Welkait Tegede - SBS Radio Aust Discussion TPLF took land from Amhara Gonder to Tigray (Full Answer) скачать в хорошем качестве

Welkait Tegede - SBS Radio Aust Discussion TPLF took land from Amhara Gonder to Tigray (Full Answer)

We the people of welkait-Tegede speak both Amharic as our first language and Tegrenga and some who lives at the border of Sudan and Ethiopia speaks Arabic, Kunama and etc... But at the local market, during birthday, weddings, funeral and other holidays we use Amharic. The federalism system based on language which TPLF used to take our region to Tigray is totally unacceptable by the welkait-Tegede people, infact it is distractive to our beloved counrty - Ethiopia. That doesn't not benefit any body including the people of Tigray with whom we lived in peace for centuries. Because Eritreans speake Tigregna, that doesn't make them part of Tigray, because Agaw people use their own language that doesn't make them out of Gojam. You just can not steal land like that with out the will of the people. This is how Weyane has introduced unnecessary hatred. History is always there to reveal the truth. Although, the current regime took our land from Gondar and make it part of Tigray, that doesn't change the fact that one day we will go back to Begemidre as time is bomb. Interstingly, most of our Tigrean brothers and EPRDF members knows it very well. Asked about the problem of integrating the Welkait and Tegede (Gondar) Telemt zones to the Tigray Regional State, Addisu Legess the deputy Prime minster replied that "patience was needed and that the time would come to correct these errors." so my message to all Ethiopian from north to south from west to east, I well say We were Ethiopian, we are Ethiopian and we will be Ethiopian forever, we don't need to be librated by TPLF. We were part of Begemider and will go back to Gondar(Begemedir) by any means. We were not part of Tigray and we will not be part of Tigray. There is nothing wronge to be Tigrean but the fact is we are not Tigrean because we never been part of Tigray in our history.