June 4, 2008

let Us Work Together And Make Education Dilla’s Road To Riches

I was not used to writting articles at websites but was a good reader of the articles posted at awdalnews and harowo. after having read an article posted at this website which was a response to another, I convinced my self to have my say on articles which my create a feeling of unhappeness to those development loving people of awdal region.

It is needless to witness that Dilla school has produced hundreds or thousands of degree holders regardless of thier clan. It is my expectation that an educated person should look positive and encouraging when it comes to community development.

If dilla high school goes operational today,it is vivid that any student from awdal region will be benefited. generally speaking ,i fellt sorrow to hear Mr. Dugsiye counting himself not a man of Dilla. Dilla town does not belong to any clan,and it is not what we expect from you intellectuals.

I would like to say let us forget about the past by learning from the mistakes commited decades ago.if some body want to denuonce another, it is very easy to divert ideas as a selective reader by qouting negligible negative terms from another. Noah, to my understanding, felt how Dilla has lost it’s leadership place in somaliland education lacking all necessary social services.

Education can bring wealth to Dilla community if and only if those of you from dilla area are ready to devote thier money, muscle and mind. it is you who are expected to be example to others and make a differece. It is you who can make Dilla a place that education shed it’s light on it.

We, the young generation who were born in 1980’s are following the footsteps of you seniors. We want you to not discuorage us by saying that a man from Tulli does not belong to Dilla. we believe that Dilla belongs to a man from zeila or lughaya.

Education should not mean having degrees with bankrupt morals. how would a man from Tulli who has not been to school feel if he is told that he can not enroll his son at Dilla school today.

Let me conclude by saying that it is the responsibility of Noah, Dugsiye and and all of those who have got roots to awdal region that the development and progress at Dilla is for all of you.