After the Dahab Marina project failed, a new construction project is now being built on the same site

[Malikfiqi]

none of these generate money

that's for the private sector to decide.

I spit on the private sector. Full governmental economic control seize everything!

 

[Malikfiqi]

Hassan Sheikh Maxmuud wa nin rag, he does sh*t for his people unlike Farmaajo

Hassan sheik is from a wealthy political elite. He has more in common with the likes of Deni and his ilk, then the solider who guards him from his own sub clan.

They are not his people. Insallah the Somali underclass devolps class consciousness and rises to ripe the leeches like his kind away from the bosom of our nation.

 

[Malikfiqi]

It's a project led by businessmen in the private sector. How can it be useless if it isn't being sponsored by public funds?

Where else do the funds come from? All wealth in Somalia especially in a hotbed like Xamar, is pilfered from the State and it trickles among a political cabal. They give government contracts to their friends. Who then in turn give them bribes. It’s a vile ecosystem of greed and corruption that goes all the way to the top.

When speaking of figures in the millions like this project. Where does the money for that come from in a nation where most people make 200 dollars a month or less?

 

[johnsepei5]

Hassan sheik is from a wealthy political elite. He has more in common with the likes of Deni and his ilk, then the solider who guards him from his own sub clan.

They are not his people. Insallah the Somali underclass devolps class consciousness and rises to ripe the leeches like his kind away from the bosom of our nation.

Lmao you think way too highly of current day Somalis in Somalia

you think these geeljires be pondering philosophical/ sociology topics like that

 

[Libaax-Joore]

Instead of building this , they should have built decent terminal in Mogadishu the Mogadishu terminal passengers is fourth world infrastructure… the toilet smell like xaar and kaadi

 

[Pastoralist]

none of these generate money

that's for the private sector to decide.

This isn’t a bad response, however we can’t predict the intentions of a private sector. South American private banana companies eventually became rich enough to fund revolutions against leaders that weren’t corrupt enough for their practices. Like not taxing them and giving them the land of where people live. We currently see the second one happening happening in Somalia, bulldozing hospitals and where people live, it’s the dangerous road of privatization.

 

[Bazed]

Luxury projects while your people struggle is so bizarre.