Oh so it’s like Farmaajo relationship with Hawiye. A leader who backstabs his own people and is a puppet for the opposition tribe/ethnic group. In that case I take back what I saidYes but Abye is considered as Uncle Tom for Amharas .
Oh so it’s like Farmaajo relationship with Hawiye. A leader who backstabs his own people and is a puppet for the opposition tribe/ethnic group. In that case I take back what I saidYes but Abye is considered as Uncle Tom for Amharas .
it's scary how they mirror eachother even there party names sound samey, N&N=P&P.Oh so it’s like Farmaajo relationship with Hawiye. A leader who backstabs his own people and is a puppet for the opposition tribe/ethnic group. In that case I take back what I said
ThOh so it’s like Farmaajo relationship with Hawiye. A leader who backstabs his own people and is a puppet for the opposition tribe/ethnic group. In that case I take back what I said
Thier very different. Abiy is more of an actor than politician.it's scary how they mirror eachother even there party names sound samey, N&N=P&P.
it's like two side of the same coin. but to give the cheeseman the credit, he doesn't send federal death sqauds to caabudwaaq.
Why do Africans need to go to protest with sticks as if they gonna commit a genocide?
cuz that's what they want to do lol. they're already slaughtering the amharas in the oromo regionWhy do Africans need to go to protest with sticks as if they gonna commit a genocide?
Gunshots could be heard in many neighbourhoods, and gangs armed with machetes and sticks roamed the streets. Witnesses described a situation pitting youths of Oromo origin against other ethnic groups and the police.
“We had a meeting with the community, and we were told to arm ourselves with anything we have, including machetes and sticks. We no longer trust the police to protect us so we have to prepare ourselves,” said one resident in the capital, Addis Ababa, who like others interviewed asked not to be named for fear of reprisals.
Many residents fear that Haacaaluu’s funeral, scheduled for Thursday in his home town, Ambo, could lead to more violence.
“Security forces have invaded our town, we can’t go out to mourn. No vehicles are moving around except security patrols with machine guns,” Chala Hunde, 27, a student, told Reuters by phone from Ambo, about 60 miles west of Addis. “The security forces are putting a finger in our wound.”
Prof Awol Allo, at Keele University, England, said a tussle over whether to bury Haacaaluu in Ambo or Addis had laid bare the political tensions fanning the protests. “It’s very contentious. Oromos claim the city [Addis] to be theirs, as it lies fully within the Oromo regional state.” But the capital is under federal, not regional control.
Keep it upEthiopia protests: more than 80 killed as singer's murder lays bare grievances | Ethiopia | The Guardian
Troops on Addis Ababa streets as political tensions erupt over Haacaaluu death and wider Oromo claimsamp.theguardian.com
Ethiopia protests: more than 80 killed as singer's murder lays bare grievances | Ethiopia | The Guardian
Troops on Addis Ababa streets as political tensions erupt over Haacaaluu death and wider Oromo claimsamp.theguardian.com
Will this lead to more destructionbro they killed his uncle??? @Abba Sadacha @AfranQallo
Of course.Will this lead to more destruction
Oh yeah let the party start
Lmfaooo greatOf course.
Somalia and Eritrea smelling Ethiopia on fire next door.
WE KANGZOf course.
Somalia and Eritrea smelling Ethiopia on fire next door.