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Djibouti Rejects Ethiopia's Request 2 Extend Z Deportation Of Ethiopians.(((HAHAHA))).!!! WEEY GUUD !!!

Post by tarik » 26 Apr 2025, 08:38


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🇩🇯 🇪🇹 The government of Djibouti has officially turned down a request from the Ethiopian Embassy to extend the deadline for the deportation of Ethiopians residing in the country on legal permits. The decision follows high-level discussions between Ethiopian diplomatic representatives and senior Djiboutian officials.

According to a statement released by the Ethiopian Embassy, Djibouti has mandated that all foreign nationals with legal residency permits must voluntarily leave the country between April 3 and May 2. Those who fail to comply will face enforced deportation by local authorities.

The embassy expressed deep concern over the decision, emphasizing that many Ethiopians legally residing in Djibouti are now in a precarious position. Among them are students, laborers, and workers with ongoing legal and financial matters—including unpaid wages and unresolved court cases. Additionally, many residents require time to sort personal affairs, such as the sale of belongings and property.

In an effort to mitigate the impact, the Ethiopian Embassy had formally requested a three-month extension to the deadline. However, Djibouti has firmly rejected the appeal, insisting on the original timeline.

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Re: Djibouti Rejects Ethiopia's Request 2 Extend Z Deportation Of Ethiopians.(((HAHAHA))).!!! WEEY GUUD !!!

Post by AbyssiniaLady » 26 Apr 2025, 15:11

the deportation of Ethiopians residing in the country on legal permits.
This is a lie, they are illegal immigrants in Djibouti, thousands of undocumented Ethiopians are awaiting deportation, Ethiopians should never be allowed to set foot in Somali soil, especially the dirty Galla scavengers as well as Kistane listro, The Kistane are tiny landless low IQ minority ethnic group with hippo mouth size, they should never be allowed to set foot in Somali soil.

War-torn landlocked Ethiopia is hell on earth, people are fleeing from civil war, ethnic conflict, extreme poverty and famine, More than 5000 Ethiopians are right now trapped in war-torn Myanmar.

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Re: Djibouti Rejects Ethiopia's Request 2 Extend Z Deportation Of Ethiopians.(((HAHAHA))).!!! WEEY GUUD !!!

Post by Somaliman » 26 Apr 2025, 16:11

AbyssiniaLady wrote:
26 Apr 2025, 15:11
the deportation of Ethiopians residing in the country on legal permits.
This is a lie, they are illegal immigrants in Djibouti, thousands of undocumented Ethiopians are awaiting deportation, Ethiopians should never be allowed to set foot in Somali soil, especially the dirty Galla scavengers as well as Kistane listro, The Kistane are tiny landless low IQ minority ethnic group with hippo mouth size, they should never be allowed to set foot in Somali soil.

War-torn landlocked Ethiopia is hell on earth, people are fleeing from civil war, ethnic conflict, extreme poverty and famine, More than 5000 Ethiopians are right now trapped in war-torn Myanmar.



War-torn landlocked Ethiopia is hell on earth, people are fleeing from civil war, ethnic conflict, extreme poverty and famine, More than 5000 Ethiopians are right now trapped in war-torn Myanmar.
Yet old Gurage listro, aka Horus, jumps up and down with joy, like a stupid monkey, by showing off a couple of streets with streetlights in Addis, even though it's well known that 80% of Addis is considered slum!

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Re: Djibouti Rejects Ethiopia's Request 2 Extend Z Deportation Of Ethiopians.(((HAHAHA))).!!! WEEY GUUD !!!

Post by Odie » 26 Apr 2025, 18:09

It is a really a shame Dj-b0@ty is allowed to behave like this :shock:
In fact Ethiopia should have had a leverage on Everything in that village called DJ-b0@ty :lol: Useless village that lives on renting.


"Djibouti's economy is heavily reliant on Ethiopia. Djibouti's International Port handles roughly 95% of Ethiopia's trade, and this port generates 86% of Djibouti's public revenue. Over 75% of Djibouti's GDP is also tied to transport services for Ethiopia. In addition, Djibouti relies on Ethiopia for water and electricity imports."

That is what a simple google search shows.

In fact, that small village should have arranged a sea access to Ethiopia, although I am not sure how much influence of the big boys stationed there would interfere with the idea. As far as they can get a station for their military and a service, why would they be opposing?
Or the central gov should have played that useless village, to do pushup whenever Ethiopia wanted it :lol:

This is indication how the galla foreign policy of that country is a failure :roll:

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Post by AbyssiniaLady » 26 Apr 2025, 20:34

Horus is mentally ill elderly scumbag listro who has lost touch with reality, he is living in a fantasy world than the real world.

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Re: Djibouti Rejects Ethiopia's Request 2 Extend Z Deportation Of Ethiopians.(((HAHAHA))).!!! WEEY GUUD !!!

Post by JudgementDay1234 » 27 Apr 2025, 09:14

tarik wrote:
26 Apr 2025, 08:38

Nakfa Press
12h ·
🇩🇯 🇪🇹 The government of Djibouti has officially turned down a request from the Ethiopian Embassy to extend the deadline for the deportation of Ethiopians residing in the country on legal permits. The decision follows high-level discussions between Ethiopian diplomatic representatives and senior Djiboutian officials.

According to a statement released by the Ethiopian Embassy, Djibouti has mandated that all foreign nationals with legal residency permits must voluntarily leave the country between April 3 and May 2. Those who fail to comply will face enforced deportation by local authorities.

The embassy expressed deep concern over the decision, emphasizing that many Ethiopians legally residing in Djibouti are now in a precarious position. Among them are students, laborers, and workers with ongoing legal and financial matters—including unpaid wages and unresolved court cases. Additionally, many residents require time to sort personal affairs, such as the sale of belongings and property.

In an effort to mitigate the impact, the Ethiopian Embassy had formally requested a three-month extension to the deadline. However, Djibouti has firmly rejected the appeal, insisting on the original timeline.
That's a good move on behalf of the government of president omer guelleh.

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