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A Call for Peace, Reconciliation, Tolerance, Rule of Law, and Prosperity

My fellow Eritreans, My brothers and sisters across the Horn of Africa,

Today, we stand at a crossroads. Behind us is a history filled with struggle, conflict, and sacrifice. Before us lies a choice: to continue the cycle of division and hardship or to build a new path—a path of peace, reconciliation, tolerance, justice, and prosperity.

I come before you today with a simple message: The time for change is now! The time for unity is now! The time to heal, rebuild, and move forward together is now!

1. Peace: The Foundation of Our Future

For too long, the Horn of Africa has been a region of war and instability. We have fought among ourselves, shed the blood of our own brothers and sisters, and lived in fear of one another. But what has war given us? It has left us with orphans and widows, with shattered homes and broken dreams.

Eritrea must choose peace. Peace within our borders and peace with our neighbors. We must abandon the politics of hostility and replace it with diplomacy, dialogue, and cooperation.

Peace is not a weakness—it is a strength! A peaceful nation is a prosperous nation. A peaceful Horn of Africa is a region that thrives. It is time to put down the weapons and extend our hands to each other, not as enemies, but as partners in progress!

2. Reconciliation: Healing the Wounds of the Past

Eritrea has suffered. Families have been divided. Communities have been torn apart. The scars of war, dictatorship, and exile are deep. But we cannot remain prisoners of the past. We must heal, and healing begins with reconciliation.

We must create a national dialogue—one where all voices are heard. Those who have been oppressed must be given justice. Those who have wronged the people must seek forgiveness. We must acknowledge the pain we have endured, but we must not let it define our future.

Reconciliation is not about forgetting—it is about learning, forgiving, and moving forward together. Let us open our hearts to one another. Let us rebuild the bonds of trust and kinship that have been broken. Let us be a people united, not divided!

3. Tolerance: Strength in Diversity

Eritrea is a land of many cultures, languages, and religions. This is not a weakness—it is our greatest strength! Christian and Muslim, highlander and lowlander, farmer and fisherman—we are all Eritreans!

For too long, we have allowed fear and prejudice to divide us. No more! Tolerance means embracing our differences and recognizing that every Eritrean has a place in our nation. Every citizen must be treated with dignity, regardless of ethnicity, belief, or background.

A strong nation is one that respects all its people, values all its cultures, and ensures that no group is left behind. Our diversity is a blessing—it is time we start treating it as such!

4. Rule of Law: Justice for All, Not Just for the Few

A country without justice is a country without a future. The rule of law must replace the rule of fear! No Eritrean should live in fear of their own government. No citizen should be above the law, and no one should be punished without due process.

We must build strong, independent institutions—a judiciary that serves the people, a parliament that represents the people, and a government that answers to the people. No more indefinite national service! No more arbitrary arrests! No more silencing of voices!

When justice prevails, the people thrive. When laws are fair, the nation prospers. Eritrea must be a country where the government serves the people, not the other way around!

5. Prosperity: Building a Future of Opportunity

What good is peace without prosperity? What good is reconciliation if our people live in poverty?

Eritrea is rich in resources. Our land is fertile. Our coastline is vast. Our people are intelligent and hardworking. So why do so many Eritreans suffer? Because corruption, mismanagement, and isolation have robbed us of opportunity.

We must open our economy! We must encourage trade, attract investment, and build industries that create jobs. Our youth should not have to flee across deserts and seas to find a better future. That future must be built here, at home!

Prosperity means good schools, modern hospitals, and a thriving business sector. It means giving every Eritrean the chance to dream, work, and succeed. It means an end to isolation and a new era of economic cooperation with our neighbors.

A prosperous Eritrea is not a dream—it is a choice. And we must choose prosperity!

The Time is Now!
My fellow Eritreans, my brothers and sisters across the Horn of Africa—we have suffered enough.

The time for war is over—let us choose PEACE!
The time for division is over—let us choose RECONCILIATION!
The time for hatred is over—let us choose TOLERANCE!
The time for oppression is over—let us choose RULE OF LAW!
The time for poverty is over—let us choose PROSPERITY!

This is OUR moment. This is OUR time to rise. This is OUR time to reclaim our destiny. Let us stand together, as one people, as one nation, and as one region, and build a future of hope, justice, and opportunity for all!

[Tog Wajale E.R.]

☆ Guahaf Qomal Agga°me ☆!!
☆ Go & Entertain To Your Who°re Mother ☆!!
☆ Dedebit Woorgach Chigaram Chigray ☆!!

[Tog Wajale E.R.]

☆ We Will Do It The Shaebia Hamassien Way☆!!
☆ Gummamma MushMushat Akeleguzai Agga°me☆!!