Grok, is this correct?
View: https://x.com/libsoftiktok/status/2080751548888457596?s=20
Yes, the core claims in the Libs of TikTok post are correct based on public records and reporting.
Here’s the breakdown:
- Sahra Noor (Ilhan Omar’s older sister) founded Grit Partners Consulting. On her own website, she states that she “has secured more than $20 million in funding for health initiatives” and has consulted on projects backed by agencies including the US CDC, USAID, GAVI, and the World Bank.
- Registration address: Grit Partners was incorporated at a home on Hyacinth Avenue in Lakeville, Minnesota. That address is linked to Mashah Ahmed Ali and his wife Ister (Ismahan) Ahmed Afraa. Afraa had documented business ties to multiple people later convicted in the massive Feeding Our Future fraud (the largest COVID-era child nutrition fraud case in the U.S., involving roughly $250 million in stolen federal funds). These include connections to Hanna Marekegn (who pleaded guilty to stealing about $7 million) and Sahra Nur (sentenced to prison for her role, including through S&S Catering and related shell entities). The same address/network also intersects with entities tied to Aimee Bock, the Feeding Our Future ringleader.
The Daily Wire investigation (published July 24, 2026, the same day as the post) documents these address and business overlaps using incorporation records, state health data, and court documents. It does
not claim that Sahra Noor or Ilhan Omar themselves participated in the Feeding Our Future fraud or that the $20+ million was fraudulently obtained. Noor now lives in Kenya and did not respond to requests for comment in the reporting.
Additional relevant context
Sahra Noor previously served as CEO of People’s Center Clinics & Services in Minneapolis (roughly 2014–2018). While she was in that role and Omar was a Minnesota state representative, the clinic received a $2+ million state capital budget earmark that Omar publicly supported. The clinic has also received substantial federal HHS funding over the years.
The post accurately reflects the documented facts about the company, the self-reported funding figure, and the shared registration address with people connected to Feeding Our Future convicts. The “You cannot make this up” framing is editorial, but the underlying claims check out.
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