Jirka Warbaahiyahii Soomaaliyeed ee Boqorka Bartamaha, Mohamed Aweys Muudey, Wuxuu Gaaray Magaalada Muqdisho
Jirka warbaahiyahii Soomaaliyeed ee waaweyn ee Boqorka Bartamaha, Mohamed Aweys Muudey, oo la dilay dalka Jarmalka, ayaa maanta gaaray Garoonka Diyaaradaha Aden Cade ee magaalada Muqdisho, halkaas oo xubno ka tirsan dowladda iyo qoyskiisa ku soo dhaweeyeen.
Soo dhaweynta Jirka iyo Salaadda Fariin
Jirka warbaahiyahii Soomaaliyeed ee waaweyn ee Boqorka Bartamaha, Mohamed Aweys Muudey, oo la dilay dalka Jarmalka, ayaa maanta gaaray Garoonka Diyaaradaha Aden Cade ee magaalada Muqdisho, halkaas oo xubno ka tirsan dowladda iyo qoyskiisa ku soo dhaweeyeen.
Salaadda fariin ayaa lagu qabtay magaalada Muqdisho, waxaana ka qeyb galay hoggaamiye ka tirsan wasaaradda Warfaafinta, Dhaqanka iyo Dalxiiska, Cabdullaahi Hayir Duale, xubno ka tirsan warbaahinta madax-bannaan iyo qoyskii uu geeriyooday.
Taariikhda Warbaahiyahii Soomaaliyeed
Boqorka Bartamaha wuxuu ahaa warbaahiyahan Soomaaliyeed ee waaweyn, kaas oo dhaq-dhaqaaqyada warbaahinta ku jiray muddo ka badan 50 sano, waxaana uu ka mid ahaa warbaahiyayaasha warbaahinta qaranka Soomaaliya.
Waxaana uu ka warbixiyay dalka Jarmalka, halkaas oo uu ku geeriyooday, iyadoo xubnaha ka qeyb galay salaadda fariinka ay u baryeen in Alle uu naxariis ku daro geeriyooday, isla markaana uu qoyskiisa iyo ummadda Soomaaliyeed u siiyo jacayl iyo xaqiiqo.
Dadka Soomaaliyeed oo U Dhaqaaqaya
Dadka Soomaaliyeed ayaa u dhaqaaqaya geerida warbaahiyahan waaweyn, iyagoo u baryaya in Alle uu naxariis ku daro geeriyooday, isla markaana uu qoyskiisa iyo ummadda Soomaaliyeed u siiyo jacayl iyo xaqiiqo.
Boqorka Bartamaha wuxuu ahaa warbaahiyahan Soomaaliyeed ee waaweyn, kaas oo dhaq-dhaqaaqyada warbaahinta ku jiray muddo ka badan 50 sano, waxaana uu ka mid ahaa warbaahiyayaasha warbaahinta qaranka Soomaaliya.
The remains of veteran Somali journalist Mohamed Aweys Muudey, known as Boqorka Bartamaha, were brought to Aden Adde International Airport in Mogadishu, where government officials and members of the public received the late reporter who was killed in Germany.
Arrival and Reception at Mogadishu Airport
The body of veteran Somali journalist Mohamed Aweys Muudey, also known by the moniker Boqorka Bartamaha, was brought to Aden Adde International Airport in Mogadishu, where government officials and members of the public received it. The late journalist was recently killed in Germany, and his remains were transported back to Somalia for burial.
Government officials and members of the public gathered at the airport to receive the late journalist. The arrival marked a somber moment for the Somali media community and the broader public, who honored the legacy of a man who dedicated over five decades to journalism.
Funeral Prayer and Government Tributes
A funeral prayer was held for the late journalist, attended by government officials led by the Director General of the Ministry of Information, Culture and Tourism, Abdullahi Hayir Duale, members of the independent media and the deceased's family. Those attending prayed for Allah to grant the deceased mercy and admit him to Paradise, while asking Allah to grant patience and faith to his family and the Somali people.
The ceremony was marked by solemn reflections on the life and contributions of the late journalist. Attendees expressed deep sorrow and gratitude for his service to Somali journalism, emphasizing the importance of press freedom and the sacrifices made by those who uphold it.
A Legacy of Over Five Decades in Journalism
Journalist Boqorka Bartamaha was a veteran journalist who worked in the profession for more than 50 years. He was also among the journalists of Somalia's National Media and reported from Germany, where he tragically lost his life.
His extensive career spanned decades of reporting across Somalia and beyond, making him a respected figure in the Somali media landscape. His passing has left a void in the industry, and his contributions will be remembered by colleagues and the public alike.
