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ይህንን ስውዬ ነው ፋንድያው ፋኖና የአማራ ፅንፈኞች የአማራ barefoot ገበሬዎች መገልበጥ የሚመኙት
ቢሳካላቸው የመጣው ለውጥ ላይ ያው እንደ ድሮ ይቀዝኑበታል:: አዲስ አበባን እንዲህ አስውበህ ለዚህ መንጋ ማስረከብ ወንጀል ነው!


Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has ushered in an Ethiopian renaissance by leveraging his strategic foresight, unwavering resolve, and visionary governance. His defining leadership qualities have translated into massive national projects, agricultural self-sufficiency, and a renewed sense of Pan-African pride.

1. Visionary Ambition and Mega-Project Realization
* The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD): Abiy’s tenacity successfully pushed the landmark GERD project to full operational completion. This historic, self-financed endeavor doubled Ethiopia's national power output and solidified the country’s position as a major renewable energy hub in Africa.
* National Awakening: He championed the dam as a symbol of unity and sovereignty, framing it as a testament to the fact that African nations can achieve technological and engineering greatness independently.

2. Strategic Economic and Agricultural Reforms
* Agricultural Revolution: Under his leadership, the success of cluster farming transformed Ethiopia from an agricultural importer to a self-sufficient wheat producer, laying a solid foundation for industrialization.
* Macroeconomic Liberalization: Abiy has instituted bold economic reforms, such as the partial privatization of state monopolies like Ethio telecom and Ethiopian Airlines, alongside sweeping policies to stabilize inflation and foster a booming private sector.

3. Modernization and Urban Development
* Corridor and Smart City Strategies: His administration has aggressively modernized both urban and rural landscapes through the Corridor Development Strategy. This includes massive investments in eco-resorts (such as Gorgora and Koysha) and the development of the Chaka "Smart City" in Addis Ababa.[1]
* Environmental Initiatives: Through programs like Beautifying Sheger, Abiy has focused on sustainable development, urban green spaces, and river cleaning, alongside progressive moves to reduce fossil-fuel dependence in the transport sector.

4. Diplomatic Acumen and Pan-African Leadership
* Nobel Recognition: In 2019, Abiy was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his decisive, diplomatic initiative to resolve the long-standing border conflict with neighboring Eritrea.
* Regional Integration: His focus on multilateral diplomacy has positioned Ethiopia as a peace mediator in the Horn of Africa. He has also been appointed as an African Union champion for artificial intelligence and digital health, extending his forward-thinking leadership across the continent.

What renaissance? The country is dying. There are serious civil-wars going on. What is happening in Ethiopia is called disintegration.

Ask your friend AI to compare Abiy Ahmed of Ethiopia with Ethiopia of Meles Zenawi.
Ask it again to compare the cost of living of Ethiopia with Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Djibuti, Somaliland.
Ask AI comparative degree of freedom and dignity of the individual citizen
Ask AI the security and peace of Ethiopia how it compares with countries of Africa
Ask the level tax on business and personal incomes, on import and exports and sales compared to other African countries
Ask it the comparative excellence of education, healthcare and justice/security in Ethiopia with the rest of Africa

Ask it about the luxurious lives of Ethiopian gov high official with similar portfolios of African countries.

***Make your criteria of judging Abiy Ahmed wider with African scope.

To put q*matas in their place, you do not need to be on PP side. All Ethiopia is with you on these rotten pests.

Bad news for disgusting stink puking Aberech. That said, Ethiopia has no tears for you. Red tears, though. Suffer alone and lonely.

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/14ekKS1xrN8/

Comparative studies in cost of living between Ethiopia and Kenya
https://share.google/QiV7V4Cbmv6pE78QL

Odie, pht
Now you know why Ethiopia existed in total stagnation for centuries. We are dealing with closed feudal minds that are incapable of grasping objectivity, factuality and the dynamics of evolving reality. All kinds of evolution - physical, biological, human or cultural select those that are learning, adapting, functioning, improving, creating. Ignorance is stubborn but it is ignorance that dies in the course of human progress. ስለዚህ ከነዚህ ደደቦች ጋር አትልፋ ። As an educated and intelligent being follow the fact and the facts will witness the truth and the winner.

Dama wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 15:17

Ask your friend AI …

You lack a capacity to be advised, probably your entire adult life.

You are the faithless among the faithful Ethiopians.

I don’t think AI can help anyone about understanding the Almighty’s mysterious ways.

Meles’ miraculous judgment was passed in ዉሳኔ 96, when he decided to move the regional capital of Oromia from Addis Ababa to Adama back in late 2003.

