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Does the Minnesota Fraud Scandal Go All the Way to the Somali Government? It Sure Looks Like It.

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Shortly before New Year's, we learned of several developments regarding Somalia and the ongoing fraud scandal involving the Somali community in Minnesota. The first is that the United Nations is allowing Somalia to lead the U.N. Security Council, effective this month. As our own Jeff Charles wrote, that leadership will last a month under the Security Council's rotation policy, but overlooks the rampant terrorism, piracy, and widespread violence in the African nation.

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As the leader of the Security Council, Somalia will be "responsible for calling and scheduling meetings — including emergency sessions." It will represent the council to the media and other U.N. agencies.

It turns out that Somalia's Ambassador to the U.N., Abukar Dahir Osman, also was a "healthcare administrator" in Ohio, and that another healthcare company shared the same suit as Osman's company, along with multiple others at the same address.

Osman's company is Progressive Health Care Services, Inc. in Cincinnati, OH.

"Somalia's Ambassador to the U.N., Abukar Dahir Osman, was a healthcare administrator in Ohio," wrote LibsofTikTok. "There is another healthcare company in the same suite as his with a different name, and multiple others at the same address, all with Somali names."

This is absolutely insane, of course. But it doesn't stop there. It appears that fraud and corruption in Minnesota extend all the way to the top of Somalia's government, not just to the U.N.

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Somalia's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Abdisalam Ali, also owns a healthcare company in Ohio.

"Holy smokes, you will never believe this," wrote LibsofTikTok. "Somalia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs owns a home healthcare company in Ohio. There are two other healthcare companies in the same suite as his and multiple others at this address with Somali owners."

Ali's companies, Ritechoice Healthcare Services and MedExpress Transportation, both operate in Toledo. Ali has a business partner, Abdul Surey, who has some interesting ties.

"Somalia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs’ business partner in his healthcare company is Abdul J Surey," wrote LibsofTikTok. "It appears to be the same Abdul who works for a Somali money transfer company who is accused of financing Islamic terrorism."

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That company, Dahabshiil, once appealed to the Kenyan government to suspend its money-transfer services. It is the biggest Africa-based money-transfer business, and back in 2015, Kenya froze its assets because of ties to the Somali terror group al-Shabaab.

If that name sounds familiar, it should. Before Thanksgiving, Townhall reported that millions of American tax dollars were being sent to the terror organization from the Minnesota Somali community.

And now there's yet another connection: Ali owns yet another LLC that shares an address with Surey's money-transfer company.

Dahabshiil, Inc. — that group Kenya once targeted for funding terrorism — listed its address as 227 Morse Road in Columbus, OH, on a certificate to amend a foreign corporation application for license. Ali used that same address for Salam Group, LLC.

This entire fraud scandal is much bigger and much worse than we initially thought.

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"As we continue to peel back each layer of this onion. It just gets so much worse," wrote Dustin Grage on X. "People need to be investigated and prosecuted."

Yes, they do. Many people must be prosecuted and imprisoned for this. And the list keeps growing by the day.

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