Omar Abdi :
If someone receives protection, education, safety, and a better life in another country after claiming they needed protection, then they should also think seriously about their responsibility toward Somalia.
I believe European countries, the UK, the United States, Canada, and other governments should carefully review protection cases where people are found not to have a genuine need for protection and, where legally permitted and safe, return them to Somalia.
My concern is not about Somalis from the north, south, or central regions. It is about people who benefit from stability abroad while contributing to division, misinformation, destruction, or political conflict back home.
Somalia needs people who will build, educate, work, respect public property, and strengthen institutions—not people who destroy government property, spread division, or treat public spaces as if they belong to nobody.
Government property belongs to the people. Public spaces belong to the people. Somalia cannot move forward unless its citizens take responsibility for protecting what belongs to everyone.
We need accountability, education, discipline, respect, and a culture of responsibility from the individual level all the way to the national level.
2026-09-23 14:51:36