Bantu Somali destroys ethnic Somalis in speech

[I've spoken]

I wouldn't want to live in a country where I'm treated like dirt either. Maybe when this whole Qatar/Saudi Arabia thing boils over Farmaajo could help them return to their ancestral homes, or at least start the initiative to do so. Has Farmaajo ever discussed his views on the Bantus?

We don't treat them like dirt, maybe in the past but the farthest discrimination against Bantus goes is not marrying them. Most Somalis discrimate more against other Somalis from a different clan than they do Bantu in everyway other than the marriage thing. If it was up to me, I would make it illegal for ethnic Somalis to marry nonsomalis.

 

[Canuck]

I wouldn't want to live in a country where I'm treated like dirt either. Maybe when this whole Qatar/Saudi Arabia thing boils over Farmaajo could help them return to their ancestral homes, or at least start the initiative to do so. Has Farmaajo ever discussed his views on the Bantus?

He is super nice to them, one Bantu farmer made famous video of "going to faramjo, and faramjo had a tea with him and hired him.

 

[Canuck]

I wouldn't want to live in a country where I'm treated like dirt either. Maybe when this whole Qatar/Saudi Arabia thing boils over Farmaajo could help them return to their ancestral homes, or at least start the initiative to do so. Has Farmaajo ever discussed his views on the Bantus?

Simply Somalia is poor and suffering from drought, famine and terrorism. Bantu prefer Tanzania to Somalia.

 

[Nightline Kid]

He is super nice to them, one Bantu farmer made famous video of "going to faramjo, and faramjo had a tea with him and hired him.

That's great to hear, I hope he fosters a strong and productive relationship with them

Simply Somalia is poor and suffering from drought, famine and terrorism. Bantu prefer Tanzania to Somalia.

I am aware of that, I wasn't insinuating otherwise. If an agreement is reached with Tanzania then I hope the Bantus can peacefully return to their homes.

 

[Canuck]

@FSMDOA
Welcome party for Somali Bantu to his village in Tanzania

 

[Nightline Kid]

@FSMDOA
Welcome party for Somali Bantu to his village in Tanzania

I got the point, man. I'm just saying that the process should be quick, efficient, and peaceful, while taking into consideration the needs of the Bantu people.

 

[Nightline Kid]

@FSMDOA

Ok now you're just talking to yourself

 

[Canuck]

I got the point, man. I'm just saying that the process should be quick, efficient, and peaceful, while taking into consideration the needs of the Bantu people.

The process is very costly, UN helped him in resettling before but stopped it later. Somali government does not have any resources to help them. Tanzanian government wants money to resettle them(giving them land or creating jobs)

 

[Nightline Kid]

The process is very costly, UN helped him in resettling before but stopped it later. Somali government does not have any resources to help them. Tanzanian government wants money to resettle them(giving them land or creating jobs)

So where do you think the money for this should come from? How can they gain the resources? Also I'm a bit wary of the UN trying to help because as I mentioned earlier, some UN workers in Kenya were auctioning refugee slots to the highest bidder, I shudder to think of how they might handle something like this

 

[Canuck]

So where do you think the money for this should come from? How can they gain the resources? Also I'm a bit wary of the UN trying to help because as I mentioned earlier, some UN workers in Kenya were auctioning refugee slots to the highest bidder, I shudder to think of how they might handle something like this

It is very difficult for Somali to claim Somali Bantu so, zero corruption in this case. Right now they are trapped inside Somalia.

 

[Nightline Kid]

It is very difficult for Somali to claim Somali Bantu so, zero corruption in this case. Right now they are trapped inside Somalia.

The Bantu situation makes me quite sad if I'm being completely honest. Inshallah they will be able to return home. I would like to see success stories like this man's. His wife waited nine years for him to be able to see her and his children, mashallah