Ugaz Abdulrahman Abd Ghani

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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Ugaz Abdulrahman Abd Ghani is the chieftain of the Talomoge subclan of the Ogaden Somali, and past president of the Somali Region of Ethiopia (April - November 1994). Ugaz is a title, meaning "chief". Ugaz Abdulrahman became President of the Region in an inauguration which some critics considered "somewhat irregular". His predecessor, Hassan Jire Kalinle was removed by the Federal Government in April 1994 on charges of corruption and neglect of official duties, although at least one observer believes the actual reason was due to the Regional Assembly voting to exercise the "right to self-determination" in the 1995 Constitution of Ethiopia. During his brief tenure, he was seen as a committed enemy of the al-Itihaad al-Islamiya, a now-defunct militant Islamic group based in the Ogaden and parts of Somalia, because he worked closely with the Ethiopian People''s Revolutionary Democratic Front during their early operations against the movement.