Speaker of the Somali Senate (Upper House), Abdi Hashi Abdullahi, has expressed strong disapproval of senators for consistently arriving late to sessions and leaving early.
Speaking on Thursday, Speaker Hashi emphasized that such behavior undermines the responsibilities of senators as elected officials.
He highlighted that punctuality and full attendance are essential for the effective functioning of the Senate, particularly in addressing the pressing national issues facing the country.
Speaker Hashi’s remarks reflect broader concerns about the commitment and accountability within the legislative process, calling on senators to uphold their duties with the seriousness they demand.