Nega Sahle

I am just a person like everyone else.

[Nega Sahle @sahlene95]

@unbiasedpresss How could a person lie this much? Google the map of Eritrea you will see it.

[Nega Sahle @sahlene95]

@BusInsiderSSA And lifts sanctions on Eritrea as well.Why you keep ignoring the news about Eritrea.That is not your agenda.

[ⓉⓃ @tesfanews]

Glad to see the face of the hero deeply loved and respected by our people. Wishing all my fellow Eritreans a joyful and proud Independence Day week. 🫡

[Yemane G. Meskel 🇪🇷 @hawelti]

The commotion of the usual, faint-hearted, Conflict Entrepreneurs (እፍሊ ሓንጨመንጪ) is appalling indeed.

This attitude is glaringly evident/manifested, especially this week, both in its condescending variant as well as in their pretentious posturing when they act as "Viceroys" who have the "prerogative and authority" to determine the political affairs, destiny, and international relations of Eritrea in particular and the Horn of Africa region broadly.

Eritrea will not, of course, be derailed by the perennial ill-will of these inconsequential detractors and it will, as ever, pursue its positive and constructive policies of cultivating and consolidating its regional and global ties of cooperation and partnership on the basis of mutual interests and shared objectives.

[Deeqa 🇸🇴 @Deee_luul]

Good news… The Trump administration is considering lifting U.S. sanctions on Eritrea as part of efforts to reset diplomatic relations!

It is worth recalling what Hillary Clinton once said about Eritrea, according to U.S. diplomatic cables published by WikiLeaks: Eritrea is a bad example of good governance.!

What she meant reflects a broader Western concern about Eritrea’s model of self-reliance, especially after it rejected foreign aid and NGOs such as USAID in the mid-2000s. It was seen as a bad example for Africa, as other countries might follow the same path and move away from dependence on external assistance.

With the current administration shifting its approach to humanitarian aid in Africa and closing down USAID, it seems the time has come to reconsider and lift these sanctions.

[FikreJesus, PhD @FikreJesus]

🇪🇷 🌧 💧 🌂

Super.

More Azmera rains...and very much welcomed.

This is part of the short rainy season (Mar-May), which is crucial for upcoming agricultural activities.

[Nega Sahle @sahlene95]

Well done professor ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[Nega Sahle @sahlene95]

@BBCPolitics Fake news starts from BBC

[Freta Hadgu 🙏🏾❤️🇪🇷👈🏾 @Fretata83]

No nation should try to gain Red Sea access by force. International law and sovereignty must be respected. War will only bring suffering to innocent people. Diplomacy is the only solution. But Eritrea will always defend its sovereignty.🇪🇷👈🏾 #Eritrea #eritreanredsea

[yohannes ጆን @yohannestek13]

Prime Minster Abiy Ahmed’s @AbiyAhmedAli incompetence is on full display. #Share #Repost
Sarah Vaughan (PhD) delivers an accurate, outstanding analysis of Ethiopia to the EU—covering Abiy’s inflammatory rhetoric of “Sovereign Sea Access” creating tension in the HOA, military weakness, economic collapse, conflicts in Amhara & Oromia, and the stalled Pretoria Agreement.

Her work exposes Ethiopia’s internal crisis ignored by international media and helps the world understand the region’s realities.

#Ethiopia #Eritrea #HOA #AU #UN #Geopolitics #HornOfAfrica #AfricanPolitics
#PP #AbiyAhmed #UNSanctions #AfricanUnion #Eritrea #HornOfAfrica #EastAfricaPolitics
@EUSR_Weber @Joe__Bassey @AnnGarrison @ymahmoudali @AmbStesfamariam @biniamb @Sertseyonas @Eritrea_UN @antonioguterres @AmbassadorEstif @_AfricanUnion @_africanhistory @jumuiya @african_stream @historyofafrica @hon_mugari @EritreaUNGeneva @AsstSecStateAF @AbdiwahabSheik7

[Sirak Bahlbi @SirakBahlbi]

The HISTORY MAKER @GrmayeBiniam whoop whoop! መቕሰን! ግርማ ሃገር።

[Mike ኤርትራዊ 🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷 @EllamellaMg]

And what do the Tigrayan say?
After asking that the Eritrean Defence Force is being accused of abusing you, they say, "Not the same thing happened to us, but in contrast, #EDF even helped us to eat, encouraged us. We didn't see a woman who was raped.

#PPMustGo

[ⓉⓃ @tesfanews]

Abiy's soldiers in Tigray told to "burn it ... keep burning the entire town ..."

[Nega Sahle @sahlene95]

@neby_G I like the way they are dancing 😂😂😂😂😂

[Nega Sahle @sahlene95]

@mariam_almaz11 Did I hear you say Sudan? Your country UAE is behind the ethnic cleansing being carried out by RSF which are fully funded and armed by your https://t.co/5LOF9EBt1I can't white wash what is known by everyone.

[Nega Sahle @sahlene95]

He is my President ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[Hadelibi☝♡ @Ternafi]

#Eritrea: President Isaias Afwerki just arrived in Port #Sudan — and the reception said everything.

Crowds out in force, Burhan himself at the front of the welcome line.

Eritrea walks in with quiet strength, no theatrics, no noise… just respect earned over decades.

History doesn’t shout — it arrives.

[𝐘𝐏𝐅𝐃𝐉 @Eritrea1952]

If your country was constantly beset with turmoil, #eritrea

[Yemane G. Meskel 🇪🇷 @hawelti]

Potemkin Party's declared "war manifesto" seems to be morphing - through constant packaging and re-packaging - into "the aggrieved party" mode these days.

