He was a veteran of the BBC World Service, the Voice of America, Somaliland National TV, Horn Cable Television, Radio Mogadishu and Universal TV among also being the presidential spokesman of Siad Barre during his Military Junta.[43] Ali Abdi Farah, Former Minister of Communication and Culture in Djibouti Ali Feiruz, celebrated Somali musician in Djibouti and Somaliland Gaarriye (born Mohamed Hashi Dhama), Famous poet who composed one of the best known Somali language poems on the theme of reconciliation, "Hagarlaawe" (The Charitable). Ibrahim Dheere, Considered to be the first Somali billionaire and richest Somali person in the world with an estimated net worth of 1.8 billion US Dollars.[44] Ismail Ahmed, owner and CEO of WorldRemit which is one of the fastest growing money transfer company in the world and he's considered 7th most influential man in Britain.[4] Mohammed Abdillahi Kahin 'Ogsadey', A Somali business tycoon based in Ethiopia, where he established MAO Harar Horse, the first African corporation to export coffee and amassed a net worth of approximately $3 Billion Ethiopian Birr.[45] Mohamed Abdullahi Omaar, former Foreign Minister of Somalia Mohamed Hasan Abdullahi, former Chief of Staff of Somaliland Armed Forces Mo Farah, British four-time Olympic gold medalist and the most decorated athlete in British athletics history.