Ra'iisul Wasaare Ku-xigeenka Labaad Oo Maanta U Celiyay Dhalashadii Kenya Xarunta Safaaradda
Ra'iisul wasaare ku-xigeenka labaad ee Soomaaliya, Jabriil Cabdirashiid Xaaji Cabdi, ayaa maanta si rasmi ah u celiyay dhalashadii waddanka Kenya. Wuxuu tagnay xarunta safaaradda Kenya ee Muqdisho halkaas oo uu u gudbiyay dhalashadii uu haystay muddo 20 sano ah.
Tallaabada Rasmiga ah iyo Hadalka
Jabriil Cabdirashiid Xaaji Cabdi ayaa shir jaraa'id ku sheegay inuu u jeedinayay inuu safaaradda u celiyo dhalashadii Kenya ee uu haystay muddo ka badan 20 sano. Wuxuu xusay inay safaaraddu xaqiijisay in dhalashadu ahayd mid aan been ahayn.
Wuxuu yiri: "Ujeedka socdaalkayga waxa uu ahaa inaan safaaradda u celiyo dhalashadii Kenya ee aan haystay muddo ka badan 20 sano, iyagana ay ku sheegeen inay tahay mid aan Fake aheyn." Tani waxay muujinaysaa caddeyn rasmi ah oo ku saabsan dhalashadaas.
Sababta Go'aanka iyo Kalsoonida Dalka
Jabriil wuxuu shaaca ka qaaday inuu arkay caqabadaha soo kordhay iyo dhibaatooyinka isticmaalka baasaboorka Kenya, taas oo keentay go'aanka tanaasulka. Wuxuu xusay in go'aanku ka tarjumayo kalsoonida uu ku qabo dalkiisa.
Wuxuu sheegay in hadda kadib uu adeegsan doono baasaboorka Soomaaliga ah. Hadalkiisa wuxuu ku daray: "Markii aan arkay daruufaha hadda soo cusboonaaday iyo markii aan arkay caqabadaha jira waxaan go'aansaday inaan u celiyo oo aan ka tanaasulo dhalashadii Kenyaanka ahayd ee aan haystay."
Cabashooyinka Muwaadiniinta iyo Talada
Jabriil wuxuu sheegay inuu si dhow ula socdo cabashooyinka loola dhaqmo dadka Soomaaliyeed ee garoonka JKIA ee Nairobi, halkaas oo mararka qaar laga qaado baasaboorradooda. Wuxuu ka hadlay xiriirka dowladda Kenya.
Wuxuu kula taliyay muwaadiniinta Soomaaliyeed inay ku kalsoonaadaan dalkooda ayna iska celiyaan dhalashada Kenya. Dhacdadu waxay timid ka dib markii dhawaan mas'uuliyiin ay ka mid yihiin Abshir Bukhaari laga soo celiyay Kenya.
Jabriil Cabdirashiid Xaaji Cabdi, Somalia's second Deputy Prime Minister, formally surrendered his Kenyan passport at the Nairobi embassy in Mogadishu today, ending a 20-year dual nationality that he said was driven by rising diplomatic friction between the two countries.
Formal Surrender at the Embassy
Jabriil arrived at the Kenyan embassy in Mogadishu and handed over the Kenyan passport he had held for more than two decades, confirming the move in a press briefing. He told reporters that the embassy staff verified the document was genuine and not forged, yet he chose to return it anyway.
“The purpose of my visit was to return the Kenyan citizenship I had held for over 20 years, and they confirmed it was not fake,” he said, adding that the decision reflected his trust in Somalia and his intention to use only his Somali passport from now on.
Reasons Cited for the Decision
Jabriil explained that growing difficulties and challenges linked to the use of the Kenyan passport prompted his choice, and he described the move as an expression of confidence in his own country. He also warned fellow Somali citizens to trust their homeland and avoid acquiring Kenyan nationality.
“When I saw the difficulties that have emerged and the challenges that exist, I decided to return and renounce my Kenyan citizenship,” he said, later adding that Kenya and Somalia are “countries that are brothers and friends, and only new difficulties have caused the current confusion.”
Broader Diplomatic Context
Jabriil said he is closely monitoring complaints about how some Somali nationals are treated at Nairobi's Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, noting that their passports are sometimes confiscated. He urged Somalis to remain loyal to their country and to renounce Kenyan citizenship.
This announcement comes shortly after senior government officials, including the second Deputy Prime Minister and the presidential adviser Abshir Bukhaari, were also reported to have renounced their Kenyan nationality in recent weeks.