That was around the time when they said the prisons in Ethiopia spoke Oromigna and when cultish torturing of Ethiopians in public in the name of Jesus was surreal to watch.

Isaias’ miraculous judgment was passed on or around May 18, 2026.

It is more than 22 years between the two miraculous judgments.

The nation has been healing in organic spiritual terms from north to south and in the east. Your lot keeps doing the spoiler against the healing in Ethiopia in the name of spirituality.

It surprises me very much that there isn’t a single brain in both Ethiopia and Eritrea who can read and understand the signs and advise you against the calamity into which you have been driving yourself thinking that you would be spared from the miraculous judgments that first begot Meles and later Isaias.

Odie
Also look at Abiy's role in the erosion of power relations between 4kilo and the regions. He has gutted the principle of federation of self-governing nations. The kind of pseudo federation that is practiced in Ethiopia exists nowhere unless perhaps in Russia and former soviet blocks. Otherwise t's never practiced anywhere in the capitalist world where the a system officially labelled federation but regions, cities mayers and district governors are appointed. Not in Kenya, Nigeria, not in Ghana. Also, under Meles, regions did not elect their govorners or so called presidents contrary to democracy, called federation, it remains same as Mengistu's reign or the midgit Haile's monarcky.

Ethiopia this big with 130 million people, you can't rule it from a tight center. This big population needs that much big independent bureacracy, otherwise its its cumbersome and ineffective to provide services controlled from one power source.

Also governments of large geographic territories need federal government to make service delivery effective and fast, even with modern technologies devolution of power or empowerment of the local people to determine their best choice rather chosen by an all-powerful central government is slow, ineffective and cumbersome.

Also, federalism and demicracy stunts local rebellion from growing. Abiy Ahmed poorly managed federal relations in order to consolidate power only in his hands.

Tigrey war that consumed a million Tigrey lives, unknown number of Ethiopians lives, billions dollars of the Ethiopian economy, 100 thousands of unemployment, could have been avoided if he he had not cancelled the election on a weak reason of averting hiv spread. Methods were prescribed by epidemiologist(infection control specialist) how to minimize getting hiv from a sick person by creating a distance of 6feet or 2 meters apart PLUS wearing respirators Plus washing hands.
Under such controlled conditions nations did carry out their elections. Abiy chose not to. You know the consequences.
Fano and Shene wars could have been avoided he did not want a king-type one man show highly strobg central piwer from where he dictates things as he wishes whimsically.

The greatest danger among men is when begin to believe their own beliefs and opinions and take those to be the facts they live by.

The world is not your your perception. The map is not the territory. Reality is not your thought.

Those who live inside their ideas and constructs are condemned to a rude awakening.

Because ....

Thinking is not knowing, Thought is not knowledge. What you think has nothing to do with reality until you confirm your ideas by means of verifiable facts.

Even worse, your feelings and emotions are not even close.

When facts refuse to confirm you, you must divorce yourself with illusion s and imagination.

Horus wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 20:23

Odie, pht
Now you know why Ethiopia existed in total stagnation for centuries. We are dealing with closed feudal minds that are incapable of grasping objectivity, factuality and the dynamics of evolving reality. All kinds of evolution - physical, biological, human or cultural select those that are learning, adapting, functioning, improving, creating. Ignorance is stubborn but it is ignorance that dies in the course of human progress. ስለዚህ ከነዚህ ደደቦች ጋር አትልፋ ። As an educated and intelligent being follow the fact and the facts will witness the truth and the winner.

ሆረስ!
I like innovation and modernization of life. At least people should know working hard can change them. Life should be improved and simplified. The way food is prepared, the way to get enough food, healthy water, transportation, proper waste disposal, improved health service and improved life expectancy are associated with technology, education and behavior change. Those things are very important for ordinary ethiopians and these are basic let alone extreme technological advances.
In Ethiopia I always debated with ethiopian educated elites why Ethiopia were stuck in backwardness. I remember one japanese who visited the rural Ethiopia and addis said to me there was a 100 year or more difference between addis and country side. He said Ethiopia was very much left behind country. We always asked what happened to the generational skill and knowledge of Ethiopians who built lalibela or Axum and why was not transferrd forward and the country developed well? Some also asked why some ethiopians are more ethiopian than others and get more benefit and only their heros were sung for! Now we know some of the answers including the cause. Now some leaders have shown the country and its culture can be transformed. Abiy seems in the center of the change. His rule we know is not perfect. The above list is mainly his positive part. Remember he received a country that was complicated by his predecessors. I don’t know what other way another leader could have survived in similar senario. I believe he is underrated in many ways undeservedly. And it is Ethiopian culture to ማናናቅ. He can’t be a perfect person but Ethiopians should demand even for better but don’t have to throw out his development work. Also I highly appreciate his effort to restructure/reinnovate old ethiopia to serve the interests of all of its people than the previlaged few.
Forget about the fano mafia hare brained people’s insult and the shabiya goons who should only concern themselves about own country instead of Ethiopia!

