In 1921, Major H. Rayne, a district-commissioner in British Somaliland, also recounts the story, using it as a preface to an anecdote about a Somali who had just become a father and asked him for money to pay a passing Yibir.
Major H. Rayne, a district-commissioner in British Somaliland, recounted this story in 1921, using it as the opening of an anecdote involving a Somali man who recently became a father and sought money from a passerby known as a Yibir.