SAMi WEDi GERE

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[SAMi WEDi GERE @samg1919]

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[Kindeya Gebrehiwot, PhD, Prof @ProfKindeya]

ጭርሖታት ድሙቕ ህዝባዊ ሰልፍታት ህዝቢ ራያ!
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📌አብ ልዕሊ ህዝቢ ራያ ዝተአወጀ ፃሕታሪ ኲናትን ንሰላም ህዝብና ዝዘርግን መግለፂ ደብረፅዮን ብትሪ ንኹንን !
📌 ዕጫን ምርጫን ህዝቢ ራያ ብባዕሉ ጥራሕ ይዉሰን ፤ ብምስሌነ ኣይንምራሕን!
📌 መኸተ ንዝሓንሸሸ ጉጅለ ኣይንቕበልን! ከባቢያዊ ምምሕዳርና  ንዝትንክፍ  ፍንጫል ጉጅለ  ኣይንዕገስን !
📌 ዝፀዋዕናዮ ናይ ኹናትን ድሕረትን ሓይሊ የለን, ንተልእኾ ሻዕቢያ ዝቕበል እንግድዓ'ዉን የብልናንን !
📌 አያም በሉ፤ አይፋቓዕናኩምይ!
📌 ህዝቢ ራያ አብ ጎኒ ጌታቸዉ ረዳ እዩ!
📌ሓንቲ ትግራይ ሓደ መፃኢ!

መላእ ህዝቢ ትግራይ ንቅዋም ህዝቢ ራያ ብምድጋፍን ኣሰሩ ብምስዓብን ዕላማ መስዋእቲ ደቁ ዝኾነ ዓርሰ-ምሕደርኡ የረጋግፅ ፣ ፀረ-ዓርሰ ምሕደራ ንዝኾነ ፀቢብ ጉጅለ ምልኪን ዕንደራን ንሓዋሩ የወግድ፣ ሓድነት ትግራይን ህዝባን ዉሑስ ይግበር!!

ክብርን ሞገስን ንስማእታትና!!

[SAMi WEDi GERE @samg1919]

Congratulations pk

[SAMi WEDi GERE @samg1919]

RT @ProfKindeya: We laid a cornerstone for a construcrion of a high school at #Quiha by philanthropist Zeru Gebribanos! He will build one i…

[Kindeya Gebrehiwot, PhD, Prof @ProfKindeya]

While checking the exam centers in the Uni campuses, we noted that all preparations for the 12th grade national exam in Tigray are finalised. This is happening after 3 yrs & will start on 10th Oct. While we thank everyone working hard for this special session, we wish all the best to our students.

[Kindeya Gebrehiwot, PhD, Prof @ProfKindeya]

Today we have visited Raya University & observed the ongoing teaching-learning for regular students! Despite the challenges of resources, it is going very well & catching up. Kudos to the committed University & zone leadership, and the community! Exemplary #Maichew #Tigray

[Kindeya Gebrehiwot, PhD, Prof @ProfKindeya]

Desert #Locust swarms has been seen since yesterday in some woredas of Eastern #Tigray. The swarm is also spotted today at Beru of Raya Azebo Wereda of Southen Zone. While there is active mobilisation, we need to strengthen our effort at all levels to minimise the damage!

[Kindeya Gebrehiwot, PhD, Prof @ProfKindeya]

We have launched today a regional #HIV/AIDS prevention & control revitalization movement at #Mekelle #Tigray. The impact of war on the spread of HIV/AIDS & the alarming situation in Tigray has been discussed. We noted that it needs a special attention and demands holistic approach by all stakeholders. More importantly such move requires everyone's committment, especially the leadership working at all levels!

[Kindeya Gebrehiwot, PhD, Prof @ProfKindeya]

“The findings of our study are a stark reminder of the devastating toll that war takes on children. It’s not just the physical destruction and loss of life – it’s the psychological trauma.”
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[Kindeya Gebrehiwot, PhD, Prof @ProfKindeya]

Met a delegation led by the President of All-Africa Students Union (AASU), Mr Osisiogu Osikenyi & briefed them the challenges we have in #Tigray in general & education in particular. We agreed to strengthen partnership on joint advocacy, capacity building & reconstruction, among other things. The team has visited Al’asa school at Dogu’a Tembien & witnessed its damage due to the war!

