
Farmajo, Somali president who faced political crisis.
Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed, known as Farmajo, was elected President of Somalia by the Federal Parliament. His election was seen as a potential turning point for the country's political stability and fight against corruption.
Shortly after his election, controversy erupted over Farmajo's dual citizenship with the United States. Somali law prohibits dual citizens from holding high office, leading to a parliamentary investigation and debate about his eligibility.
Farmajo's term ended in February 2021 without elections held, leading to a political crisis. After months of deadlock and clashes in Mogadishu, he agreed to a new electoral process and handed over power to Hassan Sheikh Mohamud in May 2022.