Nation’s Former Prime Minister Welcomes the New Premier

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The experience of producers of Ije, Anchor Baby and other movies that have recently been shown in the cinema shows that producers have a lot to earn from the return of box offices. For movie enthusiasts, the gradual return of the cinemas to the Nigerian entertainment culture, after it had disappeared in the past two decades or so, is showing that life does not end with home videos. It is now quite normal to see fun-seeking Lagosians trooping to the few available cinemas every weekend, for instance, no matter how much the gate is – ranging from N1, 500 for some movies to N1, 000 for others.

Shabelle Media Network (Mogadishu)

23 June 2011

Mogadishu — The former prime minister, who has recently resigned, said on Thursday he welcomes the appointment of the new premier.

Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed Farmajo made the announcement while he was addressing at the ceremony of new prime minister’s appointment which was held today sin Villa Somalia.

He called for the military forces to act quickly in keeping on fighting against Al shabaab fighters, and urged them to underpin the new leader, Mr. Abdiweli Mohamed Ali.

The former premier, who resigned four days ago to comply with the so-called Kampala Accord, said the Somali journalists are needed to work with Ali as real patriotic people.

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Nation’s Former Prime Minister Welcomes the New Premier