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Contemporary reports about the handover of Saddam Hussein’s body distinguish Sheikh Ali al-Nida from the governor of Salahuddin province.

• A Xinhua report, republished by CCTV, says that "the governor of Salahudin province Hamad Hamoudal-Qaisy, his deputy and Sheikh Ali al-Neda" would receive the body. That wording lists the governor and Ali al-Nida as separate people.
• Al Jazeera likewise reported that Ali al-Nida was the head of Saddam's Albu Nasir tribe and said he had received the body; it does not identify him as governor.

So the article’s wording is inaccurate because it turns Ali al-Nida into both the tribal chief and the governor of Salahuddin/Saladin, when the governor was someone else.

This description gets the location wrong. Multiple sources describe Kadhimiyah/Kazimain as being in northwest/northwestern Baghdad, not the northeast.

• The Institute for the Study of War says the Kadhimiyah security district is located in northwest Baghdad and that its eastern neighborhoods line the west bank of the Tigris River.
• The New Yorker likewise described Kadhimiya as "an old Shiite neighborhood in northwestern Baghdad."

So calling Kazimain/Kadhimiya "a north-eastern suburb of Baghdad" is geographically incorrect.