceful resolution, reiterated their commitment to peacebuilding. They too visited the mountain, publicly demonstrating that all parties involved had adhered to their call to bring an end to the conflict.