The house-to-house sweep came following separate grenade attacks in the town amid rivalry between the candidates vying for the Southwest State presidency. The election was delayed three times.
Several people were rounded up during the operation in connection with the latest kabooms in Baidoa, according to the local police, saying the city’s overall security is no improving accordingly.
The officials in Baidoa say the upcoming election will fair and credible despite allegations of interference from the Federal Government of Somalia which is allegedly backing some candidates.
Former al-Shabaab
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the personification of Somali state failure...deputy leader, Mukhtar Robow is among the aspirants in the race for the top seat.