Mogadishu – The Lawyer common of Somalia, Suleiman Mohamed Mahmoud, held a press briefing as we speak by which he uncovered a listing of 18 authorities officers concerned in monetary crimes and corruption. Startlingly, it was revealed that 9 of the accused people have managed to flee the nation, abandoning a path of alleged embezzlement and illicit practices.
The checklist, compiled by the Lawyer common , consists of the names of the accountable and corrupt officers:
- Abdullahi Mohamed Ali – Normal Director, Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs (06-08-2020).
- Mohamed Adde Mukhtar – Former Normal Director, Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs (2015-2020).
- Abdullahi Mohamed Osoble – Director, International Relations Workplace.
- Omar Maalin Kutiin – Deputy Director, International Relations Workplace.
- Saadir Hassan Abdi Nur – Head of Visa Extension Division, International Relations Workplace.
- Adan Mohamed Abdi – Visa Providers Supervisor, International Relations Workplace.
- Abubakar Mohamed Ali – head of airport inland income.
- Abdiqadir Abdi Soodaal (Abtidoon) – accountant International Relations Division, Airports.
- Mohamed Adan Abdullahi – central financial institution Supervisor of airport division, Adan Adde Airport.
The next people are at the moment absent from the nation and can face expenses in absentia:
- Abdirahman Abdi Karin Ibrahim – Head of Authorized and Worker Relations Division, International Relations Workplace.
- Abdullahi Dahir Weheliye – Cashier, Aadan Cadde Airport.
- Abdiwahid Muhsin Ibrahim – Worker, International Relations Workplace.
- Muhiyadiin Hassan Julus (Saabey) – Director of inland Income.
- Mohamed Idris Ahmed – Head of oblique tax, Ministry of Finance.
- Mohamed Adan Jimale (Koofi) – Former Director of immigration
- Abdiqadir Cilmi Ali – Present director of Immigration.
- Mohamed Ali Adle – Former Director, International Relations Workplace.
- Abubakar Hassan Aadan – Former Head of Doc Verification, Visa Extension Division, International Relations Workplace.
These people stand accused of crimes equivalent to forgery, theft, corruption, and embezzlement of public funds. Their actions have precipitated important hurt to society and demonstrated a whole disregard for his or her duties whereas exploiting their positions inside the authorities.
The publicity of this checklist serves as a stark reminder that no particular person, no matter their place, is above the regulation. As Somalia continues its path in direction of rebuilding and strengthening its establishments, eradicating corruption stays essential precedence for the nation’s progress and the well-being of its residents.
