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Noble Amhara
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Dehana & Sekota

Post by Noble Amhara » 03 May 2020, 02:53

Wagshums of Zagwe Noble Descent have been greatly blessed to be influenced by Amharic Language and Culture which is the utmost civilized and beautiful on earth. Also Hemre region is home to brave Arbegnas that never backed down or bent the knee to the Italians they inherited such Arbegnit Style from Yekuno Amlak as Agaws are Amharas and have always defended the beautiful Green-Yellow-Res Flag of ours! Go ask Sekotans!!!


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Noble Amhara
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Re: Dehana Woreda

Post by Noble Amhara » 03 May 2020, 03:03

Enjoy a Lovely Song, from Abergele/Sehala/Zikuala Northern Ethiopia


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Re: Dehana & Sekota

Post by EthioRedSea » 03 May 2020, 05:18

Sekota are Agews. Dehana is Tigrayan village.
I think there has been some interaction between Tigray, Agews and Amhara. We are now all Ethiopians. But the Agaw people need their own territory, their own schools and their own leaders. They have been oppressed by Haile Selassie and Mengistu regimes. Even TPLF-EPRDF did little to help the Agew people not to offend the Amhara. I like Agew people. But they have been living in fear. I had friends from Sekota, who saw them selves as victims of Amhara oppression.

The only free people in Ethiopia are Tigrayans (by their own force- Tigre haylegna new!) and Amhara. The sufferings of The Oromo, the Afar and Somalis was extreme. The Omotic people were seen as subhumans by Amhara elites and were discriminated. After TPLF took power, things changed for the better for many non-Amhara Ethiopians. The nilotic people of Gambella about 200,000 people have their own regional government. They have their own leaders. We should do the same for Agew people.

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