We don't put anything towards maintenance. Look at all the old buildings in Xamar, they're in disrepair. They put up new buildings and these crumbled buildings are just sitting there. Before someone runs in here and says, well it's the Southerners, Saylac looks terrible and is severely underdeveloped and that's the most historic city in the north.
True, one hundred years from now, if nothing is done to restore them in the time between, they will no longer exist and Somali kids in 2120 will wonder if they had any historic heritage at all. All of Somalia’s Ls, that destroyed entire quarters and historic monumental buildings and structures, happened in the last 130 to 150 years, exactly when the Europeans made their way to Africa, though we can go back even further than that when the Portuguese attacked Somali cities in the 16th century.
There is a silver lining though, there are plenty of illustrations and photographs to reconstruct and restore old Somali ruins. In Germany they resurrected an entire Cathedral from scratch after it was destroyed during WWII;