Reports indicate that persistent grievances have emerged over recent months regarding the command’s operational integrity, alongside troubling disclosures concerning personnel welfare and support services for dependents reliant on Custodial Corps assistance.

A central grievance within the Custodial Corps involves systemic salary arrears and unpaid personnel entitlements.

On multiple occasions, active-duty Custodial Corps officers have aired grievances through media channels, reporting unpaid salaries extending over several consecutive months.

These complaints emphasize the urgency of establishing transparency regarding force payroll status, verifying the precise duration of reported back-pay delays, and determining the underlying causes behind any withheld funds.

Reports further highlight that personnel have repeatedly demonstrated their grievances through public actions, including blockading access routes leading to the judicial courts—a clear indicator of the imperative for institutional mechanisms to resolve force grievances through formal administrative channels.

Salaries represent a fundamental right for servicemen and their families, particularly for forces tasked with correctional facility security and law enforcement duties.

Any delays in disbursing these entitlements demand clear administrative explanations and an immediate remedial plan.

Additional reports concerning the command center on the suspension or reduction of statutory food rations previously allocated to orphans and disabled individuals among Custodial Corps families.

Obtained disclosures indicate that the command terminated or altered the statutory food ration allocations designated for these beneficiaries, while informing a food supply vendor to monetize portions of the rations previously issued to personnel dependents.

Should these assertions be substantiated, establishing official clarity regarding the rationale behind this operational change, identifying the decision-making authority, and ensuring that orphans and disabled veterans continue receiving designated institutional support remains imperative.

The care and welfare of martyrs’ orphans and disabled service members represent a solemn institutional responsibility.

Any administrative decisions impacting their essential food rations and daily livelihoods must be grounded in transparent frameworks that uphold their statutory rights and guarantee that allocated provisions reach intended recipients without diversion.

Another deeply concerning issue involves emerging reports alleging planned divestment and sales of critical facilities associated with the Command of the Somali Custodial Corps

Specific intelligence identifies four prominent properties and complexes allegedly targeted for commercial sale.

The named facilities include the Afgooye Female Orphans Center, the Lafoole Male Orphans Center, the Former Control Afgooye Divisional Headquarters Center, and the property designated as the residence of former Deputy Commander General Ayrow in Xamar Jajab district.

These disclosures raise serious legal and governance questions regarding property ownership titles, current legal status, and the institutional authority required to authorize any property disposition.

If these installations constitute state-owned assets, defining the precise legal protocols governing public land management and verifying whether official cabinet-level or legislative decrees exist authorizing their sale is essential.

Furthermore, obtained reports allege that within the coming days, the Commander of the Custodial Corps is scheduled to escort a prospective commercial investor to Afgooye to inspect the land parcel currently housing the Female Orphans Center.

This situation gives rise to serious questions regarding the land status, property ownership titles, and whether a formal monetization or sales plan exists.

Establishing definitive clarity regarding legal ownership of the property, determining whether a draft conveyance agreement has been prepared, and verifying whether required statutory authorization was obtained prior to taking any action to alter the site’s legal title or designated land use remains essential.

If the facility serves as a welfare center dedicated to orphan care, explicit protocols must be outlined to safeguard the interests of the children and guarantee the continuity of essential services provided by the installation.

Furthermore, allegations have emerged concerning irregular rank promotion practices within certain ranks of the Custodial Corps.

Obtained intelligence indicates that the command leadership faces accusations of overseeing a scheme involving the issuance of fraudulent military ranks or promotions conferred outside established legal procedures and statutory promotion boards.

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