Somalia Airport Authorities Removed Over Alleged Human Trafficking and Terror Connections Involving Counterfeit U.S. and UK Passports
MOGADISHU, Somalia (AXADLE) – Following accusations of human trafficking and suspected ties to terrorism, two high-ranking Somali officials responsible for overseeing security and immigration at Mogadishu's airport were ousted on Thursday, as reported by informed police insiders.
The newly appointed police chief, General Asad Osman, relieved Ahmed Said Mohamed, the head honcho of Somali immigration, and Abdifatah Bashir Ali, the security boss of Mogadishu Airport, from their posts.
It's under scrutiny that Ali, who…