Indeed, the incessant and toxic mantra on "acquiring sovereign access to the sea by force if necessary .. the imperative to project naval power in the Red Sea.. the revisionist and blasphemous pronouncements on Eritrea's independence...etc. " that the war-mongering PP has been floating for the last two years has been temporarily turned on "mute-mode" in the past few weeks.

The transparent ploy is designed to hoodwink public opinion by rationalizing the unprovoked and reckless war that the PP has been itching to unleash against Eritrea for the past two years as a "legitimate act of self defense".

This is the gist of the long and monotonous diatribe that PP's Foreign Minister delivered at a "Foreign Policy Forum" in Addis Ababa on Thursday this week whose central theme was on "Eritrea's perennial acts of destabilization against Ethiopia".

Strange as it may sound, PP's senior officials seem to suffer from acute deficits of institutional memory - they claim they are not able "to retrieve them from Cabinet, Parliamentary and other archives". In the event and to refresh the memories of the FM and his Potemkin Party colleagues in a broad-brash and snapshot manner, we will dwell on the following indelible historical facts:

1. Eritrea's three decades war of national liberation was sparked because Ethiopia unilaterally abrogated the sham Federation and annexed Eritrea in flagrant contravention of international law. The Federal Act itself was a blatant violation of Eritrea's inalienable rights of decolonization. Ethiopia's surrogate role in the original illicit act; annexation, and intermittent relapse of its expansionist and irredentist agendas were, and continue to remain, the singular causes of the periodic conflicts that have raged between the two countries.
2. In a nutshell, Eritrea has invariably been on the receiving end for the costly and unnecessary conflicts that successive Ethiopian regime have and continue to unleash because they covet their neighbour's land and endowments.
2. The vicious 1998-2000 border war between the two countries was unleashed by the incumbent Ethiopian regime under the putative pretext of "dispute on Badme and its environs". Although they are singing to a different tune these days, PP's senior officials - including the current Army Chief of Staff - confessed only four years ago that they were ashamed and embarrassed at the time when the Parliament accused Eritrea for aggression and declared war in May 1998 while the army had been given explicit instructions to unleash war weeks earlier. The maximalist agenda of the war went beyond regaining the "disputed territory". In the early weeks of the war, the then Deputy Foreign Minister, Tekeda Alemu, publicly announced to a gathering of the Ethiopian community in Washington that "capturing Assab" was one of the central objectives of the war. During the 3rd Offensive, the Ethiopian regime halted the US-EU facilitated negotiations in Algiers while the Ethiopian army launched a massive military assault on Assab with disastrous consequences. Ethiopia signed the Cessation of Hostilities Agreement only after, and because of, this debacle. The Moratorium on Air Strikes brokered by President Clinton in July 1998; the Technical Arrangements; the Algiers Agreement, and later the EEBC Award were violated by incumbent Ethiopian regimes because they were not sincerely committed to nurturing and consolidating good-neighbourly ties between the two countries on the basis of each other's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
3. The Potemkin Party is suffering from the same irredentist malaise with its current war agenda cloaked in "sovereign access to the sea". The accusation alluding to Eritrea's visceral stance and "Isaias doctrine" of fomenting perpetual "destabilization" of Ethiopia is too ludicrous to merit elaboration. Small Eritrea must indeed have Providential powers if it is potent enough to destabilize its much larger neighbour for decades. The truth is the wars that are raging in virtually all of Ethiopia's Regions are incubated by the regime's own flawed governance architecture.
4. The FM further digresses to what has become normative among PP officials and trolls these days of disparaging Eritrea's economic endowments and growth as well as its governance architecture. Again, this is too audacious coming as it does from a country whose economy is overstressed and burdened by debilitating poverty in spite of over 84 billion US$ of receiving international development assistance over the last three decades; periodic IMF financial bailouts; and cyclical rounds of intensive care (Food Safety nets etc.). Currently, 21.4 million Ethiopian are in need of urgent humanitarian assistance, while 68.7% are multidimentionally poor. And as mentioned above, the country is seething under spiraling conflicts that emanate from misguided governance structures that polarize society along entrenched and centrifugal ethnic cleavages.

We could go on and on.. but it would be meaningless: "ዘረባ ኣደይ ለቱ፥ ኣየውፍር ኣየእቱ"፥ ስለዝኾነ እቲ ነገሩ!

[Sirak Bahlbi @SirakBahlbi]

Arkebe Okbay — a prominent #Tigrayan figure and former Mayor of Addis Ababa — lays out the hard truths about port ownership and exposes the very same fallacies the Prosperity Party is recycling today.

He delivers clear warnings to those he describes as “infected with port fever”:

If you claim you will take back ports by force, then explain how. #Ethiopia has already sacrificed nearly a million young people, including university students, in past wars to occupy #Eritrea

If you claim you will regain ports peacefully, then tell us what new method you possess that Haile Selassie and the Derg did not already attempt.

He reminds them that the EPRDF’s choice was a principled one — to avoid endless bloodshed, respect international norms, and honor the UN-supervised referendum through which the Eritrean people won their independence.

And finally, he states plainly: Eritrea is a sovereign nation. International law applies. You cannot seize ports or land that do not belong to you.

Arkebe’s message is simple: facts matter, sovereignty matters, and history cannot be rewritten to satisfy political fantasies.

[Nega Sahle @sahlene95]

@afric_insde Your name says inside Africa but your posts show otherwise.I got you name you will like it."Inside prosperity party" could be a better match.