alright let me conclude this. At first you claimed that the Yebir were Ethnic Somalis even though me and most people in this web probably know that they are Hebrew and in somalia everyone knows them as Hebrew. there name literally YE-BIR HE-BIR-EW already a similar name.brought sources claiming they were and you were quick to change the subject.
you also claimed the madibaan were one of the largest somali tribes in jijiga but less then 30 years ago they numbered 5k in ethopia
"UN Emergencies Unit for Eastern Ethiopia" the population of jijiga being over 800,000 it doesn't seem possible they can make up a large presence in the Jijiga-Hargeisa region.
Later onwards you claimed the Gurgura (Literally an Oromo name) are Somali, I provided you sources showing they themselves admitted their oromo origin up untill less then a hundred years ago, but you refused and insisted to argue. I provided sources that claimed to they were Oromo, and your own sourcesays the following'' Gurgura, an intermediate region between the Issa and the Galla Noli, and the inhabitants speak the two languages although they belong to the Galla ''. after this you brought up the Futuh which has been updated multiple times. after we couldn't come to an agreement I brought up the sub clan names but unfortunately for you you couldn't debunk my evidence.
After you tried claiming the Oromo have no presence (Land) in SL and even tried saying the Akisho are Somali and their turf didn't include SL.
Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia Central Statistical Agency Population of Ethiopia for All Regions At Wereda Level from 2014 p. 21 Somali region you will see there they are one of the largest clans at the border. they also live in Gabiley read the Galla in northern Somaliland book to be more educated about Oromos in Somaliland. by the way they are the indeginous people of Jijiga, and Gaal Gurey was from them I had asked Kadir Abdi the Akisho chief (the ones near Babille), and he had educated me even more. I tried asking you the meaning of Akisho, and there subclans in somali and you couldn't give me an answer.
I brought sources showing Oromo presence in SL (they were called Galla back then) but however you guys claimed they meant Gaal even though they wrote Galla, and there is evidence to support Galla presence in SL before the Darood, and Isaaq migrated you still won't accept this, I will provide yet again another source which shows that SL is partly oromo land read this
"Supplementary Papers" it shows the Dhulbahante claim that before them the Harla, and Oromo had fought over control for Nugaal. as for the rest I have debunked what you have said before my following comments above, but you have yet mine, the only place you probably won this argument is the maps since im not very well educated in southern Somalia.