Dedeb Gurage,

Your best chance of survival hangs on the success of FANO. Of course your head is too small to analyze this. If you seriously believe that Gurages survival depends on the strength of PP, then good luck on that. By the way that is the definition of stupid.

Worry about your tiny zone than wasting your time on the Amharas capital. Addis Ababa was founded and built by Amharas. It is their baby and will decide its fate. If needed they will create another modern Addis Ababa and build it from a ground up. And you will follow wherever the Amharas go as you did for centuries.100%.

The PP goons knows what the Guraghies are upto. They really don’t care for the Listros. They will f use you and throw you under the bus. There will be no Gurage zone in a very near future. Mark this comment.

Now you know why Ethiopia existed in total stagnation for centuries. We are dealing with closed feudal minds that are incapable of grasping objectivity, factuality and the dynamics of evolving reality. All kinds of evolution - physical, biological, human or cultural select those that are learning, adapting, functioning, improving, creating. Ignorance is stubborn but it is ignorance that dies in the course of human progress. ስለዚህ ከነዚህ ደደቦች ጋር አትልፋ ። As an educated and intelligent being follow the fact and the facts will witness the truth and the winner.

so much so for someone who brags about Teferi mekonen school.

BTW even oromos want changer....
A Call for Amhara and Oromo Nationalists to Unite Against the Dictatorial Biltsigina Regime

By Fayyis Oromia*

The growing wave of Amhara nationalism has, unfortunately, made several critical missteps that have hindered its potential for effective resistance against the dictatorial Biltsigina regime. Three primary errors have surfaced, which, if addressed, could pave the way for a more unified struggle, particularly in cooperation with Oromo nationalists.

1. Misidentifying the Enemy
The Amhara nationalist movement has, at times, framed the Oromo identity itself as an adversary, particularly through the term “Oromummà,” which denotes the Oromo people’s sense of self. How can any politically astute leader advocate for the rejection of an entire people’s identity? Instead, the focus should be on combating the oppressive rule of the OPDO (Oromo People’s Democratic Organization) regime, which is complicit in maintaining the status quo. By labeling the OLF (Oromo Liberation Front) as an enemy, Amhara nationalists risk alienating those Oromo groups that are staunch advocates for Oromo national interests, including those in the OLA (Oromo Liberation Army), OFC (Oromo Federalist Congress), and even the OPP (Oromo Peoples’ Party). The shift in focus from opposing the broader Oromo people to targeting them directly serves only to undermine the shared struggle for national liberation.

2. The Use of Derogatory Terms
In recent years, the Amhara nationalist movement has used the term “Galla” to refer to the Oromo, a derogatory label akin to the “N-word” in the United States when referring to Black people. This term has long been used as a tool of dehumanization and division. By using it, Amhara nationalists have not only shown a lack of intellectual maturity, but have also made clear that their struggle is not one against the oppressive OPDO regime but, rather, against the Oromo people as a whole. This approach does little to foster unity and is a dangerous misstep that risks deepening inter-ethnic conflict.

3. Disregarding Oromo Territorial Rights
A third mistake lies in Amhara nationalists’ failure to acknowledge the territorial rights of the Oromo, particularly regarding the contested city of Finfinne (Addis Ababa). By laying claim to Finfinne and other parts of Oromia, Amhara nationalists risk sparking a broader conflict over territorial ownership, which could ultimately jeopardize the integrity of the Amhara region itself. It would be far more constructive to engage in a process of negotiation and respect for the territorial claims of all ethnic groups, including the Agaw and other historically marginalized nations, rather than pushing forward with unyielding territorial claims that only serve to escalate tensions.

The Path to Cooperation and Unity
Given the ongoing missteps, it would be more strategic for Amhara nationalists to abandon their confrontational stance with the Oromo and instead work towards forming an alliance with Oromo nationalists. The mutual goal should be to overthrow the Biltsigina regime, which has exploited and exacerbated ethnic divisions to maintain its brutal rule. The regime thrives on the division of the Amhara and Oromo national movements, fostering an environment of distrust and hatred, and undermining any collective action against it. Politicians with clear vision and commitment to national freedom should avoid falling into the divide-and-rule trap that has long been used by both the Woyane regime and the current Biltsigina leadership.

