The former president of Somalia, Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, warned that the government of Somalia intends to hold one-sided elections, which he described as not valid in the country, and he called for a discussion on the type of elections that the country is heading for.
Sheikh Sharif declared that they are in line with the government’s desire to hold one-sided elections in Somalia, and he said that if a single party holds elections, the National Mission will hold elections.
Sheikh Sharif reiterated that the administrations of Jubaland and Puntland will be able to come up with a consensus to hold elections throughout the country.
On the other hand, he mentioned the system of disarming politicians and pointed out that every person has a special interest and need to carry a weapon, explaining that the President, the Prime Minister and the Speaker of the Parliament are guarded by locked vehicles and Union troops. Africa they are protecting.
The statement of the former President of Somalia Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed comes at a time when there is still a strong debate about the type of elections that will be held in the country next year, even though the government insists that it will hold elections by people and votes.
