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Using what algorithm? NASA satellite imagery, boots on the ground? Curiosity beckons.
What ever makes one sleep well at nightAwdal is 21,000 sq km and that 21ksqkm, is more densely populated than the fast majority of Sool and Sanaag. Some of these areas are desolate and virtually uninhabited.
The nomadic and rural population of Awdal alone are more than the entire population of Sool
Awdal is 21,000 sq km and that 21ksqkm, is more densely populated than the fast majority of Sool and Sanaag. Some of these areas are desolate and virtually uninhabited.
The nomadic and rural population of Awdal alone are more than the entire population of Sool
What is up with the Samaroon bashing, . You do realize land mass does not equate to population size. If that were the case, Mongolia would have more people than Belgium. Nevertheless, most Samroon live in Ethiopia anyways.
OP, could you give us the source that Ogaden is 5 million in Ethiopia, 83% of the Somali population in Ethiopia?
Digil and Mirifle, Oromo etc do not also settle in a large land mass and are also therefore less than some Somali subclans.......
FKD logic never ceases to amaze me.
I was watching somaliland presidential transfer just a moment ago. First thing I wondered was, why in the world do they bring everyone but somalia to the gathering? none of those countries recognize u anyways and u still bring them to your ceremony but not somalia who holds the same position. U see how amateurish these politicians are!!! I suspect they need a huge generation shift from the old school leaders. But inviting a foreign delegation that doesn't recognize u and not inviting Somalia who holds the same position is logically incomprehensible. You wouldn't invite any of them if recognition was your true goal, so it's obvious your goals are far more related to Somalia, watever that maybe but I will let the readers conclude
Go look at the ethiopia census of the region. But that is still a very liberal amount. Other estimates place it around 9 million. I think the true figure is somewhere in between.
Sxb I dont care wat u say no langaab is controlling a huge land mass in a nomadic setting, no matter how many country comparisons you come up with. Maskaxdayda qadan mayso in sheikhal owns 700 kilometers yet is small!!!
How in the world are u comparing farmers with nomads. Nomads need more land it's logical, staying in one territory means you only limited to the water in that land, the more land u have the better chance for survival. If a nomad isn't going out grabbing more land, he is committing suicide technically!!! The only way you can grab more land in nomadic setting is pure power and thru sheer number. A sheikhaal obviously isn't going to take over a larger subclan territory, hence why they are limited to their land situation!!! But as a tribe numbers grows, it flows logically they seek out more land. One because the current land isn't sufficient for the clan's needs anymore. The only thing stopping a clan from taking other land is their numbers nothing else really. It's a pure numbers game that one.
Kid, not all Somali clans are predominately nomadic, Samaroon being one of them.
Lol ciidagale being the Sultanate and royal house of Isaaq is as nasab and noble as it gets.Damn HJ own this cabinet, seems like silanyo got some assurances from Muse bihi before he gave him the green light to run for kulmiye. Im suprised cidagale even got a minister. From what I've heard they are like midgos in SL, infact this HJ woman i know said her family opposed her to marry her husband who is cidagale cuz he wasnt nasab or something like that and they cut meat in hargeisa!!!
First and foremost welcome back.@sosomaliAre these insane people actually trying to compare between a settled farming community who live on private land that's extremely dense and sectioned off by plots to a nomadic people who don't live in any land and their regions are hardly populated?
This dude is trying to compare Samaroon and Dhulbahante. It's better to compare the Dhulbahante to the Samaroon inhabitants of Borama district alone.
This is the 2014 UN Census:
Borama district alone has a bigger population than the entire Sool Region in the 2014 UN Census.
The same thing in the 2005 UN Census, Borama district alone has a bigger population than the entire Sool Region.
Source: http://www.unocha.org/sites/dms/Somalia/UNDP-POP-RURAL-URBAN 2005.pdf
Hunter claims that the combined population of Ciise and Gadabuursi are over 400,000 in 1884.
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And you guys wonder how I became a Dir supermacist. It got so bad that I was repping Yonis Musse Makahil Samaroon only. Even then, the rabit hole of qabilism is never ending. You have a Jibril Yonis fellow with a reer samatar wife with a position, no reer nurs on site, despite their gravtas. And more Habar Afaan + Mahad Case representation. My advise mes ami is to be kind to the smaller clans within your tribe or they will side with others, given the opportunity. In any case, s be crazy they be craaaazy.
Those are estimates dummy but even then awdal is not closely excluse as sool outside of 1 district sool is 98% dhulos I doubt gadabursi are even 60% of awdal not to mention dhulos are split throughout 2 other regionsAre these insane people actually trying to compare between a settled farming community who live on private land that's extremely dense and sectioned off by plots to a nomadic people who don't live in any land and their regions are hardly populated?
This dude is trying to compare Samaroon and Dhulbahante. It's better to compare the Dhulbahante to the Samaroon inhabitants of Borama district alone.
This is the 2014 UN Census:
Borama district alone has a bigger population than the entire Sool Region in the 2014 UN Census.
The same thing in the 2005 UN Census, Borama district alone has a bigger population than the entire Sool Region.
Source: http://www.unocha.org/sites/dms/Somalia/UNDP-POP-RURAL-URBAN 2005.pdf
Hunter claims that the combined population of Ciise and Gadabuursi was over 400,000 in 1884!
@anonimo
@ReeBorama