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The treaty of 1889.

The treaty between the Sultan of Hobyo and the Italian emissary (Vincenzo Filonardi) was signed on February 8, 1889.

I wish random people would stop deleting large sections of the article.--Ingoman 07:13, 6 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Recent Edits

In response to the recent edits: One. "An ancient town on the western coast of the Horn of Africa", Two. "Port of Hobyo", and Three. "Hobyo. City on the coast of Somalia in the region of Mudug". AcidSnow (talk) 01:23, 20 November 2014 (UTC)[reply]

None of these sources are credible. If you want demonstrate that Hobyo has a port, is ancient, or is a city, you need to provide proof. Random sources that mention these terms is extremely sloppy.

Port: Being entirely a beach, Hobyo cannot and is not a port. Ancient: Existing prior to Early Middle Ages. Proof of burden on the claim. Must back up with credible source. City: Obvious misnomer for a town with a few thousand individuals. Hobyo has never been a city. Burden of proof, again, on you. -Sageleaf