Kenyan AMISOM troops deliver water and food to Gedo

[TabK]

Bura Hache, Somalia – Kenyan troops serving under the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) have supplied clean potable water and foodstuffs to the residents of Bura Hache and Gherille in Gedo region of Somalia, benefiting over 400 households.

The area is currently experiencing acute shortage of clean water and the intervention by AMISOM troops, seeks to alleviate the hardships by ensuring that the local community has access to clean and safe water for consumption.
The local administration and residents thanked AMISOM troops for their gesture and assured them of their continued collaboration in the fight against terrorism in order to restore peace and stability in Somalia.

 

[OffTheDome]

Why do Gedoians hate on Kenya even though they’re always helping them out #GedoSupportsKenya

 

[Hassan92]

Imagine getting water and food from bantu kenyans in gedo, which has 2 rivers shameful a there are in our country...

 

[Runtasheeg]

These people dont even have a hospital let alone food.

 

[Jungle]

These people dont even have a hospital let alone food.

Do you know what they do have? 1000s of federal soldiers on tik tok sitting around doing nothing while shabaab gains ground elsewhere.

 

[Wir]

I thought Geedo fought against kenya. To much propaganda in somalia. This entire place is a colony

 

[FBIsomalia]

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Bura Hache, Somalia – Kenyan troops serving under the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) have supplied clean potable water and foodstuffs to the residents of Bura Hache and Gherille in Gedo region of Somalia, benefiting over 400 households.

The area is currently experiencing acute shortage of clean water and the intervention by AMISOM troops, seeks to alleviate the hardships by ensuring that the local community has access to clean and safe water for consumption.
The local administration and residents thanked AMISOM troops for their gesture and assured them of their continued collaboration in the fight against terrorism in order to restore peace and stability in Somalia.

We help Somalia and they taking our waters .

 

[TabK]

The complex relationship between KDF and citizens of West Gedo:

 

[Rivaldo]

Where's the so called "governor" of Gedo? Or that other mucalimu guy...

 

[MT Foxtrot]

Very dishonest framing in this thread. These soldiers are peacekeepers operating under the command of the African Union. AMISOM often liaises with UN agencies to conduct humanitarian and relief missions all across Somalia. The source that I linked shows a Somali man receiving treatment from an AMISOM clinic in Baidoa. There's a very clear difference between the KDF's hostile actions and Kenyan peacekeepers delivering food trucks to vulnerable people.

Imagine getting water and food from bantu kenyans in gedo, which has 2 rivers shameful a there are in our country...

It's not hard to imagine. This is what a country which lacked a central government for decades looks like. I only hope Farmaajo wins his next term and continues his programme of capacity-building.

 

[Sheikh Kulkuli]

Very dishonest framing in this thread. These soldiers are peacekeepers operating under the command of the African Union. AMISOM often liaises with UN agencies to conduct humanitarian and relief missions all across Somalia. The source that I linked shows a Somali man receiving treatment from an AMISOM clinic in Baidoa. There's a very clear difference between the KDF's hostile actions and Kenyan peacekeepers delivering food trucks to vulnerable people.


It's not hard to imagine. This is what a country which lacked a central government for decades looks like. I only hope Farmaajo wins his next term and continues his programme of capacity-building.

Only KDF in Gedo is AMISOM not like Ethiopia where you have non Amisom.

 

[Hassan92]

Very dishonest framing in this thread. These soldiers are peacekeepers operating under the command of the African Union. AMISOM often liaises with UN agencies to conduct humanitarian and relief missions all across Somalia. The source that I linked shows a Somali man receiving treatment from an AMISOM clinic in Baidoa. There's a very clear difference between the KDF's hostile actions and Kenyan peacekeepers delivering food trucks to vulnerable people.


It's not hard to imagine. This is what a country which lacked a central government for decades looks like. I only hope Farmaajo wins his next term and continues his programme of capacity-building.

Gedo is the most fertile region in somalia, has 2 rivers Juba etc. Not sure why they are getting aid when plenty of food and water

 

[Sheikh Kulkuli]

Gedo is the most fertile region in somalia, has 2 rivers Juba etc. Not sure why they are getting aid when plenty of food and water

Then whybdo you have abaar year in year out?

Seems like your folks have abaar mentality.
Charity begins at home you cant even build Gedo yet want to rule Somalia.

 

[Murax]

Gedo is the most fertile region in somalia, has 2 rivers Juba etc. Not sure why they are getting aid when plenty of food and water

This has been explained many times. Not all of Gedo is on the river, Garbaharey, Ceelwaaq are the areas affected as they are camel herders. People like to hear their camels, lifestock far away from rivers due to mosquito bites for the livestock, livestock drinking straight from the river with no sanitization tanks etc. However when the rains cease in those areas not on the river they get stuck far away from the river with no access to water. Don’t forget livestock themselves require a lot of water so when the rains stop, Wells dry up it becomes a disaster for herders.

 

[Ismail99]

If you ain't gonna help them ka aamus.

 

[Jiron]

I am happy the people got water, drought is not something i'd wish on anyone. I am glad amisom was there to provide much needed relief to the locals

 

[Hassan92]

This has been explained many times. Not all of Gedo is on the river, Garbaharey, Ceelwaaq are the areas affected as they are camel herders. People like to hear their camels, lifestock far away from rivers due to mosquito bites for the livestock, livestock drinking straight from the river with no sanitization tanks etc. However when the rains cease in those areas not on the river they get stuck far away from the river with no access to water. Don’t forget livestock themselves require a lot of water so when the rains stop, Wells dry up it becomes a disaster for herders.

I'm pretty sure there is plenty wells and food they could grow to have prepared for this they should of migrated to Juba river aswell. They forget We are somalis we migrate to different areas

 

[Hassan92]

I am happy the people got water, drought is not something i'd wish on anyone. I am glad amisom was there to provide much needed relief to the locals

Why are you dependant on amisom? Arent you embarrassed?

 

[Murax]

I'm pretty sure there is plenty wells and food they could grow to have prepared for this they should of migrated to Juba river aswell. They forget We are somalis we migrate to different areas

Yes, they need to settle close to the river, give up herding, and farm. You’re not in Mudug anymore.

 

[Jiron]

Why are you dependant on amisom? Arent you embarrassed?

In order to make changes, we have to accept reality brother and live in the now rather than wishful thinking of what could've should've been, from there, we can identify the issues and make the necessary changes in the process. Alx now the people have water, that is the number one priority, then everything else comes next