Hassan S. "Farmajo wants to produce soldiers to vote for".

Hassan Sh announces that they are financially ready for the election, "Farmajo wants to produce young handmade PM like soldiers to vote for". Former Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has dismissed reports that opposition candidates are not ready to run in Somalia's 2020/21 elections and made serious allegations against Farmajo.

Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, the former president, previous governments has said that his government will not allow any terrorist group to operate in the country during the election. This is one of the techniques that Farmajo is playing to win the next election. It appears that the presidency is nominating young people and paying them to get the votes of parliament again.

"They hope to produce a small number of people to hunt for votes but I would say that will never happen and it has not happened before."

Asked about the money for the election, Hassan Sheikh said “many people who want seats in parliament would have blocked by their financial capacity, as the government made a lot of money on the requirements for candidacy.

On the other hand, Somali political analyst and commentator Afyare Abdi Elmi spoke about the outcome of the Villa Somalia conference beween federal government and regional leaders, in particular the requirements for candidates running for both houses of parliament.

Afyare argues that the amount of money required to be paid by each candidate for both houses of parliament is 20,000, while 10,000 are required for those in the lower house is illegal and far from fair, as it excludes many citizens from the list of eligible candidates.

Taking action that could create noise during the election year could damage the chances of re-electing President [Farmajo], and is a sign that the election has entered a new phase that has led to uncertainty over the return of the failed Farmajo government.

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