Mogadishu (RBC) Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud said that he knew that many Somali clans were still complaining over the government power sharing deal based on the 4.5 formula, RBC Radio reports.
“There are still many elders coming to my office complaining over the power share.” President Mohamud told elders, women and youth at Marka town of Lower Shabelle region, while giving his first visit to region this week.
President Mohamud highlighted due to long time row between the clans it was not easy for the government to please each one with a senior position.
“I as the president of the republic, even my clansmen are quarreling for positions. They claim they do not hold a ministerial position, or military officers or DGs.” President Mohamud made clear.
Speaking about the recent regional nominations made by the central government, he said the government will be forced to take intervention decision if the communities in the regions do not come to a common accord on sharing the regional administrative positions.
The president, finally encouraged the people of Lower Shabelle region to agree and come with their own administration, promised that the government will support the process.
RBC Radio
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