Wise men says the best way of solving a problem is through dialogue. Sitting down and listening to grievances should be the basis of any negotiation that are aimed at finding a lasting solution.
Well, what happens if that is not the the case? Maybe litigation should be emphasized then. The courts should decide and rule on. Whoever litigates perfectly carries the day.
Well, Parliament is a respected house and everything happening theres should and must be within the law.
Legislators have a duty to make and amend laws in any case deemed appropriate. However, that was not the case as the house of laws turned to the house of blows.
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During debate on whather opposition chief should be striped off his Parliamentary immunity. The Somaliland Parliament turned chaotic as Mps exchanged blows. Mohamed Abiib was detained by police and opposition legislators are doing everything to rescue him.
Well, the speaker of the Somaliland Parliament was able to contain the situation before the house was adjourned till further notice.
“Somaliland parliament erupted into a fistfight among lawmakers debating whether to strip detained opposition legislator Mohamed Abiib of his parliamentary immunity, highlighting profound political rifts within the legislative assembly. #Somalia” read part of the report.
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