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AFTER TWO YEARS, I am finally back and my blog is active now! Kudos, let's give it shot!

I have resumed my online presence today.  I am back with new initiatives and insights and I will be publishing numerous posts on this platform with the help of almighty Allah. you can expect articles, posts, and other contents on this blog weekly or monthly. To summarize, I will be posting life-changing ideas, inspirational quotes, poems, daily life hacks, tips and techniques and even some academic based articles both in English and Somali Language. 



Stay tuned and read various top-notch contents to inject into your experience or increase your knowledge base and stay updated in every dimension. 

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