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I have a dream!

[Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump]

Republicans: We are doing GREAT! Stay on Line. Do not let them move you. STAY ON LINE AND VOTE!

[John @johnEiid]

@realDonaldTrump FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! https://t.co/ZGjpmPGjy5

[Birhanu M Lenjiso (PhD) @BMLenjiso]

#IRREECHA2017

Irreecha is a significant cultural & religious event for the Oromo people, celebrated annually at the beginning of Birraa (Spring), marking the end of the rainy season and the beginning of a new harvest season. Irreecha is recognized for its profound cultural, spiritual, and communal significance among the Oromos who give thanks to Waaqa for blessings received in the past year, and prayers are offered for peace, reconciliation, and prosperity in the coming times.

This year’s Irreecha will be celebrated on the 5th of October at Hora Finfinnee and 6th of October at Hora Harsadi. As a major cultural and spiritual gathering, where millions gather to celebrate in traditional attire, participate in songs, dances, and rituals, Irreecha reinforce Oromo identity, history, and values. It's where the Oromos expresses gratitude for surviving the rainy season and for the coming of Birraa. This season of the year is also a time when Oromo promotes peace, unity, and reconciliation, not only among the Oromo but also invites participation from other ethnic groups, emphasizing a message of national unity and cultural exchange.

Irreecha is now celebrated globally; as Oromo diaspora community and their friends celebrate it at a global level highlighting its role in maintaining and promoting Oromo culture, serving as a beacon of cultural pride and resilience. Irreecha, therefore, not only marks a seasonal change but also stands as a vibrant testament to the enduring spirit, cultural depth, and communal bonds of the Oromo people, drawing global attention to one of Africa's most celebrated cultural and religious events.

Baga Geechan!
Happy Irreecha!

[kebenecha @kebenecha1]

@MuskUniverseUsa Hope

[𝗚𝘂𝗺𝗮𝗮 𝗦𝗮𝗾 @gumaaoro]

Carraa kana ittiin fayyadamaa👇👇

[United Nations @UN]

On Saturday’s #WorldBicycleDay & every day, the UN is supporting the use of bicycles to transform mobility, while also helping to create a greener, more sustainable future. https://t.co/4QSs2mplkp

[UN OCHA Ethiopia @OCHA_Ethiopia]

Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (#WASH) access is a basic need for survival. 💧🚰🚿🫧

For those affected by #drought, conflict and other crises in #Ethiopia, continued WASH support to almost 12 million people is essential in 2023.

https://t.co/ZCBwn4MtEm

[Dereje Gerefa Tullu 🇪🇹 @DerejeGerefa]

የቦረና ህዝብ ከቤት እንስሶቹ ጋር በድርቅ እየረገፈ፤ የሀገሪቱ ከተሞች በተፈናቃይ ተረጂዎች ተጥለቅልቀው ባሉበት እነሱ ምንም እንዳልተፈጠረ በሸናና እያሉ ስለ ሸገር ምስረታና ስለ ቀጣዩ የዘረፋ እቅድ እያወሩ ነው።

#ለቦረና_ህዝብ_እንድረስለት!!

[Duba K. Wachile @NuraMolu]

The #drought & #famine in #Borana, #Oromia_region, #Ethiopia,the most #neglected & #marginalized people in #Oromia_region, hundreds are dying everyday.

[Roberra @Futuredanam]

Borana is in a critical situation,the intl cmty must see this as an important affair of the world.
@Ethiopia_UN @UNHumanRights @UNHumanRights
#OromoVoice #oromo

[allAfrica.com @allafrica]

After All Livestock Are Dead, What Is Left for Borana... @addisstandard: https://t.co/lYPuzH70X5 #Ethiopia

[Finfinne @finfinne6]

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Save Borana

900,000 people need emergency food in Borana.

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[Addis Standard @addisstandard]

#Ethiopia: After all livestock are dead, now what is left for #Borana pastoralists? Unveiling devastating impacts of prolonged drought https://t.co/pFKc2BZgdV
@galgalodiqa on the devastating consequences of the drought on Borana pastoralists with previously unseen alarming data.

[UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency @Refugees]

The earthquake in Türkiye and Syria has left thousands in dire need of aid, including refugees and displaced people. They need our support. https://t.co/WzYz5rfYUF

[kebenecha @kebenecha1]

Yaa shinooye qameeya galgaalloyee.

[kebenecha @kebenecha1]

Tokyolompic2020

[Dr Eng Seleshi Bekele @seleshi_b_a]

Congratulations Selomon Barega. Well done at Tokyo, Gold for 10000m.

[IOM Ethiopia @IOMEthiopia]

As IOM continues to scale up its response in Northern Ethiopia, read more about:

▶️ Required Funding
▶️ Received Funding
▶️ Gaps in Funding

An additional USD40.6M is need to support SNFI, WASH, CCCM, Health, Protection, and DTM activities in 2021.

READ: https://t.co/uGS40b14CD

[kebenecha @kebenecha1]

#Africaday2021

[kebenecha @kebenecha1]

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