Moyale is not Somalia it’s apart of the Somali Ethiopian region of Ethiopia get it right! – at Mandera, Kenya

The Oromia government must understand that millions of its people live on our land. You have begun targeting our people traveling on the roads, but remember that you are present in every Somali city. From Djibouti and Somaliland to Somalia, and across every part of the Somali Region, thousands of Oromos live and work there to earn a living. The khat and vegetables you grow on your farms are exported primarily to Somali lands. All the trade routes available to you pass through Somali lands. If we wanted to, we could cut off your access routes in a single move. In Jigjiga, Hargeisa, Mogadishu, Djibouti, and every other Somali city, thousands of Oromos live as migrants and work in our homes. Have you forgotten all these people while targeting our people traveling on the roads? We do not mistreat our guests. However, if you continue harassing our people who travel on the roads, we will ensure that not a single Oromo remains within our territory. We will send them all away. – at Mandera, Kenya

I STAND FIRMLY WITH HON. FARAH MAALIM! I fully support Hon. @FarahMaalimM right to speak openly about Moyale and its Somali 🇸🇴 identity. Our history, identity, and heritage cannot be silenced by condemnation or political pressure. If the Borana Council of Elders intends to issue a statement against him, then our Somali elders, intellectuals, and professionals must also stand up, speak with one voice, and respond firmly and confidently. We will not shy away from discussing our history, identity, and the place of Somali communities in the region. These matters deserve an honest, fact-based discussion—not intimidation, hostility, or attempts to silence differing views. I call upon our elders and professionals to rise to the occasion, defend the right to express our community’s perspective, and address this matter with courage, dignity, and unity. Our identity is not a matter to be discussed in fear. Our voice must be heard, our history must be respected, and our leaders must not remain silent! #StandWithFarahMaalim #Moyale #SomaliIdentity #OurVoiceMatters #UnityAndDignity – at Mandera, Kenya

SWEET VICTORY! 🇸🇴💪🔥 Somali forces break into songs and dances amid reports of recapturing Moyale and other strategic towns in the interior of Ogadenia. The celebrations reflect the fighters’ determination, courage, and resilience. #SomaliForces #Moyale #Ogadenia #SomaliRegion #PeaceAndSecurity

Daawo👀 Jabka Iyo Dhaawacyadii Oromada Oo la kala Gurayo Markii Jab Xooggan ka soo Gaadhay Weerarkii Gardarada Ahaa Ee ay kusoo Qaaddeen Shacabka Soomaalida Mooyaale,💪🫂🇬🇶 #Moyale #SomaliRegion #SomaliPeople #SomaliUnity #Ethiopia #Oromia #StandWithSomalis #PeaceForMoyale #SomaliStrong 🇸🇴💪 – at Mandera, Kenya

🚨 BREAKING NEWS | MOYALE’ Heavy fighting is underway in Hudhat District, Daawa Zone, following reports that Oromia regional forces launched an attack from the direction of Minwata village. The conflict is reportedly spreading to neighbouring localities, leaving civilians facing a dire humanitarian situation. #BreakingNews #Moyale #Hudhat #DaawaZone #Ethiopia #SomaliRegion #PeaceForCivilians – at Mandera, Kenya

🚨 BREAKING: Oromo invaders and terrorists in Mooyaale district has been defeated by Somali Defence forces. Hundreds of Oromo terrorists captured – at Mandera, Kenya

Leadership is not about the power you hold, but the responsibility you carry. Public resources are not personal property, and public office is not a private business. Leaders must account for every promise made, every shilling spent, and every project delivered. The people deserve answers, not excuses. #Accountability #Transparency #PublicService #Leadership #ThePeopleDeserveAnswers – at Mandera, Kenya

Wait, was that the train 😲 – at Mandera, Kenya

Somali reinforcements from Ethiopia’s Somali Region have arrived in Moyale. Fighting has since spread into the Oromia Region, where Somali forces are now clashing with Oromo fighters – at Mandera, Kenya

UPDATE: Police have launched a manhunt for the owner and contractor of the Eastleigh building that collapsed on Friday while under construction. The suspects, named by Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja and the National Construction Authority, face jail terms for alleged negligence. – at Mandera, Kenya