Ex-ministers of Somaliland join Mogadishu regime and Greater Somalia ideology
A Somaliland newspaper, Geeska Afrika, reported, Tuesday, that two deputy ministers and a former Minister of State, have arrived in Mogadishu of the Somalia Federal Government.
The outlet, as reported, tried to reach Ahmed Ismail ‘Keise’, a Deputy minister at Planning, and Khadar Ahmed Derie, a State Minister at Justice until to the very end of the former government under President Ahmed Mohamed Mohamoud ‘Siilaanyo’, but to no avail.
Ahmed Keise also served as a Deputy Minister under ex-president Dahir Rayale Kahin and his UDUB party before that government handed leadership over to Kulmiye in 2010.
Both Keise and Khadar have not, also, tendered any resignation to the Central Council membership of the ruling party – Kulmiye – as far as known reports indicate.
The third, Hassan Dahir Dhimbil, served as deputy Minister both under UDUB and Kulmiye governments. He has joined Waddani national political party after being relieved of his duties.
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