When Somaliland People Will Understand Their Past To Liberate Their Present And Empower Their Future?

What happens when emotions and ignorance still have their adherents?  The present generation  repeats the failures of their old generation.

The only thing that prevents  societies from falling into the faltering failures is their  choice to do otherwise.

Most people have gone through experience that has changed them in a way that they could never go back to the people they once were.

Despite this people are always governed by their level of understanding and awareness at any point throughout their entire life.

The point is, if people understand the lessons they learn from past mistakes, they grow from them and soar above them.

The lessons from the past can make or break the present and future, because the lessons people learn from the past, especially from their failures, teach them certain hints about how to approach the present and future.

Culturally people who learn about their past and present always put their primary focus on thinking ahead to solve difficult problems in ways more modern than those ways of yesterday.

All societies passed through different stages in the past which make them constantly evaluate what they do at the present and work hard to be even better tomorrow than they are today.They eargerly want to see ideas come to fruition. They want to make things happen.

Nations who always plan for and worry about the future always want to create what doesn’t already exist. They spend a lot of time thinking about creative ideas. They try their hardest to ponder on how to think differently and develop a different version or approach or perspective. And when they find new ideas, they find new ways to act.

Most nations that plan for and worry about future also evaluate their rules and ensure that their present rules are applicable to and compatible with what the time requires, because rules can be sometimes problems for solutions to the pressing challenges.

After all, nations can not change their past, but they can change their future by not repeating the same mistakes and by absorbing the lessons that only their own present life can teach them.

Of course no one can predict the future, but it can still be a good idea to be prepared for it. When was the last time Somaliland has come to together to envision how its future would look like?

The future could only be brought into the present when societies flit from what didn’t and doesn’t work to what works well, extends knowledge, and increases power to get societies out of where they are at the present and get them where they have not been to in the near future.

Making humans first in  present and future is what modern democracy always prioritises. The wise household transforms human life through the renewal of thoughts.

He who does not understand what is present today, as the old adage goes to say, cannot understand what is going to come in future. The are deficits in the speed of thoughts that fog the mind that sets the example for those who will represent Somaliland future.

The measure of a man’s life is not how much money he has made. It is the kind of the family he has raised. Sadly we are not already witnessing such measures as this in Somaliland since the year 2010.

A promising future comes through a positive attitude, a commitment to develop critical thinking skills, but not through figments of imagination.

in fact people can shape their life the way they want it to be. Learning about what happens to people and what they do with it is one way in which people can redefine themselves to shape their life as they want it to be. It is not the bad thing that happens to people that determines their life, or their destiny; it is how they respond to and react after things.

Who people are is not where they’ve been. Who people really are is what they do for themselves, and whether their actions and attitudes align with how they get their things done.

What are the things other countries do really well that Somaliland does not? To protect and preserve national constitution is the first thing Somaliland does not do. Correction of whatever goes constitutionally wrong is the second thing Somaliland never does. To bring to the book and punish those who steal public wealth is the third thing Somaliland does not carry out. To establish an effective government system with its own fundamental principles is neither what those who govern like to make nor those who are governed, are interested to see.

Somaliland people are still ignorant. They are still kicking the can on the same street. Their life is a tough crowd, and 28 is still growing up. What needs to be done, then?

Somaliland’s social, economic, and political life will only be strengthened and improved when its people understand their past to liberate their present, empower their future, invest their youth first and make sense of their ability, and of what they own.

It is more important to build up national self-esteem rather than strive continuously for useless tribalism. The joy that comes through learning what enhances our life and enriches our politics brings us a deep sense of national pride.

By: Jama Falaag

       Hargeisa, Somaliland