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Jaanjoo Mohammed disclosed in public that what he dubbed his Memoir will be sold in different countries and among them, just to name few, in Ethiopia and America (US). In Ethiopia this "book" will be sold at ETB 1000.00, while in the US the price is set to $ 50.00 a piece, upwards of 6000 ETB according to current day rate of the currency market.


I don't think there is any other more profitable business in the world currently than buying the "book" in Ethiopia and reselling it in the use and win more than 6 fold on your investment. There is a transport cost, admittedly, but the difference between the actual rate on the currency market and the above estimation figure can safely cover any discrepancies in this regard.

Buy the book in Ethiopia and resell it in the US, if you want to be rich like Jaanjoo Mohammed over night!

What is the end goal of Janjoo?

Janjoo is trying to make money through his loyal fans so the book serves a purpose

Janjoo also seeks to demoralize and verbally degrade the ruling party

Janjoo is not unifying Oromo he is weakening Oromo

Janjo is a Shando operative and also a Fandoo operative

Janjo is a confusing man what are his end goals?

fasil1235 wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2024, 14:14

What is the end goal of Janjoo?

I don't know but those who know him better have started to speak up, if we could wait patiently, then we could come up with the answer at some point in the future.

This is why it is so specially lucrative, the fundamental of business model: it is not based on the demand-supply relation but on the judgement of "community leaders", who are specially akin of business concept of diaspora milking idea!

Janjo's fame is declining, his first livestream he had 100,000 comments now he only gets 4,000 comments..... a decline of 96%

Janjoo cannot post on Facebook forever

Janjoo cannot sell his book forever

Janjoo cannot travel and have useless diaspora meetings forever

Janjoo must be a man "talk the talk and walk the walk" and come back to Oromia and do his struggle in Mama Biya Oromia

Jawar is not supported by OLf hardliners