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Somali Federal Minister of Education Abdullahi Godah Barre reiterated that his ministry will not give certificates to students who do not pass the high school diploma.
The minister, who held a press conference in Mogadishu, accused the Puntland administration of being responsible for the failure of the four-year negotiations aimed at unifying the secondary exams. The minister said the constitutional provisions on education were misinterpreted.”The Somali constitution says that no students should be tested or given any certification, and no Somali law is permitted in that case,” Minister of Education Abdullahi Godah Barre said.
“The worst part of the building is the exam “If the regional administration rejects the federal test we will not waste time on other activities, and we will not run after them. It is a task for them and their people are held accountable,” Minister of Education Abdullahi Godah Barre said.
The minister also stated in a press conference that the education of Puntland was hijacked by a private individual and ‘Abdirahman Farole and his son’s main obstacle for Education in Puntland the Puntland education minister had no power. He said the school and parents had asked him to come and take the test.
About 5,000 Puntland graduated last year did not receive a high school diploma due to a conflict between the federal government and Puntland.