Mogadishu (LM) The general public in the Shangaani district of the Banadir region demonstrated strong civic engagement today as they turned out in large numbers for the voter registration process, which commenced this morning in Mogadishu.
Residents lined up at designated registration centers, eager to participate in the upcoming elections. The atmosphere was filled with enthusiasm as community members expressed their commitment to exercising their democratic rights.
Local officials, alongside election monitors, oversaw the registration process to ensure a smooth and transparent experience for all participants. Many citizens voiced their hopes for a fair electoral process, emphasizing the importance of their votes in shaping the future of their country.
One resident stated, “Today is a significant day for us. We are here to make our voices heard and to contribute to the democratic process.”
As voter registration continues across the region, officials are urging all eligible citizens to take part and ensure their voices are represented in the upcoming elections. The turnout in Shangaani is seen as a positive sign of civic engagement and the public’s desire for a democratic society.
The election authorities have implemented measures to facilitate the registration process, including extending hours and providing additional resources to accommodate the high demand.
Overall, the successful start of voter registration in Shangaani district reflects a growing commitment among the Somali people to participate actively in their governance and to uphold the democratic process.