[Kindeya Gebrehiwot, PhD, Prof @ProfKindeya]

The owner of Northern Star International Hotel at #Mekelle, Zer'u Gebrelibanos supported school feeding for 11,000 children at five primary schools. Joined the session at Adihaki School where he also donated scholastic materials & financial support to teachers! Philanthropy at its best. Thank you Zer'u & hope others will follow suit! #BringBackTigrayChildren_BackToSchool

[Kindeya Gebrehiwot, PhD, Prof @ProfKindeya]

Met Mr Levent Sahin, Director of Ethiopia of Turkish MAARIF Foundation & discussed the opening of an international school at #Mekelle. We @kirosgu have briefed him the dire situation of education in Tigray & agreed to strengthen our collaboration through benchmarking & sister school arrangements, among other things!

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

Ethiopia's 'Abuna Yemata Guh' is arguably the most inaccessible place of worship on earth and has to be climbed on foot to reach. Located in the Tigray region of northern Ethiopia, this ancient rock-hewn church stands atop a vertical cliff, perched at an elevation of around 2,580 meters (8,460 feet). It is considered one of the most inaccessible and challenging religious sites to reach in the world.

The construction of rock-hewn churches in Ethiopia has a long history dating back to the 4th century AD, during the time of the Aksumite Empire. These churches were built by carving into solid rock formations, creating impressive architectural masterpieces. The rock-hewn churches served as centers of religious devotion and provided shelter during times of conflict.

Abuna Yemata Guh is believed to have been carved out of the cliff face during the 5th century, making it over 1,500 years old. It is dedicated to Saint Yemata, a legendary Ethiopian saint who is said to have meditated and prayed in this secluded location. The church is named after Abuna (meaning "father" in Amharic) Yemata, who was a prominent Ethiopian religious leader.

What makes Abuna Yemata Guh particularly notable is the challenging ascent required to reach it. Pilgrims and visitors must hike up a steep and narrow footpath, navigating rugged terrain and exposed ledges. The ascent involves scrambling up the cliff face, sometimes using ropes for support. This arduous journey symbolizes a spiritual pilgrimage, testing the devotion and commitment of those seeking solace and connection with their faith.

Despite its remote and inaccessible location, Abuna Yemata Guh has attracted attention in recent years as a testament to Ethiopia's rich cultural heritage and architectural prowess. It is not only a place of worship but also a symbol of the enduring faith and determination of the Ethiopian people.

Furthermore, the Tigray region, where Abuna Yemata Guh is situated, has witnessed significant historical and cultural events throughout the centuries. It has been a center of religious and political power, with various empires and kingdoms rising and falling in the region. Today, Tigray is home to a diverse population, including the Tigrayan people, who have their unique language, culture, and traditions.

In recent years, the Tigray region has faced challenging times due to internal conflicts and humanitarian crises, making access to sites like Abuna Yemata Guh more difficult. Nevertheless, the church continues to be a testament to Ethiopia's rich history and the resilience of its people, reminding us of the enduring power of faith and the importance of preserving cultural heritage.

[Kindeya Gebrehiwot, PhD, Prof @ProfKindeya]

It was great to be at #Adigrat #Tigray today as always! Joined the closing session of city’s nine weeks tournament! Inspiring & very productive engagement!

[Kindeya Gebrehiwot, PhD, Prof @ProfKindeya]

ኣብ መዓልቲ ሰማእታት ብልዕሊ 17 ቢልዮን ቅርሺ ንዝህነፅ ተጎጋ ስሚንቶ ፋብሪካ (ተስፋ) እምነ ኹርናዕ ተነቢሩ:: On martyrs day, laid a cornerstone for Tegoga Cement Factory to be constructed with 17 Billion Birr! Eternal Glory to our martyrs!

[Kindeya Gebrehiwot, PhD, Prof @ProfKindeya]

ዘለኣለማዊ ኽብሪን ዝኽርን ንጀጋኑ ሰማእታትና።

[Kindeya Gebrehiwot, PhD, Prof @ProfKindeya]

We have launched today at Mekelle the Seqota Declaration Multi-sectoral Approach for Stunting Reduction Project (MASReP) with a budget of $10.8 million. Funded by the Africa Development Bank, with the government and community contriburion, it will be implemented in 13 Woredas along Tekeze basin belt of Tigray with a focus on health, nutrition sensitive agriculture, climate proof infrastructure such as water supply and irrigation, education, social affairs, women & children.

[Kindeya Gebrehiwot, PhD, Prof @ProfKindeya]

Prof Jan Nyssen established a modest Tigray botanical garden in Belgium! Prof J. Nyssen is simply amazing & this is best ever gift to Tigray! We can not thank you enough.
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