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The Downfall and Demise of UDUB Party.
The definitive collapse of the UDUB party is an unprecedented shame and disgrace for the reputation, integrity and credit of its founder [the former President Mohamed Haji Ibrahim Egal (AHUN)] and everything what he believed in or wished to achieve with this party. It’s also a deliberate, unforgivable and unforgettable deception, at the expense of the loyal supporters of the party. It is an outright violation of democratic values committed by ignorant and corrupt leaders of UDUB party. The father and founder of UDUB party, Mohamed Haji Ibrahim Egal (AHUN) was a highly seasoned politician with tested and proven leadership qualities. He was a man with a global calibre, a competent and talented politician with profound political insight. He was a visionary leader with comprehensive understanding of world politics, an inspirational leader who was a credible role model to emulate within the Horn of African region and beyond. The fundamental moral questions are now: One of the main factors that collectively contributed to the final and conclusive collapse of UDUB party was the fact that this party was governed by bunch of callous, unfeeling, unprofessional and ill-mannered people who lacked any self-respect, moral ethics and political decency. They did not understand the content and essence of the political art. The only thing they did understand was: intimidation, repression, using offensive language, corruption, unfounded and unfair stigmatization of the competing political parties and their leaders, and attacking anyone who referred to UDUB’s weaknesses and how the innocent people of Somaliland were deceived by the gangs of the then ruling party. The way in which UDUB leaders behaved their unprofessional language towards national heroes; indifferent attitude regarding the future of the country and people; in essence these are the real causes of all the misery and despair that the UDUB party now dealing with. In order to preserve power, they created recurring hatred amongst the society, as well as hostility and bloodshed between the brotherly people of Somaliland. They manipulatively utilised these methods in order to reach their desired goals. The disintegration of the UDUB party was almost visible to anyone. Everyone had the feeling that something serious was going on within UDUB party. What everyone was surprised by was the manner, extent and the speed in which the party had collapsed. UDUB had never deserved to be considered as a political party. They lacked principal based visions and context driven marketable policy agenda. In fact, unlike other political parties, UDUB was neither convincing nor a coherent political party. UDUB was a party so divided, so dominated by ideological demons; in essence the leadership of UDUB party used to fear each other more than they did their competing political opponents. During Riyale’s administration, his inner-circle friends, cabinet members and the parliamentary representatives for UDUB have been both obdurate and obtuse in making any significant progress or changes whatsoever. Instead, things had changed for the worse, and the country was even more polarised than ever before. The top officials of the party put their interests above public interest to become untouchable, rich and remote from normal Somaliland citizens. However, a political party leader should be ultimately judged on the basis of his vision, moral conviction and political credentials. The leadership of UDUB party has collectively failed to lead the country in a decent and cordial way. They failed to convince the Somaliland electorate on their social agenda and political vision. UDUB must accept the unpleasant but inevitable consequences of its shameless acts. Somalilanders trusted in them but they deceived the societies who were expecting a positive change. Once again the slender margin between success and failure in politics is revealed by the downfall and demise of Somaliland's oldest political party. The UDUB party might have ended up being right for all the wrong reasons but the people of Somaliland only remember the right and wrong attributes and misinformed policies which they created during their reign.
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