Saudi Crown Prince Sultan dies
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he need to live another 40 years to reach my friend grand pa he is 128 years old
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My grandfather's half sister Bibi Asa was 142 years old and died only three years ago. True story.
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Yes yes they are. Because there is no such a thing. There is no such a sect as Wahhabi never was never will be.
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Somalis pay tribute to Saudi crown prince
Somalis have praised the late Saudi Crown Prince Nayef bin Abdulaziz and the kingdom for the relief provided to them in food aid and humanitarian assistance. (AFP)
Somalis have paid rich tributes to Saudi Crown Prince Nayef bin Abdulaziz for his contribution in aiding the poor grappling a hunger crisis in the east African country.
The Saudi Crown Prince died in Geneva on Saturday and was buried on Sunday in the holy city of Mecca, his funeral having been attended by world leaders, including Somali President Sheikh Ahmed and a number of his cabinet ministers.
Somalis have praised the late prince and Saudi government for the relief provided to them in food aid and humanitarian assistance.
Last year, Saudi Arabia contributed approximately $50 million in humanitarian assistance towards a food program and $10 million to the Somali health ministry for medicines.
Prince Nayef also ordered assistance and revamping of Mogadishus only hospital after reading a newspaper report about its deteriorating condition.
Dr. Shafii Jamaali, a pediatrician working at the hospital Banadir, offered his condolences and said that the Crown Princes medical assistance proved to be a valuable one.
Somali Minister of Water, Minerals & Energy, Abd al-Qadir, expressed his appreciation for Prince Nayefs assistance from the period of the collapse of the regime, and not just after the war.
I remember how Prince Nayef ordered the construction of 40 artesian wells in Somalia during the days of Siad Barre in the 1980s.
Relief officials in Somalia agree that Saudi assistance was different from others.
Saeeed Sheikh Abdi, the executive manager of Happiness for Relief and Local Development organization, said that while other countries aid pushed prices up in Somalia because it was bought from local markets, Saudi assistance was large and sent from abroad.
Somalis have praised the late Saudi Crown Prince Nayef bin Abdulaziz and the kingdom for the relief provided to them in food aid and humanitarian assistance. (AFP)
Somalis have paid rich tributes to Saudi Crown Prince Nayef bin Abdulaziz for his contribution in aiding the poor grappling a hunger crisis in the east African country.
The Saudi Crown Prince died in Geneva on Saturday and was buried on Sunday in the holy city of Mecca, his funeral having been attended by world leaders, including Somali President Sheikh Ahmed and a number of his cabinet ministers.
Somalis have praised the late prince and Saudi government for the relief provided to them in food aid and humanitarian assistance.
Last year, Saudi Arabia contributed approximately $50 million in humanitarian assistance towards a food program and $10 million to the Somali health ministry for medicines.
Prince Nayef also ordered assistance and revamping of Mogadishus only hospital after reading a newspaper report about its deteriorating condition.
Dr. Shafii Jamaali, a pediatrician working at the hospital Banadir, offered his condolences and said that the Crown Princes medical assistance proved to be a valuable one.
Somali Minister of Water, Minerals & Energy, Abd al-Qadir, expressed his appreciation for Prince Nayefs assistance from the period of the collapse of the regime, and not just after the war.
I remember how Prince Nayef ordered the construction of 40 artesian wells in Somalia during the days of Siad Barre in the 1980s.
Relief officials in Somalia agree that Saudi assistance was different from others.
Saeeed Sheikh Abdi, the executive manager of Happiness for Relief and Local Development organization, said that while other countries aid pushed prices up in Somalia because it was bought from local markets, Saudi assistance was large and sent from abroad.
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Why it sounds like the sign of End times are soon
It’s weird we were saying that when King Abdullah died and even now
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