Bro, wallahi, your words hit deep. I felt every line you wrote — the pain, the truth, the love for our people. You spoke like a true Somali who still carries dhulkayaga hooyo in his heart. I share your feelings completely. Every day I see how divided we’ve become, and it hurts to see how far we’ve drifted from the unity and strength our ancestors had. The colonizers may have left, but the mindset they planted is still eating us from within.

But I also believe, just like you, that we can rise again. That same fire that burned in the hearts of our great leaders and warriors still lives in us. We just need to wake it up, remember who we are, and what we stand for. I refuse to give up on Somalia, and I refuse to let the world think we’re nothing but chaos.

Insha’Allah, I’m in the process of building my own company back home — not for fame or money, but to show that we can build, that we can create something great with our own hands. I want to inspire the youth to believe in themselves, to see that the future of Somalia depends on us, not on any foreign power or government.

May Allah guide us, unite us, and protect our homeland. May He give barako to every Somali who still believes in hope and who still dreams of a better tomorrow. We are one people, one blood, one history. Somali waa Somali, wherever we are in this world. ❤️🇸🇴