Somali social and peace activist Abdirahman Yusuf Ali  told the local media that "president Hassan Sheikh Mahamuud and his  government’s number one responsibility is to protect people’s lives.

"The government officials responsibility for the security sector including its ministers should be held accountable for their failure of the heinous terror attack” Abdirahman Yusuf Ali, a prominent Somali social and peace activist said.

The death toll from the twin car bombings in Mogadishu on Saturday is increasing daily more more bodies were recovered from the rubble of the buildings.  The two car bombs exploded at the busy KM5 [Zoobe] junction in Somalia’s capital near key government buildings, as reported by the national police. The first explosion hit the parameter wall of the ministry of higher education at 14:20pm local time before a second suicide car targeted the paramedics, police and journalists who rushed to the scene. 

The Somalia government has been engaged in a military new offensive against al-Shabaab that the United States has described as one of al-Qaida’s deadliest organizations. The president has described it as "total war” against the extremists, who control large parts of central and southern Somalia and have been the target of scores of U.S. airstrikes in recent years.

The government’s top priority of defeating  Alshabaab is milestone step, we support and applause for our Government’s steps to make Somalia better place,  but should prioritize the civilian protection.”  Mr. Ali added noting that "The need of preparedness and preventive measures  to ensure the people’ safety has no exercises”