Bosaaso, [MOL] 03 Aug- Magaalada Bosaaso ayaa si wayn ugu diyaar garoobaysa soo dhowaynta abwaanka soomaaliyeed ee Maxamed Ibraahim Warsame Hadraawi iyo waftiga la socda oo maalmahaan ku soo aadan degaanka puntland socodna ku soo mari doona meelo badan oo ka mid ah degaanka puntland. Waftiga oo hadda ku sugan Gobolka Galgaduud ayaa la filayaa inay Puntland u soo talaabaan labada maalmood ee soo socda.

Shir ay maanta la yesheen fanaaniinta Gobolka Bari gudoomiyaha gobolka iyo taliyaha qaybta ayeey ugu shegeen in ay diyaar garoow soo dhown ah galayaan madaama ay soo socdaan marti soomaaliyeed. Fananiinta ayaa aad u soo dhoweeyey hadalkaa masuliyinta, sidoo kale waxaa iyana diyaar garow ku jira shacabka reer boosaaso oo u xiisa qaba abwaanka Hadraawi ee socdaalka ku soo maray qaar ka mid ah koonfurta soomaliya kuna soo gunaanadaya socdaalkiisa degaanka puntland.

Fanaaniinta ayaa iyagu muujinaayo wacdaro ay ugu talagaleen rag la dhigooda ah ee la socda abwaanka si ay ugu tumaan musigyada iyo ciyaaraha caanka ku ah degaanka Bari oo ay ugu horayso ciyaarta saarka oo ah ciyaar ay aad u xiseeyaan dadka asal ahaan reer bariga ahi.

Abwaan Hadraawi ayaa bartamihii bishii hore Safar ku tagay Magaalada Kismaayo oo gacanta ugu jirta Isbahaysiga Dooxada Jubba taas oo dad badan oo reer Puntland ah ka xumaadeen in Abwaan Soomaali oo dhan laga jecel yahay safarkiisa ku tago magaalo dadkeedii la haystaal yihiin.

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Tyson files for bankruptcy

Tyson has not fought since beating Clifford Etienne in February

Former world heavyweight champion Mike Tyson has filed for protection in the US Bankruptcy Court, claiming his finances are in disarray.
Tyson is said to have squandered nearly $300m in ring earnings through lavish spending and bad advice.

"As a professional fighter who relied on others to manage his affairs, he discovered that his debts far exceeded his assets," Tyson's attorney Debra Grassgreen said.

"Now he has taken the lead in bringing order to his financial affairs."

The 37-year-old spent extravagantly on mansions, Bentley cars, jewellery, and even pet Bengal tigers while buying expensive gifts for his large entourage.

Tyson has a $100m lawsuit pending against promoter Don King based on the fighter's claims that King cheated him out of millions after he got out of prison in 1995.

Earlier this year, as part of a divorce settlement, Tyson agreed to pay his ex-wife $6.5m from future earnings.

In addition to his financial problems, Tyson could be facing another spell in prison.

He has pleaded not guilty to charges of misdemeanour assault, harassment and disorderly conduct in relation to an attack on two men at a Brooklyn hotel in June.

BBC