GBTarmy
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You're on point, southerners like to shrug all their problems on federalism and how we should opt for centralism(because that will apprently fix the south)while ignoring why we are in this situation in the first place.The problem is that too many Somalis south of Galkacyo are still clinging on to the hope of a centralized state. You would think that 27 years of anarchy would disabuse them of having such imaginings, but no.
There will be no political progress in Somalia until southerners realize that Mogadishu will not run the internal political/economic affairs of federal states. This is why the Kheyre/Farmaajo administration will not make any headway. Centralization as an idea has to be given up.
We know these people are incompetent when it comes to politics which is why I would have hoped the IC to propose this idea, forcing a government in Mogadishu wont work.