The Failure of the 2020 Election and the Need for Continued Struggle
It is increasingly apparent that Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s EPP (Ethiopian Prosperity Party) effectively “won” the 2020 election, though the two major Oromo republican parties—the OLF and OFC—boycotted it in protest. In light of this, it is crucial for the Oromo people to continue their struggle for freedom, whether through armed resistance or public uprising. Similarly, Amhara nationalists who have been labeled by Biltsigina’s cadres as “radical Naftegna forces” are also positioned to be attacked. The 2020 election was neither free nor fair in Oromia and Amhara, with both regions subjected to oppressive measures by the ruling regime. The ultimate aim of the Biltsigina regime, like that of its predecessor under Meles Zenawi, is to divide the Amhara and Oromo peoples, pitting them against each other and ensuring its continued dominance.

The Agaw Question and the Broader National Struggle
The Agaw people, often overlooked in discussions of Ethiopian nationalism, are an important part of the broader ethnic fabric of the country. Prof. Laphiso Delebo has estimated that there are approximately 23 million Agaw in Ethiopia, making them the second-largest ethnic group after the Oromo. This population is primarily located in areas such as Axum, Adwa, Tembien, and parts of Gojjam, Gondar, and Lasta. If these figures hold true, it raises the question of why the Agaw’s territorial rights are not adequately recognized. The historical treatment of the Agaw, particularly during the rise of the Woyane regime, should be reconsidered in any future discussions of Ethiopian federalism and national unity.

Historical Context: The Role of Colonialism in Ethiopia’s Ethnic Divisions
The ethnic tensions between the Habeshanized Cushites (mainly Amhara and Tigray) and non-Habeshanized Cushites (primarily Oromo) trace their roots to the late 19th century, during the Scramble for Africa. European colonizers manipulated local ethnic groups, portraying some as “superior” and others as “inferior,” thereby fueling longstanding divisions. Both the Amhara and Oromo peoples have suffered as a result of these colonial tactics, and today, the Biltsigina regime serves as a neo-colonial agent of Western powers, perpetuating oppression and division within Ethiopia.

The Need for a United Front Against Biltsigina
Despite these historical and current challenges, there remains an opportunity for the Amhara and Oromo peoples to forge a common front against the Biltsigina regime. While differences remain between the two groups, particularly regarding issues of territorial integrity and national independence, the ultimate goal should be freedom and democracy for all Ethiopians. The core issue is not the division of the country along ethnic lines, but rather the liberation of the Ethiopian people from tyranny and oppression.

Amhara elites who advocate for unconditional unity should consider the legitimate aspirations of the Oromo people for self-determination, while Oromo nationalists should be open to a union that respects the will and sovereignty of all nations. If both sides can move beyond entrenched positions and recognize the broader struggle for freedom, they may find a path to unity based on mutual respect, equality, and a shared vision for a democratic Ethiopia.

Conclusion: A Union of Free Peoples
The key to a lasting alliance between Amhara and Oromo nationalists lies in the principle of self-determination for all nations, with a union built on mutual consent and respect. The Biltsigina regime thrives on division; its continued rule is sustained by the inability of Ethiopia’s major ethnic groups to unite. By focusing on the common goal of liberation, both the Amhara and Oromo peoples can work together to dismantle this oppressive regime, and in doing so, build a truly democratic and free Ethiopia.

Galatôma!

CHRONOLOGY IS A FACT.

PRE-CHRISTIANITY IS A TIME BEFORE CHRISTIANITY.

IT SUFFICES TO READ YOUR ATTEMPT AT DEFINING WHAT RENAISSANCE MEANS TO UNDERSTAND YOU DID NOT HAVE AN IDEA ABOUT WHAT YOU WROTE.

YOU REFUSED TO TRANSLATE YOUR OWN WRITING IN AMHARIC TO ENGLISH.

Horus wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 23:41

The greatest danger among men is when begin to believe their own beliefs and opinions and take those to be the facts they live by.

The world is not your your perception. The map is not the territory. Reality is not your thought.

Those who live inside their ideas and constructs are condemned to a rude awakening.

Because ....

Thinking is not knowing, Thought is not knowledge. What you think has nothing to do with reality until you confirm your ideas by means of verifiable facts.

Even worse, your feelings and emotions are not even close.

When facts refuse to confirm you, you must divorce yourself with illusion s and imagination.

“Horus AKA Selam/“ wrote: …ushering in Ethiopian renaissance?

June 15, 2026

“Selam/ AKA Horus” wrote: …the topic is dead!

March 7, 2026

Source: ሁለተኛዉ ሬይነሳንስ በቅድመ ክርስትና ከክርስትና ኣፈትልኮ ሲወጣ

A rough translation of the title here: The Second Renaissance Breaking and Rising out of Christianity with Pre-Christianity.